1 ger long-term mortality costs of having ever been imprisoned.

2         We identified 47,326 individuals who were imprisoned.

3      Nearly one in three black men will ever be imprisoned, and nearly half of black women currently

4 orldwide are being reached, and far too many are imprisoned for minor offences or detained without tr

5  interest in the consequences of having ever been imprisoned for the marginal men for whom contact wi

6 d females of different ethnoracial groups to be imprisoned over the course of their lives, and how ha

7 tudinal cohort study of 47,326 prisoners who were imprisoned since Jan 1, 2000, and released before D

8                    We studied all people who were imprisoned since Jan 1, 2000, and released before D

9             Among the population of PWID who were imprisoned, the implementation of comprehensive har

10                These Cbl-bioagent conjugates are imprisoned within lipid-enclosed compartments in the

11                  More than 10 million people are imprisoned worldwide, and the prevalence of all inve

12                       About 9 million people are imprisoned worldwide, but the number with serious me