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. 2019 Jul 29;11(8):1744. doi: 10.3390/nu11081744

Table 2.

Food security status of participants.

Characteristics Immigrants n = 127 (44.7%) Refugees n = 157 (55.3%) All Participants n = 284 (100%)
Household Food Security
Food Secure 72 (56.7%) * 70 (44.6%) 142 (50.0%)
Marginally Food Insecure 26 (20.5%) * 26 (16.6%) 52 (18.3%)
Moderately Food Insecure 25 (19.7%) * 49 (31.2%) 74 (26.1%)
Severely Food Insecure 4 (3.1%) * 12 (7.6%) 16 (5.6%)
Immigrants n = 127 (44.7%) Refugees n = 157 (55.3%) All Participants n = 284 (100%)
Child Food Security
Food Secure 88 (69.3%) * 79 (50.3%) 167 (58.8%)
Marginally Food Insecure 16 (12.6%) * 29 (18.5%) 45 (15.8%)
Moderately Food Insecure 21 (16.5%) * 46 (29.3%) 67 (23.6%)
Severely Food Insecure 2 (1.6%) * 3 (1.9%) 5 (1.8%)

* indicates significant difference between immigrants and refugees through x2 at p < 0.05.