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Until recently, food insecurity has been a largely invisible problem among people with diabetes although it has a profound effect upon health and quality of life. Changes at the societal level, including adequate funding to support and promote economic self-sufficiency and increased use of food assistance programmes, will improve food security. Health professionals can also improve outcomes in food insecure people with diabetes by incorporating strategies directed at those at risk into their everyday clinical practice. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons.

Original publication

DOI

10.1002/pdi.1665

Type

Journal article

Journal

Practical Diabetes

Publication Date

01/04/2012

Volume

29