More than 2.9 million Californians now food insecure--one in three low-income, an increase in just two years.
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Department of Community Health Sciences at the School of Public Health at UCLA, Los Angeles, California, USA.
Manolo-LeClair
George
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Ramirez
Anthony
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Kurata
John
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McGarvey
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Sharp
Matt
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