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When people in California talk about mental health and homelessness, it’s usually the sickest people who come to mind: Those living on the s
When people in California talk about mental health and homelessness, it’s usually the sickest people who come to mind: Those living on the street in the grip of psychosis. But conditions such as depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress disorder actually are far more common among homeless Californians.
While less visible, those conditions can be […]
Original reporting: CalMatters.
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