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Food Insecurity in Pregnancy, Receipt of Food Assistance, and Perinatal Complications
JAMA Network OpenImportanceFood insecurity is a growing public health concern, but its association with perinatal complications remains unclear.ObjectiveTo examine whether food insecurity in pregnancy was associated with the risk of perinatal complications and determine whether these potential associations differed by receipt of food assistance.Design, Setting, and ...
Chehab, Rana F. +6 more
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Social Sciences, 2021 This work analyzes the relationship between the precarization of everyday life and the increase in food insecurity in Catalonia (Spain). Based on an ethnographic analysis of the food itineraries of a group of people in a situation of precarity, this ...
Mabel Gracia-Arnaiz +2 more
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Development Studies Research, 2023 This study proposes an analytical approach to support the selection of intervention strategy in response to conditions of food insecurity. This is done by assessing the functionality of the local market providing particular attention to the simulation of
Alessandro De Matteis, Frank Ellis
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Reformist, progressive, radical: The case for an inclusive alliance
Canadian Food Studies, 2022 Scholars of food regimes and food movements have argued that the capacity of the contemporary food movement to achieve significant change is dependent upon the nature of the alliances formed by the progressive, food justice component of the broader array
Janet Elizabeth Poppendieck
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Handling Families Affected by Covid-19 on Panjang Island, Batam City
Ahmar Metakarya, 2021 Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a new type of disease that has never been previously identified in humans. This virus has greatly affected the activities of workers, especially low-income people who have lost their main breadwinner due to the ...
Siti Husaidah +4 more
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Tracés, 2021 The Food Stamps welfare programme consisted in providing food coupons to disadvantaged people. Created in the United States by the federal government within the context of the War on Poverty policies of the 1960s, it sparked a large volume of ...
Antoine Nséké Missé
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Food and Nutrition Insecurity in Venezuelan Migrant Families in Bogotá, Colombia
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2021 Venezuela has had the largest migration in recent history, with 4.8 million people displaced due to sociopolitical, economic, electrical blackouts, and health crises.
Rocio Pico +5 more
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Sağlık Akademisi Kastamonu, 2022 Introdução: A insegurança alimentar é um problema complexo, multifatorial e uma grande preocupação no âmbito da saúde pública que tem sido drasticamente potenciada pela resposta social e económica associada à pandemia COVID- 19.
António José Gonçalves Fernandes +2 more
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Food Insecurity, Neighborhood Food Access, and Food Assistance in Philadelphia [PDF]
Journal of Urban Health, 2014 An estimated 17.6 million American households were food insecure in 2012, meaning they were unable to obtain enough food for an active and healthy life. Programs to augment local access to healthy foods are increasingly widespread, with unclear effects on food security. At the same time, the US government has recently enacted major cuts to federal food
Victoria L, Mayer +3 more
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The Economics of Food Assistance Programs [PDF]
, 2023 Charts, graphs, and tables included: Food Program Trends, 1936-94; Allocation of Federal Food Assistance Spending; Food Stamp Program Participation, Poverty, and Unemployment; Food Stamp Program Error Rate Characteristics; Per Person Food Spending by ...
Food and Consumer Economics Division, Economic Research Service
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