Unstable housing

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Reinfection More Likely to Occur in Homeless People, Those with Unstable Shelter

Medicine & Technology Nov 13, 2021

A recently published study showed that unstable housing was the only demographical factor linked to severe acute respiratory syndrome reinfection despite the antibody's presence from the first infection.

Unstable housing

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Reinfection More Likely to Occur in Homeless People, Those with Unstable Shelter

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