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A Systematic Review of Interventions to Improve Health Factors or Behaviors of the Cardiovascular Health of Prisoners During Incarceration

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A Heavy Burden: The Cardiovascular Health Consequences of Having a Family Member Incarcerated

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A High Risk of Hospitalization Following Release From Correctional Facilities in Medicare Beneficiaries

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