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food mirage: a standalone construct

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Public health

neighborhoods where grocery stores are physically close but food prices put healthy food out of reach for low-income residents.

In public health, food mirage refers to neighborhoods where grocery stores are physically close but food prices put healthy food out of reach for low-income residents. This meaning comes from Breyer (2013) in Health & Place.[1]

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References

Breyer, B., & Voss-Andreae, A. (2013). Food mirages: Geographic and economic barriers to healthful food access in Portland, Oregon. Health & Place, 24, 131-139. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.healthplace.2013.07.008

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