Jessica Hoy

Abstract Food insecurity is a growing concern among college students, affecting academic success, physical health, and mental health. Food pantries are the most common intervention in higher education to address this issue; however, students often face barriers such as a lack of information about pantry locations and feelings of shame or resistance when seeking assistance.

Erythema elevatum diutinum (EED) manifests on a clinicopathologic spectrum of chronic cutaneous small vessel vasculitis. The lesions typically present as persistent, symmetric, firm, red to purple papules or nodules on the extensor arms and dorsal hands.1,2 Underlying infectious, malignant, or autoimmune processes are commonly associated with the disease, notably Streptococcus infection and IgA monoclonal gammopathy.2,3 Hepatitis virus also is often implicated in association with EED.

Ingredients:4.2 oz. prepared sushi rice½ piece of Nori sheet1 oz. avocado2 oz. crabmeat/surimi mix.2 oz. mixed sesame seeds8 slices thinly sliced salmon.07 oz. shichimi chili powder.07 oz.