Case finding of heart disease in homeless men.
PubMedPublished 1 June 1973Open access
Brickner Pw, Arthur Kaufman
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New York City contains a number of groups which are largely removed from contact with the medical care system, including home-bound, aged people, adolescent runaways, and derelict, homeless men.
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