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    The criminal justice system has significant impacts on public health in the United States. Incarceration removes individuals from their communities and exposes them to health risks within prisons. Prison populations face higher rates of infectious diseases, mental illness, and substance abuse issues than the general public. Upon release, former inmates struggle to access health services and often have health conditions that are left untreated. This cycle contributes to health inequities across the U.S. population.

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    The criminal justice system has significant impacts on public health in the United States. Incarceration removes individuals from their communities and exposes them to health risks within prisons. Prison populations face higher rates of infectious diseases, mental illness, and substance abuse issues than the general public. Upon release, former inmates struggle to access health services and often have health conditions that are left untreated. This cycle contributes to health inequities across the U.S. population.

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    The criminal justice system has significant impacts on public health in the United States. Incarceration removes individuals from their communities and exposes them to health risks within prisons. Prison populations face higher rates of infectious diseases, mental illness, and substance abuse issues than the general public. Upon release, former inmates struggle to access health services and often have health conditions that are left untreated. This cycle contributes to health inequities across the U.S. population.

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    The Criminal Justice System and Health

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