Eviction from rental housing and its links to health: A scoping review
Patrick Smith, Danya E. Keene, Sarah Dilday, Kim M. Blankenship, Allison K. Groves
Abstract
Patrick Smith, Danya E. Keene, Sarah Dilday, Kim M. Blankenship, Allison K. Groves
Abstract
• Eviction from rental housing is common throughout the United States and globally. • We synthesize the methods and key findings of recent research on eviction and health. • Most studies found significant links between eviction exposures and poor health. • Some studies found that eviction's impacts were most severe for marginalized groups. • Growing evidence suggests that eviction prevention policies positively impact health.
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• Eviction from rental housing is common throughout the United States and globally. • We synthesize the methods and key findings of recent research on eviction and health. • Most studies found significant links between eviction exposures and poor health. • Some studies found that eviction's impacts were most severe for marginalized groups. • Growing evidence suggests that eviction prevention policies positively impact health.
Key concepts: Eviction, Renting, Business, Rental housing, Environmental health, Political science, Medicine, Law