We compared sociodemographic characteristics, substance use patterns, sexual behavior,
use of health services, and criminal records of homeless vs. domiciled users. Data are from …

Background: Up to 35% of veterans with opioid use disorder (OUD) are homeless, and
veterans with OUD are nearly 29 times higher risk for homelessness; however, few are …

Background Chronic pain and problematic substance use are commonly co-occurring and
highly detrimental issues that are especially prevalent in US veteran populations. Although …

Background: Cocaine use is highly prevalent among homeless populations, yet little is
known about how it is financed. This study examined associations of income sources with …

Многочисленные клинические исследования показывают, что у наркозависимых
людей, употребляющих синтетические психоактивные вещества, быстрее …

The current study examined differences between urban homeless veterans and non-
veterans on sociodemographics, housing, clinical characteristics, and psychosocial factors …

Background: Veteran homelessness is a pervasive problem and a high-priority, mission-
oriented area of investigation in the United States (US). Most veterans enrolled in healthcare …

Substance use and homelessness in veterans is interconnected; however, little is
understood regarding how veterans perceive their substance use as it relates to their …

Background: Homelessness is a significant public health issue in the United States. Living in
rural locations has been associated with an increase in poverty. Additionally, it has been …

Little research has attempted to simultaneously understand the myriad of social factors that
might amplify or mitigate alcohol misuse patterns among persons experiencing …