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“It’s hard to go home to my warm house knowing so many of the patients I care about are out on the street when it’s cold and rainy and they don’t have anyone.” Psychiatrist Aislinn Bird, alum of UCSF’s Public Psychiatry Fellowship at ZSFGH. #mentalhealth https://t.co/XYy2AaEaCJ