High neighborhood incarceration rate is associated with cardiometabolic disease in nonincarcerated black individuals
Annals of Epidemiology Feb 23, 2018
Topel ML, et al. - This investigation was pursued to assess the link between residence in neighborhoods with high rates of incarceration and cardiometabolic disease among nonincarcerated individuals. Worse cardiometabolic health profiles were detected among black individuals living in neighborhoods with high rates of incarceration. In order to attenuate race-specific health disparities in the United States, criminal justice reform may be helpful.
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