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Food insecurity

A 65-year-old woman with hypovitaminosis C (scurvy), showing gingival ecchymosis and hypertrophy without (A, B) dental loosening or missing teeth, (C) large ecchymosis of the medial thighs, and (D) perifollicular petechia of the lower extremities.

Scurvy in Modern Times: Not Just a Relic of Seafaring Past

Gasto Lyakurwa, doctoral student in recreation, park, and tourism, management at Penn State, walks through land adjacent to Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania as he conducts research Credit: Provided by Gasto Lyakurwa. All Rights Reserved.

Study Reveals Food Insecurity Drives Poaching in Tanzania’s National Parks

Two people eating. Pixabay

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