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A study has revealed that almost half of the deaths among homeless individuals in New York City are linked to substance abuse, including drug overdoses and alcohol-related issues. This underscores the health challenges faced by those experiencing homelessness.
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A study has revealed that almost half of the deaths among homeless individuals in New York City are linked to substance abuse, including drug overdoses and alcohol-related issues. This underscores the health challenges faced by those experiencing homelessness.
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Almost half of NYC homeless deaths tied to drug overdoses or alcohol abuse: study
Study finds nearly half of homeless deaths in NYC linked to substance abuse