Chronic Food Insecurity Among U.S. Families Doubles Over 20 Years, Study Finds

Key Takeaway:

A University of Michigan study reveals that chronic food insecurity in U.S. families more than doubled from 1999 to 2019. Low-income families with children are particularly affected, with 11% reporting persistent food insecurity. The study highlights the growing issue and calls for policies to address the enduring struggles of these households.