This research examines the intersection of social vulnerability, risk, and their impact on
individual food insecurity odds during the COVID-19 pandemic. Data come from a national …

Background The current study examines interrelationships between social vulnerability,
individual stressors, social and psychological resources, and depressive symptomatology …

Objective The current paper examines the intersection between social vulnerability,
individual risk, and social/psychological resources with adult suicidality during the COVID …

Social capital is defined as the resources available to individuals and groups through
membership in social networks. The definition is consistent with either an individualistic …

Homeless individuals often suffer from serious health problems. It has been argued that the
homeless are socially isolated, with low levels of social support and social functioning, and …

As a social determinant of health, religiosity remains not well understood, despite the
prevalence of religious activity and prominence of religious institutions in most societies …

Analisam-se os temas e as abordagens teórico-conceituais do apoio social nos artigos de
importantes periódicos internacionais de ciências sociais e de medicina e nacionais de …

The present systematic review aimed to summarize data on the prevalence and treatment of
depressive symptoms among homeless people. We referred to the PubMed and Google …

Religious institutions can be a source of support for recent Latino immigrants struggling to
adjust to a new culture. For undocumented immigrants, who are often marginalized from …

Background Permanent supportive housing (PSH) is the leading intervention to end chronic
homelessness. Little is known, however, about gender differences, including potential …