Socioeconomic marginalization and risk of overdose in a community-recruited cohort of people who use drugs: A longitudinal analysis
En la comunidad de personas que consumen drogas en Vancouver, la pobreza y la desventaja socioeconómica emergen como factores clave que aumentan el riesgo de sobredosis no mortal. Entre 2014 y 2020, 1.493 participantes proporcionaron casi 10.000 entrevistas, revelando que casi un tercio había sufrid...
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