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No Door to Lock: Victimization Among Homeless and Marginally Housed Persons

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Kushel, Margot | Evans, Jennifer | Perry, Sharon | Robertson, Marjorie | Moss, Andrew

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Description: Homeless persons experience high levels of sexual and physical assault; homeless women are thought to be at highest risk. To determine the prevalence, distribution, and factors associated, with sexual and physical assault, we surveyed homeless and marginally housed adults in San Francisco, California. (Authors)

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Type of Resource: Journal

Publication Date: 2003

Journal Name: Archives of Internal Medicine

Volume: 163

Issue: 20

Pages: 2492-2499

Email: kushel@itsa.ucsf.edu


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