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Peer navigators using mobile DOT help justice-involved people with HIV
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People leaving jail or prison with HIV face some of the steepest odds in modern medicine. The disruption of incarceration—of housing, income, relationships, and health insurance—collides with the unforgiving pharmacology of antiretroviral therapy, which demands near-perfect consistency to suppress the virus and prevent drug resistance. A new qualitative study published in BMC Public Health offers […]
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