Areas with limited access to affordable, nutritious food—often lacking grocery stores within a mile—are called food deserts. This term helps policymakers identify underserved communities, guiding efforts to improve food equity. Residents, urban planners, and public health officials benefit by targeting solutions like farmers’ markets or transportation to reduce diet-related diseases.
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