… HIV/AIDS pandemic in prisons generally and will also embrace the United Kingdom (UK)
imprisonment … Both prison systems have a high number of prisoners who have drug problems …

… of inmates and releasees has risen, their HIV seroprevalence rates have fallen. We sought to
determine if the share of HIV/AIDS borne by inmates … out of correctional facilities to estimate …

… human rights of prisoners were not widely recognised and before the HIV/AIDS epidemic,
the War on Drugs, and the high prevalence of mental disorders among prisoners. Bringing the …

… The rates of HIV infection among prisoners in many countries … Coincident with the HIV/AIDS
epidemic, many countries have … of prisoners, prison health services and HIV/AIDS in prisons, …

… During the early years of the AIDS epidemic, prisons and jails were commonly called
breeding grounds for AIDS. Such statements are still made today. A Google search on May 19, …

… potentially, the HIV/AIDS epidemic could be ended.However, progress towards the HIV/AIDS
90-… of a prospective cohort study at three correctional facilities in South Africa and Zambia, …

… practices of mass incarceration in the HIV/AIDS epidemic. I … factor in this epidemic; I hope
to show that our incarceration of so … , our state and federal prisons were themselves becoming …

… About half all prisoners are drug dependent with many introduced to intravenous injecting
during incarceration. [11] In 1990, a serious HIV outbreak in Iranian prisons resulted from …

… But the primary focus here is on the HIV/AIDS epidemic behind bars. The next chapter
begins by arguing that Limestone does not represent a “Southern anomaly" but is an extreme …

… hope to bring widespread attention to prisoners as a key population in the HIV pandemic. …
being marginalised in the HIV/AIDS response, and this includes prisoners and detainees. …