Hungry to learn: the prevalence and effects of food insecurity on health behaviors and outcomes over time among a diverse sample of university freshmen

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RT @fractweets: Food insecurity rates for #college freshmen are highest at semester end; food insecurity also linked to poor eating habits…

23 Feb 2018

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"The prevalence of Food Insecurity was significantly higher at the end of each semester (35% and 36%, respectively) than at the start of the year (28%)" https://t.co/Rfjdzqx1LV

22 Feb 2018

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Food insecurity rates for #college freshmen are highest at semester end; food insecurity also linked to poor eating habits & stress https://t.co/s0kd2tIYmY

22 Feb 2018

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RT @fractweets: Food insecurity rates for #college freshmen are highest at semester end; food insecurity also linked to poor eating habits…

22 Feb 2018

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