The Trump administration announced last year that the USDA would no longer produce future “redundant, costly” reports on ...

Insecurity is the feeling that you are inadequate or not good enough. You might be insecure if you are self-critical, a perfectionist, or someone who self-sabotages. You can become more confident ...

Food insecurity, influenced by socioeconomic factors, is a public health crisis linked to chronic diseases, mental health issues, and obesity. Existing support systems like SNAP and food banks are ...

Insecurities are linked to social demands that may or may not be real, as well as standards imposed by the people we deal with, such as our family, friends, and peers. When we compare ourselves to ...

Caitlin Caspi receives funding from the National Institutes of Health. Among the many striking images from the pandemic is an aerial photo showing cars in seemingly endless rows lined up at a food ...

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Nearly half of U.S. adults report some form of energy insecurity, like trouble paying bills or unsafe home temperatures.

Food insecurity is exactly what it sounds like: when a person is without reliable access to enough affordable, nutritious, healthy food. There are many factors that cause and affect food insecurity, ...

In a new 25-country study, researchers report a strong link between water insecurity -- a lack of reliable access to sufficient water -- and food insecurity. About one-tenth of the world's population ...

Eva Selenko currently receives funding from the British Academy. Chris Stride currently receives funding from the ESRC and the Nuffield Trust. University of Sheffield provides funding as a founding ...