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*Homelessness describes a person who does not have a stable, permanent housing solution | *Homelessness describes a person who does not have a stable, permanent housing solution | ||
*Homeless persons generally are relegated to living in public spaces, though they may find temporary shelter accommodations | *Homeless persons generally are relegated to living in public spaces, though they may find temporary shelter accommodations | ||
*Though homelessness often has serious implications for the health of affected persons, it is a social situation more so than a standalone medical diagnosis | |||
==Clinical Features== | ==Clinical Features== | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 23 October 2025
Background
- Homelessness describes a person who does not have a stable, permanent housing solution
- Homeless persons generally are relegated to living in public spaces, though they may find temporary shelter accommodations
- Though homelessness often has serious implications for the health of affected persons, it is a social situation more so than a standalone medical diagnosis