What helps women eat well? Control over money, time and decisions matters

A new study highlights that women's control over money, time, and decision-making significantly impacts their dietary quality, more so than food availability or household income. This suggests that empowering women economically and giving them autonomy in their choices can lead to healthier eating habits. The findings underscore the importance of agency in improving women's nutrition, offering a fresh perspective on tackling food insecurity and health disparities.