The Heat or Eat Dilemma
Dr. Deborah A. Frank, Children’s HealthWatch Principal Investigator and Founder, co-authored an Op-Ed in The Boston Globe on the relationships between LIHEAP and food security.
Too little food to grown on
Dr. Maureen M. Black, Children’s Health Watch Co-Principal Investigator, was quoted in The Baltimore Sun on failure to thrive.
Poor Are Priced out of Healthful Eating
Children’s HealthWatch PI and Founder Dr. Deborah A. Frank and Co-PI Dr. John T. Cook were quoted in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer about the cost of healthy food.
Hunger: Not just a moral cost
Dr. Mariana M. Chilton, Children’s HealthWatch Philadelphia site Co-PI, co-wrote an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer about the cost of hunger.
Hunger is an equal opportunity employer
Dr. Deborah A. Frank, Children’s HealthWatch PI and Founder, was quoted in the Bay State Banner on the Grow Clinic.
Bologna sandwich is a US Senate meal on ‘hunger day’
C-SNAP’s “Food Stamps as Medicine: A New Perspective on Children’s Health” was distributed at a Senate Agricultural Committee SNAP awareness luncheon.
Congress has chance to fix stamp program
Dr Patrick H. Casey, Children’s HealthWatch Little Rock site Co-PI, wrote a special article in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette about the importance of protecting the food stamp program.
Household Energy Security is a Child Health Issue
Dr. John T. Cook, Children’s HealthWatch Co-PI, was quoted in the National Fuel Funds Network Newsletter about the consequences of household energy insecurity.
Children at Risk
Dr. Deborah A. Frank, Children’s HealthWatch PI and Founder, quoted in the American School Board Journal about at-risk kids.
Heating Program Might Have Nutritional Benefits
Dr. Deborah A. Frank, Children’s HealthWatch PI and Founder, was quoted by the Boston Globe on a Boston Medical Center study about energy assistance.
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