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Prison Needle Exchange: Lessons fro
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In memory of Andréa Riesch Toepell
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Spain 29 Summary 29 HIV/AIDS, HCV,
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Prison Needle Exchange: 2006 update
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Sample Evaluations of Prison Needle
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initiatives occurring in local comm
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Executive Summary This report exami
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• do not endanger staff or prison
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Prisoner Health Is a Public Health
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Methodology The evidence for this r
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HIV and HCV Epidemics in Prison Pre
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injection drug practices and unprot
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Many prisoners, whether in pretrial
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while in holding cells before incar
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While harm-reduction policies do no
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• Additional Protocol to the Amer
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fit from medical treatment under th
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Review of International Evidence of
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History of the response to HIV/AIDS
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in drug consumption, and there were
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lence rate of approximately 0.1% in
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harm-reduction measures and declare
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injection drug use, HCV infection r
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the jurisdiction of the government
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