Abstract Purpose of Review Food insecurity is the lack of sufficient food in quantity and/or
quality. Psychological distress includes mental health issues such as depression and …

People with severe mental illness (SMI), such as major depression, bipolar disorder, and
schizophrenia, experience numerous risk factors that may predispose them to food …

Importance Allostatic overload, a biomarker of wear and tear, could be the potential pathway
through which food insecurity leads to increased morbidity risk. Objective To assess the …

Background Food insecurity is a significant health issue among older adults and contributes
to poorer quality of life and mental health. However, limited evidence is available among …

The COVID-19 pandemic brought increases in food insecurity in Los Angeles (LA) County,
defined as lacking household access to adequate food because of limited money or other …

Food insecurity affects 14% of US homes with children and has been associated with
increased mental health problems. Few studies have examined long-term consequences for …

Background Suicide and food insecurity (ie, lack of access to food) are two major issues that
affect US Veterans. Purpose Using a US-based sample, we evaluated the association …

Background Economic food insecurity tools are used to detect need for assistance in the
general population. However, in older adults, food insecurity can also be due to factors other …

Background Food insecurity (FI) is a pressing public health concern among older adults and
has been associated with adverse cardiovascular outcomes. Greater systemic inflammation …

Objectives As a well-documented social determinant of health, food insecurity may be
associated with COVID-19 infection in households with older adults. We examined whether …