Tobacco Use Patterns and Missed Opportunities for Cessation Treatment Among People Experiencing Homelessness
Tobacco Use Patterns and Missed Opportunities for Cessation Treatment Among People Experiencing Homelessness utilized the largest representative study of people experiencing homelessness since the 1990s to estimate tobacco use prevalence and its association with shelter status, behavioral health, and health services use among adults experiencing homelessness in California to identify opportunities to address unmet tobacco treatment needs. The study was led by the Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative.