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September 21, 2025

Rates of Food Insecurity and Health Impacts for Parents and Children Enrolled in a Rural Pediatric Obesity Intervention Study

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Food insecurity affects 25% of families and contributes to poorer mental health in parents, leading to issues related to obesity.
Child dietary intake shows significant differences, with higher sugar-sweetened beverage consumption observed in food-insecure families.
The analysis involved parent/child dyads in rural Kansas with reported food insecurity rates compared to broader state and national metrics.
Addressing food insecurity in obesity interventions may improve health outcomes for families living in rural communities.

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This observational analysis compares food insecurity in families with pediatric obesity in rural areas, highlighting its effects on mental health and dietary intake.

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Chuning et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46cbf31b076d99fa68a82 https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/ns52y_v1

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This observational analysis compares food insecurity in families with pediatric obesity in rural areas, highlighting its effects on mental health and dietary intake.

Rates of Food Insecurity and Health Impacts for Parents and Children Enrolled in a Rural Pediatric Obesity Intervention Study

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Rates of Food Insecurity and Health Impacts for Parents and Children Enrolled in a Rural Pediatric Obesity Intervention Study

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