… As such, we considered additional scenarios where more than 426 houses were to be
built in the overcrowding reduction strategy. We continued to assume that an average of 3.3 …

… explored pathways linking housing conditions (including overcrowding) to health outcomes.
Thomson et al.’s (Citation2013) Cochrane review on housing interventions and health …

… In this study, we examine the relationship between household crowding and … housing
shortages are considered a serious public health problem. We assess whether overcrowding is …

… High Arctic when they were sent south for tuberculosis treatment, which created more family
… , lack of major repairs, and overcrowding continues to impact a significant proportion of …

… exemplified by the decline in incidence of tuberculosis in the 19th and early 20th century in
… reduced overcrowding, and improved housing and nutrition (Butler-Jones and Wong, 2016). …

… a correlation between overcrowding and negative health effects, this thesis challenges …
1 Social housing in this context refers to CMHC’s social housing programs: public housing (…

… to the European experience of tuberculosis at this time, there … tuberculosis with skeletal
analysis at an expansive New France colony. Interestingly, there was no evidence of tuberculosis …

… We recommend that future research examine how overcrowding may affect infant mortality
… repairs and household crowding in our study, although more crowded Inuit households …

Objectives The aim of this study was to determine the risk factors associated with SARS-CoV-2
infection in a cohort of homeless people using survival analysis. Seroprevalence in the …

… It is now used mainly for people with HIV-TB co-infections, in crowded living situations such
… hospitals, which were homes for many Inuit tuberculosis patients, often for years at a time. …