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Someone may not have health insurance but need a certain medication/service and have to decide whether they spend their money on those health needs or on food.

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Walkable neighborhoods tend to make it easier to access grocery stores or public transit, making it easier to access healthy foods.

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Access to proper nutrition education in regards to properly purchasing nutrient dense items

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Presence of night lights and public parks

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Presence of night lights and public parks

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If someone does not have nutrition education, they may not know how to prepare healthy foods or navigate a grocery store

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If someone does not have nutrition education, they may not know how to prepare healthy foods or navigate a grocery store

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Prioritization of between medicine, food, or rent

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Prioritization of between medicine, food, or rent

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Someone may feel ashamed to accept government assistance for food

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Someone may have low-income

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Lack of knowledge regarding how to properly read and interpret a nutrition-facts label

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Lack of knowledge regarding how to properly read and interpret a nutrition-facts label

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Someone may have to choose between medical supplies and food, especially if they don’t have health insurance.

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Unforseen issues with public transit (such as delays or accidents) that make certain stores/job more difficult to reach in timely manner

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If a neighborhood does not have sidewalks or there is no walkability, it may be difficult for someone to get around/go to the grocery store or travel anywhere especially if they do not have a mode of transportation