Cross-sectional study shows government housing assistance lowers medical financial hardship in renters, suggesting a vital support system.
Government housing assistance is associated with a nearly seven-percentage point lower risk of experiencing financial hardship related to medical expenses among US renters with a history of cancer. This is the conclusion of a cross-sectional study examining the association between housing assistance and medical financial hardship among renters with a history of cancer. The outcomes of the study were published in the August 27, 2025 edition of JAMA Network Open.
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