•July 17, 2024•

By Cheri Burcham

Family Life Educator

Research indicates that people who cook more meals at home, rather than eating out or grabbing take-out, have a healthier diet and lower risk of chronic disease, such as type 2 diabetes. However, cooking at home for someone with limited mobility, disability, injury, or health conditions, such as arthritis, can be a struggle. Here are some tips and tools to still make cooking an enjoyable and healthful experience. 

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