In 2019, the estimated prevalence of food insecurity for Black non-Hispanic households was
higher than the national average due to health disparities exacerbated by forms of racial …

Introduction Food insecurity is prevalent in the US and is associated with deleterious health,
behavioral, and social consequences. Food insecurity is currently addressed largely through …

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 Food insecurity is related to risk of adverse health outcomes such as obesity,
but the explanatory factors underlying this association are still unclear. This study aimed to …

Little is known about food insecurity and the extent of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program (SNAP) participation in the heterogeneous Asian American population. Using …

Little is known about the prevalence and correlates of food insecurity among immigrants and
refugees. Acculturation and social connectedness may influence food insecurity (lack of …

Background Low-income, working-age Veterans with children have risk for food insecurity.
Less known is extent to which their risk compares to nonveterans. Purpose To evaluate odds …

Food insecurity is a prominent social determinant of health. There is evidence of increasing
food insecurity in high‐income countries amid inflationary pressures. Yet, we know relatively …

Background Food insecurity can have lasting physical and mental health consequences.
The experience of food insecurity within a household may disproportionately impact mothers …

Introduction Most previous studies on food insecurity and cardiovascular disease risk factors
are cross-sectional. Without longitudinal data, it is unclear whether food insecurity precedes …