Food insecurity creates a host of unhealthy consequences. The roads leading there can be very different. Understanding those differences may provide a clearer picture of hunger in families and a better way of responding to families’ needs. A University of Houston study examined four risk factors for families that can lead to varying degrees of hunger. …read more

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