Kathleen Krzyzanowski Guerra

Kathleen Krzyzanowski Guerra studies how local and community-based food systems—such as farmers' markets—can improve food security, diet quality, and health among low-income populations, often using systematic review methods. Her work also touches on emerging technologies like blockchain in agriculture and food supply chains, and on healthcare access and perceptions. This research is relevant to students interested in public health nutrition, food policy, and health equity.

Publication output began around 2021 and has been modest but steady since, averaging about 1.6 papers per year over the last five years with no clear long-term growth or decline.

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