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Contents
- Chapter 1 The “Drugs-Crime Nexus” Dominique de Andrade, PhD
- Chapter 2 The Global Epidemiology of Drug Use in Prison Chloé Carpentier, MA, MSc, Luis Royuela, MSc, Linda Montanari, MA, and Philip Davis, PhD
- Chapter 3 Injecting While Incarcerated M-J Milloy, PhD
- Chapter 4 Alcohol Use Among Incarcerated Individuals David Wyatt Seal, PhD, Sarah Yancey, MPH, MPS, Manasa Reddy, MPH, and Stuart A. Kinner, PhD
- Chapter 5 Tobacco Use Among Prisoners Jennifer Clarke, MD and Manasa Reddy, MPH
- Chapter 6 Substance Use After Release from Prison Sarah Larney, PhD, Mark Stoové, PhD, and Stuart A. Kinner, PhD
- Chapter 7 Drug Use, HIV, and the High-Risk Environment of Prisons Lyuba Azbel, MSc and Frederick L. Altice, MD
- Chapter 8 The Perfect Storm: Tuberculosis, Substance Use Disorders, and Incarceration Haider A. Al-Darraji, MBChB, MSc and Frederick L. Altice, MD
- Chapter 9 Drug Use in Prisoners and Hepatitis Rebecca J. Winter, MPH and Margaret E. Hellard, PhD, FAFPHM
- Chapter 10 Prisoners With a Substance Use Disorder and a Mental Illness Kate Dolan, PhD, Michael Farrell, PhD, and Sahar Saeedi Moghaddam, MS
- Chapter 11 Understanding the Risk Environment Surrounding Drug Use in Prisons: The Unique Contributions of Qualitative Research Will Small, PhD and Ryan McNeil, PhD
- Chapter 12 Drug Use and Prison: The Challenge of Making Human Rights Protections a Reality Joanne Csete, PhD, Rick Lines, PhD, and Ralf Jürgens, PhD
- Chapter 13 Recidivism: The Impact of Substance Abuse on Continued Involvement in the Justice System Faye S. Taxman, PhD and Mary Mun, BSc
- Chapter 14 Substance Use and Consequences Among People Who Have Been Incarcerated: A Public Health Issue Ingrid A. Binswanger, MD and Andrea K. Finlay, PhD
- Chapter 15 Supply Reduction in Prison: The Evidence Robert L. Trestman, MD and Ashbel T. Wall, JD
- Chapter 16 Drug Treatment for Prisoners: Opioid Substitution Treatment, Therapeutic Communities, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Kate Dolan, PhD, Zahra Alam-Mehrjerdi, PhD, and Babak Moazen, MSc
- Chapter 17 Harm Reduction in Prisons Kathryn Snow, MSc and Michael Levy, MPH
- Chapter 18 Preventing Drug-Related Death in Recently Released Prisoners Julie Brummer, MPH, Lars Møller, MD, and Stefan Enggist, MA
- Chapter 19 Drug Use in Prisoners: Epidemiology, Implications, and Policy Responses Stuart A. Kinner, PhD and Josiah D. Rich, MD, MPH