Cancellation of food insecurity survey a blow to understanding hunger in U.S.

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health·Oct 16

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The cancellation of a food insecurity survey is reportedly hindering efforts to understand hunger in the US. The move is expected to make measuring hunger, particularly in rural areas, more difficult. The impact of this decision and its relation to other programs, such as SNAP, are still unclear.

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