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Community perspectives on food insecurity and obesity: Focus groups with caregivers of metis and Off-reserve first nations children.

Int J Equity Health · 2015 · PMC4609156 · PMID 26475264

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Among low-income Canadians in general, nutritional knowledge and food skills have been suggested as possible factors connecting income to nutrition, although the evidence indicates that these effects might not be significant [ 23 ], and that it is income adequacy that is the critical factor [ 24 ].

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