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Commentary calls for dementia-level support to address cognitive impairment in homelessness
Cognitive impairment is a prevalent but often unaddressed factor in chronic homelessness, and it must be addressed to help reduce homelessness, argues the author of a commentary published in CMAJ "Chronic homelessness in Canada is a human…
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In a CMAJ commentary, Dr. Sumantra Monty Ghosh, an addiction medicine specialist and associate professor at the University of Alberta, argues that cognitive impairment is a common yet overlooked factor in chronic homelessness and that addressing it is essential to reducing homelessness.
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