… household income had a significantly higher proportion of “most healthy” bodegas, more
supermarkets, and higher food desert index scores compared with the lowest income block …

… affordable price range for low-income urban residents. Our results show that the lowest
income households pay more for the food they purchase than higher income households. This is …

… authors asked low-income residents living in 4 rural communities designated as food deserts
(… The authors investigated: (a) how living in a place with limited food choices, a food desert, …

… and retail employment density, we also explicitly look at how establishment size varies by
income, to assess whether retail markets in low income neighborhoods exhibit a different …

… Low-income households in the contemporary city often lack adequate access to healthy …
This research seeks to increase low-income residents’ access to healthy foods by addressing …

… We examined 5 groups of low-income populations to test the effect of different measures of
low income on the definition of food deserts. We summed population counts for block groups …

… Among definition, we define food desert block group Wal-Mart establishments, we classified
only the as those that are both low income and hav supercenter and neighborhood market …

… This review suggests that food deserts … low incomes cite the high cost of healthy foods as
a barrier to eating healthily (45,70). Lower fruit and vegetable prices are associated with lower …

… Herein, we examined the association between living in areas of either low income or low
access to healthy food, or both (FD) and the burden of cardiovascular risk factors, inflammation, …

… associated with combined low income and low access, using … in explaining whether a
low-income tract is a food desert. … of food deserts and how the designation of some low-income …