
Longitudinal study explores repeated loss and gain of access to safety net programs and associations with mental and physical health among low-income California families
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiswFBVV95cUxNYlpLd0VrTzhUZEJuanhIcGNfSmYwaWpsVktGYXRzWHozbkxjVlVvTHNKY20yQ2UxdXJTdmdTVFNqWWpJZnhzMzdtYVNacFVZWS1VNTNzZ0pSOHBBOUMyUmZTUTRYbVEtTS1xYk80b3hEVFh0bUlBdlN6YWdobzJNSzlUbzRCaHpPNmk4dDNrS2JsS3lBclJWcWxwWEJCeVhaa2pBcG9zVXU4Z0Z0S2ZsRUdtMA?oc=5" target="_blank">Longitudinal study explores repeated loss and gain of access to safety net programs and associations with mental and physical health among low-income California families</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">UC Agriculture and Natural Resources</font>
