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JMIR Form Res2022;6(10):e41418.October 25, 2022Journal Article

Changes in Food Insecurity Among Individuals Using a Telehealth and Nutrition Platform: Longitudinal Study.

Shivani Bakre1, Benjamin Shea1, Kaylee Ortega1, Jared Scharen1, Jason Langheier1, Emily Hu1
1Foodsmart, San Francisco, CA, United States.

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Food insecurity is a complex public health problem affecting many individuals in the United States. Digital health interventions that promote behavior change and provide access to affordable and healthy food may help to alleviate food insecurity. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to characterize food-insecure users of Foodsmart, a telehealth and nutrition platform with meal plannin…

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