面临食物不安全的私立大学学生患进食障碍的风险增加

Food insecurity is a growing concern on college campuses and may contribute to disordered eating through financial stress, disrupted eating patterns, and food preoccupation. This study examined the association between food insecurity and eating disorder risk among 548 students in the Northeast using data from an online survey. Food security was assessed using the Six-Item Short Form U.S. Household Food Security Survey Module and eating disorder risk using the five-item SCOFF questionnaire, with scores greater than 1 indicating a positive screen. A partial proportional odds model with the SCOFF