Food Insufficiency and Depression
Abstract
Using National Population Health Survey data and the stress process model, this study investigates the relationship between food insufficiency and the risk of depression among Canadian adults. The study presents three principal findings. First, after controlling for conventional socioeconomic and socio-demographic variables, food insufficiency increases the risk of depression and actually predicts this risk better than measures of low income,...
Paper Details
Title
Food Insufficiency and Depression
Published Date
Dec 1, 2005
Journal
Volume
48
Issue
4
Pages
481 - 504
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