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A young Black adult looks into an empty refrigerator
Press Releases
Many California college students experiencing food insecurity aren’t getting the assistance they’re eligible for
Communications Team
UCLA Center for Health Policy Research report offers recommendations for ways to increase student use of the CalFresh program
January 29, 2025
A young Black adult looks into an empty refrigerator
Press Releases
Many California college students experiencing food insecurity aren’t getting the assistance they’re eligible for
Communications Team
UCLA Center for Health Policy Research report offers recommendations for ways to increase student use of the CalFresh program
January 29, 2025
A bar chart has different images inside each bar to represent housing discrimination, mental health, gambling, health care, volunteer work, elder care, and food insecurity.
Press Releases
Health inequities abound in California, according to newest California Health Interview Survey
Communications Team
Trends in housing discrimination, health care access among topics in the nation’s largest state health survey
October 03, 2024
A bar chart has different images inside each bar to represent housing discrimination, mental health, gambling, health care, volunteer work, elder care, and food insecurity.
Press Releases
Health inequities abound in California, according to newest California Health Interview Survey
Communications Team
Trends in housing discrimination, health care access among topics in the nation’s largest state health survey
October 03, 2024
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Three Questions with ​Susan Babey on Food Consumption
Communications Team
Susan H. Babey
Susan Babey is a Center senior research scientist and co-author of a new policy brief on the increase in teen junk food consumption in neighborhoods that are crowded with fast food and other unhealthy food outlets. In this interview, Babey describes how junk food remains abundant even in places (like schools) that have ostensibly banned it, how having a healthier option matters, and why zoning – and not just education – is important in keeping Californians healthy.
July 27, 2011
Q&A
Ask the Expert
Three Questions with ​Susan Babey on Food Consumption
Communications Team
Susan H. Babey
Susan Babey is a Center senior research scientist and co-author of a new policy brief on the increase in teen junk food consumption in neighborhoods that are crowded with fast food and other unhealthy food outlets. In this interview, Babey describes how junk food remains abundant even in places (like schools) that have ostensibly banned it, how having a healthier option matters, and why zoning – and not just education – is important in keeping Californians healthy.
July 27, 2011