Homeless patients with respiratory infections more likely to be treated with ventilators than non-homeless

Homeless patients with respiratory infections more likely to be treated with ventilators than non-homeless

Homeless patients with respiratory infections more likely to be treated with ventilators than non-homeless

Researchers from UCLA, Harvard Medical School, and the University of Tokyo found that during a recent six-year period, homeless people in New York state were more likely to hospitalized and treated with mechanical ventilators for respiratory infections than people who are not homeless.