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  1. A senior woman gazes at a bowl of food. Image credit: iStock

    Even before COVID-19, many adults over 50 lacked stable food supply, didn’t use assistance

  2. Miss Kim

    Delivery robots help Ann Arbor restaurants weather COVID crisis

  3. Healthy plant foods. Image credit: iStock

    Cutting animal-based foods in US diet by half could prevent 1.6 billion tons of GHG emissions by 2030

  4. Food delivery truck. Image credit: iStock

    Ravi Anupindi: COVID-19 shocks food supply chain, spurs creativity and search for resiliency

  5. Bill Brinkerhoff working in the new Argus Farm Stop online fulfillment building

    Local farms, stores fill gap for groceries

  6. Image of SNAP logo.

    Children with access to SNAP fare better as adults

  7. U-M drive-up donation site. Image credit: Michigan Medicine

    U-M drive-up donation site will collect food for community, protective gear for health workers

  8. Teenage girl chooses between donuts and vegetable salad. Image credit: iStock

    Talking to yourself in the third person can promote healthier eating

  9. Image of a child holding an empty bowl.

    For children, food insecurity means not only hunger but also stress, sadness

  10. A box with burgers, fries and soda.

    Healthy commercial ads don’t change teens’ desire to eat junk food

  11. Concept illustration of food. Illustraation credit: Yarin Fan

    Home-cooked meals linked to higher diet quality but lower-income Americans still fall behind

  12. Illustration of a french fries, a cheeseburger and soft drink. Illustration by Kaitlyn Bukema

    Quitting junk food produces similar withdrawal-type symptoms as drug addiction

  13. Researchers identify liver pathway linked to negative impacts of high-fat, high-cholesterol diet

    Researchers identify liver pathway linked to negative impacts of high-fat, high-cholesterol diet

  14. More secondary schools serve healthier lunches

    More secondary schools serve healthier lunches

  15. Tight family budget may lessen impact of food commercials on children

    Tight family budget may lessen impact of food commercials on children

  16. Highly processed foods linked to addictive eating

    Highly processed foods linked to addictive eating

  17. Contamination likely explains 'food genes in blood' claim

    Contamination likely explains ‘food genes in blood’ claim

  18. U-M Block M Logo

    Whole Foods’ Walter Robb featured at U-M Positive Leaders Series

  19. Fruit in your holiday stocking can help keep bones strong

    Fruit in your holiday stocking can help keep bones strong

  20. Consumers mistake fair-trade foods for lower-calorie

    Consumers mistake fair-trade foods for lower-calorie

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