Eating as a means to combat distress: A novel pathway to explain the association between household food insecurity and food choice

Hardman, CA; Christiansen, P; Halford, J; Keenan, GS; Gabbay, M; Boyle, N; Dye, L; Reynolds, C; Psarikidou, K; fielden, A

doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.31042.68804

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Income loss and diet quality during the first COVID-19 lockdown in a UK and Australian sample : the role of distress as a potential mediator
Presentation / Conference
Keenan, G., Royle, W., Marrow, L., & Owen, L. Income loss and diet quality during the first COVID-19 lockdown in a UK and Australian sample : the role of distress as a potential mediator. Presented at 46th British Feeding and Drinking Group meeting

Eating as a means to combat distress: A novel pathway to explain the association between household food insecurity and food choice
Presentation / Conference
Hardman, C., Christiansen, P., Halford, J., Keenan, G., Gabbay, M., Boyle, N., …fielden, A. Eating as a means to combat distress: A novel pathway to explain the association between household food insecurity and food choice. Poster presented at N8 Agrifood annual conference, Liverpool

Food insecurity is a lack of the financial resources needed to ensure reliable access to food to meet dietary, nutritional, and social needs. In the UK, 8.4 million people were food-insecure in 20141. Household food insecurity is associated with poor... Read More about Eating as a means to combat distress: A novel pathway to explain the association between household food insecurity and food choice.