Routine HIV Testing Offered to Incarcerated Persons Saves Millions

Routine HIV Testing Offered to Incarcerated Persons Saves Millions

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In collaboration with the CDC and Georgia DPH an Emory team of researchers, including the Epidemiology Department’s Anne Spaulding, MD, recently published a paper in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine which demonstrated that routine HIV testing of incarcerated individuals is cost-saving for society. 

Read more about the study’s findings here.


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