尽管获得治疗的机会有限,但是由于粮食无保障,低收入儿童面临较高的饮食紊乱风险。 Low-income children face higher eating disorder risk due to food insecurity, despite limited treatment access.

在JAMA Network Open上发表的一份联合王国研究报告发现,低收入家庭的儿童面临与粮食无保障有关的饮食紊乱的更大风险。 A UK study published in JAMA Network Open finds that children from low-income families face a higher risk of developing eating disorders, linked to food insecurity. 由于费用高昂,影响家庭甚至超过贫困线的这一状况可能打乱饥饿信号,造成长期压力,增加脆弱性。 This condition, which affects families even above the poverty line due to high expenses, can disrupt hunger cues and create chronic stress, increasing vulnerability. 尽管全球近10%的人患有饮食紊乱症,低收入青年获得治疗的可能性较小。 Despite eating disorders affecting nearly 10% of people globally, low-income youth are less likely to access treatment. 粮食不安全造成身心两方面的影响,影响心理健康、学业成绩和长期福祉。 Food insecurity contributes through both physical and psychological effects, impacting mental health, academic performance, and long-term well-being.