I actually don't quite understand how this could be an ethical study design? Presumably here they've randomized people into either receiving money for groceries or getting no cash 
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Should note that it's very ambiguously phrased - possible that the "no change" group also received the voucher (although still not the fresh food hamper!)
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According to the press release the "no change" group explicitly received no monetary reimbursement...pic.twitter.com/rTZ97FaE6H
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Ok, had a look at their plan and it seems that the "no change" group DO receive the hamper and $$$, but only at the END of the study Sounds much more ethical, but still an issue in terms of the results!
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I'd be very interested to see this replicated in the US. I got state-sponsored food assistance during college and my stress levels went waaaay down when I got them.pic.twitter.com/7Nofq3bcEF
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