Low-income and food-insecure households are at risk of poor dietary quality and even more
severe food insecurity. Especially in childhood, consuming a nutritionally adequate diet is an …

Globally, household food waste alone accounts for about 700billioninenvironmentalcostsowingtother…
,alongwithsocialcostsreachingapproximately 900 billion. Reducing this waste by 25% could …

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 …

Objectives The present study examined how different family level (family financial stress,
family violence) and individual (food insecurity, gender, race) determinants of health were …

Background Latino populations, especially those of Mexican ancestry, face higher rates of
both cardiometabolic diseases and food insecurity, compounding negative health outcomes …

The 63.6 million Hispanic individuals living in the United States constitute the largest ethnic
or racial minority group in the country. Hispanic/Latino households report a high prevalence …

Background and aims Hypertension continues to be a major public health problem affecting
almost half of the adults in the US. The intersection of hypertension with food insecurity has …

The global challenges of food insecurity, coupled with the large scale of food waste
generated by the restaurant industry, necessitate collaborative efforts from both individuals …

Schools are in a unique position to address social determinants of health (SDOHs) in
pediatric asthma management because of their potential to provide resources and facilitate …

Background Food insecurity impacts 13.5 million US households yearly. Although food
security instability (FS-I) can have many temporal presentations, these are not measured in …