Deepening inequality in the United States has led to increased homelessness and food
insecurity. Most research on the links between food insecurity and homelessness in the …

Food deserts (FDs) are classified as low-income or low-access areas where individuals lack
consistent access to nutritious foods. Redlining and gentrification have assisted in forming …

In the 1930s, the Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC) graded urban neighborhoods
based on their mortgage investment risk, designating whiter wealthier neighborhoods a …

Food apartheid, a term that describes the deliberate nature of food insecurity in the US, is a
bioethical issue because people need access to nutritious foods to help sustain a healthy …

Introduction: Systematic barriers to healthy food access disproportionately impact people of
color and people with lower incomes, enforce dietary disparities, and contribute to …

Food and nutrition security remains a relevant issue globally, impacting nutritional status
and other health outcomes. This is further complicated by various environmental factors that …

Objective: To examine the association between low access to healthy food and mental
health outcomes among adults living in Miami-Dade County, FL and to visualize needs …

Methods Redlining refers to the discriminatory practice of utilizing mortgage lending to
confine minority populations into segregated, substandard housing. These historically …