Before the pandemic 135 million people globally were facing food insecurity, the coronavirus has highlighted the health disparities in vulnerable populations even more so. Dr. Rhonda Medows speaks with Cheddar on how the pandemic is amplifying socioeconomic inequality and how the populations that are underserved are not having access to resources needed for day-to-day survival.
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