Going Hungry is not Great for your Health

The video discusses food insecurity in the US, affecting 50 million people, including 12 million children. It explains how food insecurity is measured, its prevalence, and factors contributing to it, such as low income and education. The impact on children and families is highlighted, with links to poor health, mental health issues, and social challenges. The video also covers health implications, including diabetes and depression, and discusses research limitations and existing safety nets to address food insecurity.

What is the estimated number of people in the United States who are food insecure?

• 50 million

• 25 million

• 10 million

• 75 million

Which organization measures food insecurity in the United States?

• FDA

• World Health Organization

• USDA

• CDC

Which group is more likely to experience food insecurity?

• Homeowners

• Single adult households

• Households with high income

• Households without children

What factor is NOT associated with increased food insecurity risk in children?

• Caretaker's substance use

• Living in urban areas

• Caretaker's mental health

• Caretaker's education level

Which region in the United States has the highest rate of child food insecurity?

• Upper Midwest

• Northeast

• West Coast

• South

What health issue is NOT commonly associated with food insecurity in adults?

• Diabetes

• Hypertension

• Iron deficiency

• Asthma

What is a challenge in researching the effects of food insecurity?

• Lack of data

• Difficulty in establishing causality

• No observational studies

• Too many randomized controlled trials