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Food Insufficiency, Family Income, and Health in US PreSchool and School-Age Children

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  • Katherine Alaimo
  • Christine M. Olson
  • Edward A. Frongillo Jr
  • Ronette R. Briefel

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Concludes that hunger is associated with poor health among low-income children in the United States.

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  • Katherine Alaimo & Christine M. Olson & Edward A. Frongillo Jr & Ronette R. Briefel, "undated". "Food Insufficiency, Family Income, and Health in US PreSchool and School-Age Children," Mathematica Policy Research Reports f23b4f0823ec4e21927b8ba99, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:f23b4f0823ec4e21927b8ba99171c913
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