Food Security

We've stopped eating together. This is why that's a bad thing

Solo dining in New York increased by 80% between 2014-2018, research has found. Image: REUTERS/Daniel Becerril

Anna Davies
Principal Investigator, Trinity College Dublin
Agnese Cretella
Postdoctoral Researcher, Trinity College Dublin
Monika Rut
PhD Student, Trinity College Dublin
Stephen Mackenzie
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Trinity College Dublin
Vivien Franck
Research Assistant, Trinity College Dublin
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Research suggests a large number of Brits regulalary eat alone. Image: Sainsburys Living Well Index
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