Increases in social support co-occur with decreases in depressive symptoms and substance use problems among adults in permanent supportive housing: an 18-month longitudinal study

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RT @EunyoungMun: Social support for individuals experiencing homelessness matter @StwaltersScott @unthsclibrary @UNTPublicHealth @UNTHSC ht…

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Social support for individuals experiencing homelessness matter @StwaltersScott @unthsclibrary @UNTPublicHealth @UNTHSC https://t.co/jp263tDQEg

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Social support positively impacted depressive symptoms and substance use problems among permanent supportive housing residents, i.e. those with a history of chronic homelessness. Read more in #BMCPsychology - https://t.co/lzu3OCeACE @chef_epi @UNTHSC htt

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