Conclusions Despite an acknowledged importance of access to food and healthy diet to GI
health, there is a paucity of studies about the relationship between FI and nonhepatic …

Accepted: June 2016 ood Insecurity (FI) defines as the limited or uncertain availability of
nutritionally foods adequately or the inability to achieve them in ways which is socially …

Background: The association between food insecurity (FI) and obesity is now so well
documented that scholars have dubbed it the “'new'food insecurity” and cited it as a leading …

Food insecurity (FI) describes the lack of consistent access to enough food for every person
in a household to live an active, healthy life. It is a global issue: according to the UN, 928 …

1032 CMAJ, October 6, 2015, 187 (14) dwindles) through the month, but medication
regimens do not. 6 A clinician aware of this could offer explicit counselling and medication …

Methods Interviews (N= 21) were conducted with suburban community residency clinic
patients who screened positive for FI in the last 12 months. Six open-ended questions and a …

Background: Food insecurity is a major public health challenge. For patients with celiac
disease (CeD), food insecurity may be particularly detrimental as it threatens the …

Background: Food insecurity is associated with many poor health outcomes. Most
contemporary liver disease is metabolic and impacted by nutritional status. Data regarding …

Purpose: There is considerable interest in the association between food insecurity (FIS) and
various cardiovascular risk factors such as dyslipidemia. Although the association between …

Abstract In the United States, college students experience disproportionate rates of food
insecurity (FI) compared to the national average. The experience of acute and chronic FI has …