... models clustered by household revealed that, during the pandemic, households with less than $100,000 in pre-pandemic wealth had 1.7-3.0 times higher prevalence of food insufficiency and 1.4-2.0 times higher prevalence of housing insecurity compared with households with more than $100,000 in pre-pandemic...

.../licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. animal source foods food insecurity hunger malnourishment regulations taxes Implications Over three billion persons are food insecure across the world...

... insecurity Accepted Manuscript Mechanisms to promote social integration in a temporary housing program for older persons experiencing and at-risk of homelessness Rachel Weldrick, PhD1,2* Sarah L. Canham, PhD3 Atiya Mahmood, PhD4 Rachelle Patille, MA5 Shreemouna Gurung, MA4 1 School of Urban and Regional...

...- a necessary action to promote a safe, healthy, and opportunistic future for older adults. Housing insecurity strategies prevention five-level typology Accepted Manuscript A Systems Approach to Homelessness Prevention for Older Adults Amy Van Berkum, RN, MN, Research...

... and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Food insecurity disproportionately affects women during their reproductive years. Food insecurity...

... of color, perhaps because these groups sort into more effective programs, on average. Future research on aging and housing should highlight heterogeneity and consider program sorting processes as a potential explanation for it. Keywords: older adults of color, housing insecurity/homelessness, Housing...

... 2006-2019. Latent class analysis identified five employment quality types: standard (secure and rewarding), portfolio (rewarding but demanding), marginal (limited hours and earnings), intermittent (sporadic and unstable), and precarious (insecure and unrewarding). Poisson regression models estimated...

... against the negative impacts of IPV. IPV Domestic abuse Housing insecurity Unhoused Pregnancy Birth Maternal outcomes Neonatal Outcomes PRAMS Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System ORIGINAL UNEDITED MANUSCRIPT American Journal of Epidemiology Submitted Manuscript Special Collection: N...

... and food insecurity, using recent longitudinal methods that offer greater precision. We then apply the value tracing framework to 2 example interventions: permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless people and medically tailored meals for dual eligibles. These examples are supported...

... on mental health outcomes, the standard of living and food insecurity ( McKee-Ryan et al., 2005 ; Howe et al., 2012 ). During economic recession periods, such as the COVID-19 period examined in this study, the adverse effects of income loss and unemployment can be even more persistent...

... outcomes spanned the life course: infant mortality, premature mortality (death at age <65), health insurance (adults aged 35–64), vaccination for children and persons aged ≥65 (flu; COVID-19 booster), maternity care deserts, and food insecurity. For the first 3 outcomes, we also examined trends...

... of infectious diseases. These tools include anthropometric, biochemical, clinical/physical, and dietary assessments to screen and evaluate undernutrition, diet quality, and food insecurity effectively. This review article provides a primer to researchers interested in exploring the bidirectional relationship...

... was the intensification of insecurities about the presence of large Russian-speaking minorities in Russia’s neighboring states. Scholars have long emphasized that kin-state involvement can lead to the securitization of minority issues, harming the willingness of governments to support collective claims by minorities...

... the conservatives’ anti-feminist campaign drove a wedge between young men and women, and it investigates the sources of modern sexism that allowed the successful mobilization of young men. In doing so, it points to the socioeconomic foundations of anti-gender politics: economic insecurity caught up with traditional...

... [email protected] epidemiology food insecurity INLA spatial epidemiology COVID-19 UNCORRECTED MANUSCRIPT Title: U.S. County-level Food Insecurity and COVID-19 Mortality: A Bayesian Spatial Analysis with R-INLA Authors: Christian A. Maino Vieytes1,2*, Mauricio Campos3, Sara L. McLafferty4, May...

... experience of food insecurity among adults with obesity: a quantitative and qualitative systematic review . J Public Health   2024 ; 46 : 230 – 49 . 2. Rutten   L , Yaroch   A , Patrick   H . et al.   Obesity prevention and national food security: a food systems approach . Isrn Public...

...Natália Schröeder; Natan Feter; Eduardo L Caputo; Felipe M Delpino; Luísa S da Silva; Juliana Q S Rocha; Isabel de A Paz; Carine N da Silva; Larissa L da Cunha; Yohana P Vieira; Felipe F Reichert; Marcelo C Silva; Airton J Rombaldi The intersection of food insecurity and long COVID becomes evident...

... longitudinal study food insecurity housing instability Figure 1 Timeline of exposure, outcome, and covariate measurements in the CHASING COVID cohort study, United States, March 2020 to October 2022. Enrollment for the CHASING COVID cohort started in march 2020 in the United States. The blue boxes indicate...

...Rachel Donnelly Abstract Divorce among older adults—known as gray divorce—is increasingly common; however, we have a relative gap in knowledge about predictors of gray divorce. Job insecurity, a pervasive and disruptive work-related exposure, may be a salient predictor of divorce among older...

...Julie Berrett-Abebe; Sarah C Reed chronic conditions food insecurity serious mental illness social determinants of health Abstract Food insecurity (FI) is a modifiable social determinant of health that impacts approximately 10 percent of the U.S. population. FI has been linked to poorer health...