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1 ble results that are also easily conveyed to correctional authorities.
2 th chronic HCV was evaluated in 3 Australian correctional centers.
3 e changes that mass incarceration wrought in correctional contexts and the potential impacts of these
4 million men and 1 million women are under US correctional control, be it jail, prison, probation, or
5  immigrant/refugee clinics (2,409; 6.4%) and correctional/detention facilities (2,325; 6.1%) were the
6 lates obtained from inmates of 20 California correctional facilities (CCFs).
7 ccus aureus (SA) infections have occurred in correctional facilities across the country.
8 he difficulties of investigating botulism in correctional facilities and lessons learned for future i
9 ularly sexual abuse, is a serious problem in correctional facilities and those suffering from mental
10 olved 1,644 C. jejuni infections at 11 state correctional facilities and was associated with consumpt
11 y 2 million individuals in state and federal correctional facilities are infected with hepatitis C vi
12  are incarcerated in prison or jail, most US correctional facilities discontinue their methadone trea
13 ity settings, including day care centers and correctional facilities, and among sports teams, Native
14  violence and traumatic victimization inside correctional facilities, effective treatments for posttr
15 lamydia infection among adolescents in youth correctional facilities, to evaluate the noninferiority
16 ecular features of Acinetobacter isolates in correctional facilities, which provides a baseline for m
17 ns, little is known about these organisms in correctional facilities.
18 than 11 million have been released from U.S. correctional facilities.
19 and unique prevention and care conditions in correctional facilities; 2) identify knowledge gaps; and
20 ng April-July 2011, 3 inmates at a Louisiana correctional facility developed F. novicida bacteremia;
21 articipants were scanned on the grounds of a correctional facility using the Mind Research Network's
22 igated a C. pneumoniae outbreak at a federal correctional facility.
23  hepatitis B immunization in STD clinics and correctional health care programs.
24 ders, the state of Texas implemented a novel correctional managed health care program in 1994.
25                                              Correctional populations have an elevated human immunode
26 ed, about two-thirds of which are focused on correctional populations in the USA.
27 o summarize articles related to HIV/AIDS and correctional populations that were published from Januar
28 ated rates of HIV, STIs, and hepatitis among correctional populations--often associated with injectio
29 factors impeding HIV-prevention efforts with correctional populations.
30 ed with widely used measures supplemented by correctional records.
31                                          The correctional setting may provide an opportunity to safel
32 importance of aggressive syphilis control in correctional settings, even in the face of declining loc
33  which is an important cause of morbidity in correctional settings.
34 99; these 161 cases, from 56 hospitals and 2 correctional sites, constituted 28% of all MDRTB cases i
35 ning prisoners and in post-release community correctional supervision.
36 rimarily designed for male offenders, the US correctional system is struggling to meet the specialize
37                                   Within the correctional system, systematic screening based on risk
38 oportionate cost for hepatitis C care on the correctional system.

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