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13% of U.S. households were food insecure in 2023, with lasting impacts on health and development despite national wealth.
Hunger in the U.S. remains widespread and underreported, with 13% of households food insecure in 2023, despite the nation’s wealth.
Hidden signs like irritability and poor school performance affect children’s development, with even short-term hunger disrupting brain growth and increasing lifelong health risks.
Families like Marilyn Vargas’s, reliant on disability checks and food aid, face anxiety during policy disruptions like shutdowns.
Survivors of childhood hunger, such as retired teacher Mary Cowhey, carry lasting physical and emotional scars.
Experts stress that food insecurity stems from systemic inequities, not just lack of calories, and that cutting benefits based on unfounded fraud claims ignores proven harm.
El 13% de los hogares estadounidenses padecían inseguridad alimentaria en 2023, con impactos duraderos en la salud y el desarrollo a pesar de la riqueza nacional.