Children’s HealthWatch’s peer-reviewed research about the how food insecurity increases risk of developmental delays in young children is reported by Red Orbit.
Children’s HealthWatch published an article in the Journal Pediatrics about how children from food insecure households are two thirds more likely to experience developmental risk when compared to children from securely housed families.
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