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15 July 2021

2461 GB adults surveyed

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The National Food Study review has also recommended allowing doctors to prescribe free fruit and vegetables. If you had an ailment that could be fixed by such a prescription, would you rather receive and have to eat free fruit and vegetables, or would you rather get free pills that did the same thing?

Conducted 15 July 2021

YouGov surveyed 2461 GB adults

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The National Food Study review has also recommended allowing doctors to prescribe free fruit and vegetables. If you had an ailment that could be fixed by such a prescription, would you rather receive and have to eat free fruit and vegetables, or would you rather get free pills that did the same thing?

Conducted 15 July 2021

YouGov surveyed 2461 GB adults

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69%
13%
19%

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