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First Meeting Ever in the LASFS Clubhouse: October 25, 1973

By Mike Glyer: Fifty years ago on October 25, 1973 the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society met for the first time in its very own clubhouse. Founded in 1934 in a member’s garage, over the decades the club led a nomadic existence, at better times meeting in Clifton’s Cafeteria, or the former beauty shop it

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San Francisco homeless 16 times more likely to die suddenly | Health

A UCSF study found that the homeless population is also seven times more likely to die from a cardiac-related event than those who are housed.

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Homeless people are 16 times more likely to die suddenly

UCSF study finds people who are experiencing homelessness have a 16-fold higher rate of sudden death from heart attacks

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Homeless People Are 16 Times More Likely to Die Suddenly

Homeless People Are 16 Times More Likely to Die Suddenly
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San Francisco s homeless population 16 times more likely to die suddenly than housed neighbors, study finds

A new study found that unhoused people in San Francisco were 16 times more likely to die suddenly than their housed neighbors. One step the authors recommend? Adding more automated external defibrillators in public.

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