The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) has launched Fall Into Health as part of NACDS’ ongoing Nourish My Health public education campaign. NACDS is spotlighting participating member pharmacies and their timely services and solutions at over 25,000 locations across the country. In addition to vaccines, member pharmacies offer health screenings, dietitian‑guided nutrition resources, and more services designed to keep families healthy amid busy autumn routines.

Fall Into Health highlights the essential role of pharmacies in meeting Americans where they’re at on their healthcare journey,” said NACDS President and CEO Steven C. Anderson. “Every day, in communities large and small, our member pharmacies provide the trusted care and support communities have come to rely on.”

Launched in 2023 with leading national health organizations, NACDS Nourish My Health supports a national strategy to end hunger, improve nutrition, and reduce disease. The campaign encourages baseline health screenings and offers healthy eating guidelines. It also runs a nutrition security survey to develop practical ways to expand access and provides resources for professionals. Visit Nourish My Health for more information.

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