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Survey of Trauma, Resilience, and Opportunity Among Neighborhoods in the Gulf (STRONG) II, Texas

STRONG II, Texas, re-contacted STRONG I Texas participants after Hurricane Harvey to ask about hurricane exposure, damages and losses, and dimensions of health and well-being. The sample includes 295 respondents in 16 counties.
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Around a quarter of active-duty service members qualify as “food insecure.” But what's causing that, how to fix it—even what it means—is not clear. Food insecurity is a multifaceted problem that needs multifaceted solutions.

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