OCPP analysis of new state health survey data shows that fortyfive percent of Latino adults in Oregon lived in food insecure households in 2002.
By contrast, just 12 percent of nonLatino adults lived in food insecure homes (Table 1).
Read Oregon Latinos More Likely Food Insecure (PDF).
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