案例简介：@ maddiemcgarvey的照片/一个加油站在西弗吉尼亚州的克莱县出售有限的食物选择。当克莱县的最后一家大型杂货店2018年关闭时，该县中部的人们如果不开车至少30分钟就无法购买新鲜农产品或肉类，通常需要更长时间。一些加油站运送水果和蔬菜，但不是高质量的东西，而且数量不多。方便，健康的食物是不可用的。Kimberly Becher是一位在克莱经营健康诊所的医生，她注意到更多的病人带着高胆固醇、高血压和心脏病来找她。她开始就他们的饮食进行长时间的交谈，询问他们的饮食。你昨晚吃了什么？你上次购物去哪里了？她听到了令人不安的回答。“就像有人每天只吃一罐豆子一样，” Becher回忆道。“或者他们会说，'好吧，我每天早上吃饼干，然后每天晚上吃一罐豆子。' 我会说，'好吧，沙拉怎么样？他们会说，' 好吧，你知道，如果我得到了它，我就有几天，然后两周或一个月我都负担不起回到商店的费用。” 贝彻意识到，问题在于访问。有限的获取有助于解释为什么在该国粮食不安全率最高的州之一中，成人肥胖率也2019年最高。该州近40% 的成年人肥胖，近23% 的高中生也是如此。克莱县的数字略低于州平均水平。@ FeedingAmerica是美国最大的饥饿救济组织，拥有200个食品银行网络，60,000食品储藏室和膳食计划，每年为4000万多人提供食物。了解更多在我们的链接在生物.

案例简介：Photo by @maddiemcgarvey / A gas station sells limited food options in Clay County, West Virginia. When the last big grocery store in Clay County shut down in 2018, people in the middle of the county couldn’t buy fresh produce or meat without driving at least 30 minutes, usually more. Some of the gas stations carry fruits and vegetables, but not high-quality stuff, and not much of it. Convenient, healthy food was not available. Kimberly Becher, a physician who runs a health clinic in Clay, noticed more of her patients were coming to her with high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and heart problems. She started long conversations about their diets, asking about their meals. What did you eat last night? Where did you go last time you shopped? She heard troubling responses. “Like somebody would just eat a can of beans every day,” Becher remembers. “Or they’d say, 'Well, I eat biscuits every morning and then I have a can of beans every night.' And I’d say, ‘Well, what about salad?’ And they’d be like, ‘Well, you know, if I get it, I have it for a couple days, and then I can’t afford to go back to the store for two weeks or a month.” The problem, Becher realized, is access. Limited access helps explain how, in a state with one of the highest food insecurity rates in the country, there was also, in 2019, the highest prevalence of adult obesity. Nearly 40 percent of adults in the state were obese, and nearly 23 percent of high school students were as well. Clay County’s numbers were slightly worse than the state average.@FeedingAmerica is the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization with a network of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries and meal programs that together provide food to more than 40 million people per year. Learn more at our link in bio.

国家地理 - Photo by @maddiemcgarvey / A gas station sells limited food options in Clay County, West Virginia. When the last big groc

案例简介：@ maddiemcgarvey的照片/一个加油站在西弗吉尼亚州的克莱县出售有限的食物选择。当克莱县的最后一家大型杂货店2018年关闭时，该县中部的人们如果不开车至少30分钟就无法购买新鲜农产品或肉类，通常需要更长时间。一些加油站运送水果和蔬菜，但不是高质量的东西，而且数量不多。方便，健康的食物是不可用的。Kimberly Becher是一位在克莱经营健康诊所的医生，她注意到更多的病人带着高胆固醇、高血压和心脏病来找她。她开始就他们的饮食进行长时间的交谈，询问他们的饮食。你昨晚吃了什么？你上次购物去哪里了？她听到了令人不安的回答。“就像有人每天只吃一罐豆子一样，” Becher回忆道。“或者他们会说，'好吧，我每天早上吃饼干，然后每天晚上吃一罐豆子。' 我会说，'好吧，沙拉怎么样？他们会说，' 好吧，你知道，如果我得到了它，我就有几天，然后两周或一个月我都负担不起回到商店的费用。” 贝彻意识到，问题在于访问。有限的获取有助于解释为什么在该国粮食不安全率最高的州之一中，成人肥胖率也2019年最高。该州近40% 的成年人肥胖，近23% 的高中生也是如此。克莱县的数字略低于州平均水平。@ FeedingAmerica是美国最大的饥饿救济组织，拥有200个食品银行网络，60,000食品储藏室和膳食计划，每年为4000万多人提供食物。了解更多在我们的链接在生物.

国家地理 - Photo by @maddiemcgarvey / A gas station sells limited food options in Clay County, West Virginia. When the last big groc

案例简介：Photo by @maddiemcgarvey / A gas station sells limited food options in Clay County, West Virginia. When the last big grocery store in Clay County shut down in 2018, people in the middle of the county couldn’t buy fresh produce or meat without driving at least 30 minutes, usually more. Some of the gas stations carry fruits and vegetables, but not high-quality stuff, and not much of it. Convenient, healthy food was not available. Kimberly Becher, a physician who runs a health clinic in Clay, noticed more of her patients were coming to her with high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and heart problems. She started long conversations about their diets, asking about their meals. What did you eat last night? Where did you go last time you shopped? She heard troubling responses. “Like somebody would just eat a can of beans every day,” Becher remembers. “Or they’d say, 'Well, I eat biscuits every morning and then I have a can of beans every night.' And I’d say, ‘Well, what about salad?’ And they’d be like, ‘Well, you know, if I get it, I have it for a couple days, and then I can’t afford to go back to the store for two weeks or a month.” The problem, Becher realized, is access. Limited access helps explain how, in a state with one of the highest food insecurity rates in the country, there was also, in 2019, the highest prevalence of adult obesity. Nearly 40 percent of adults in the state were obese, and nearly 23 percent of high school students were as well. Clay County’s numbers were slightly worse than the state average.@FeedingAmerica is the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization with a network of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries and meal programs that together provide food to more than 40 million people per year. Learn more at our link in bio.

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国家地理 - Photo by @maddiemcgarvey / A gas station sells limited food options in Clay County, West Virginia. When the last big groc

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