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March 14, 2026Child Care Health and Development0 citations

Food Insecurity in Children: Impact on Diet Quality and Academic Achievement

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AGAsli Hilal GuzelapAYAysun Yüksel

Key Points

  • To explore how food insecurity affects children's diet quality and academic achievement.
  • Analysis of children’s access to healthy diets
  • Evaluation of current school feeding programs
  • Review of policies addressing food insecurity
  • Improved access to healthy diets can positively influence academic success
  • Current school feeding programs need enhancements
  • Effective policies could reduce food insecurity levels in children

Abstract

Increasing children's access to healthy diets is critical to support their academic success. Therefore, school feeding programmes need to be improved and policies and interventions to reduce food insecurity need to be implemented.

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Guzelap et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b4fbeab39f7826a300c641https://doi.org/10.1111/cch.70251
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