American Civil Liberties Union : Hepatitis C Emerges as Major Health Threat in U.S. Prisons

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Hepatitis C Emerges as Major Health Threat in U.S. Prisons (5/31/2002)

Hepatitis C Emerges as Major Health Threat in U.S. Prisons

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Description: Individuals confined in prisons and jails suffer disproportionately from Hepatitis C infection. Despite proven medical treatments, many prisoners receive no care for their illness.
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