A synthesis of existing evidence regarding the association of housing stress with later
substance use outcomes can help support and inform housing interventions as a potential …

The present review sought to examine the prevalence and unique experience of pain and
psychiatric conditions, that is often neglected, within the population of homeless individuals …

Optimism has been noted as a primary protective factor in understanding mental health
symptomatology in clinical and non‐clinical settings. Any exploration of optimism has been …

Many women become homeless each year, both women who are alone and women with
children. Both groups face substantial risks to their physical and mental health, as do the …

Abstract Background Justice-involved Veterans experience notable risk for psychosocial
stressors (eg, homelessness) and psychiatric multimorbidity, which can result in complex …

Preventing Suicide Among Homeless Veterans: A Consensus Stat... : Medical Care Preventing
Suicide Among Homeless Veterans: A Consensus Statement by the Veterans Affairs Suicide …

Homelessness is a social, economic, and political crisis in the United States. In particular,
the US–Mexico Border region has seen a surge of homelessness, specifically among …

Introduction Veterans are overrepresented in the US homeless population, comprising 8.6%
of the general US population, but 14% of the homeless population. Homeless veterans have …

The purpose of this study was to explore (1) the prevalence of physical and mental health
conditions among veterans stratified by homelessness and unstable housing (HUH) in …

Housing is one of the social determinants of health, and homelessness is associated with
health inequalities including increased morbidity and decreased life expectancy. Services to …