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4161por Frank, David, Elliott, Luther, Cleland, Charles M., Walters, Suzan M., Joudrey, Paul J., Russell, Danielle M., Meyerson, Beth E., Bennett, Alex S.“…Rather, data demonstrated the substantial role of social and structural context, particularly drug policies like prohibition and criminalization, in the kinds of risks that PWUIO faced and their ability to respond to them. …”
Publicado 2023
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4162“…BACKGROUND: Antisocial behaviour and adult criminality often have their origins in childhood and are best addressed early in the child’s life using evidence-based treatments such as the ‘Incredible Years Parent Programme’. …”
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4163“…Intents and meanings of FGC practice need to be well understood before before any policies that criminalize and condemn are derived and implemented. …”
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4164por Benoit, Cecilia, Magnus, Samantha, Phillips, Rachel, Marcellus, Lenora, Charbonneau, Sinéad“…INTRODUCTION: Consumption of substances is a highly controversial behaviour, with those who do so commonly viewed as deviants, even criminals, or else as out of control addicts. In other work we showed that the use of substances by women who are pregnant or have recently become parents was mainly viewed by health and social care providers as morally wrong. …”
Publicado 2015
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4165por Zhang, Xu-Dong, Kelly-Hanku, Angela, Chai, Jia-Jia, Luo, Jian, Temmerman, Marleen, Luchters, Stanley“…However, despite the practices, women did not self-identify as sex workers, and therefore did not think that existing intervention services targeting female sex workers were relevant to them. Moreover, criminalization and stigmatisation of drug use and selling sex impeded their access to care services. …”
Publicado 2015
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4166“…The Libyan government has struggled to assert authority over armed groups and these brigades, refusing to disarm have contributed directly the initiation of a second conflict; some are motivated by self-defense, status, criminality, vindication or political aims. Once, a bastion of public health in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), the country now faces a substantial and unprecedented challenge: to rebuild a devastated health system amidst the burden of armed violence and the proliferation of small and light weapons (SALW) especially firearms of various kinds. …”
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4167por Karmacharya, Dibesh, Sherchan, Adarsh M., Dulal, Santosh, Manandhar, Prajwol, Manandhar, Sulochana, Joshi, Jyoti, Bhattarai, Susmita, Bhatta, Tarka R., Awasthi, Nagendra, Sharma, Ajay N., Bista, Manisha, Silwal, Nawa R., Pokharel, Pravin, Lamichhane, Rom R., Sharma, Netra, Llewellyn, Bronwyn, Wultsch, Claudia, Kelly, Marcella J., Gour, Digpal, Waits, Lisette, Hero, Jean-Marc, Hughes, Jane“…We present feasibility of using molecular forensic based evidence to incriminate criminals in a court of law in the fight against wildlife crime.…”
Publicado 2018
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4168An assessment of stigma and human right violations among men who have sex with men in Abuja, Nigeriapor Strömdahl, Susanne, Onigbanjo Williams, Abimbola, Eziefule, Bede, Emmanuel, Godwin, Iwuagwu, Stella, Anene, Oliver, Orazulike, Ifeanyi, Beyrer, Chris, Baral, Stefan“…BACKGROUND: There have been several barriers in effectively engaging men who have sex with men for STI/HIV prevention and treatment programming in Nigeria including social stigma, policies, and laws criminalizing same-sex practices. The objective of this study was to describe the human rights context for MSM in Abuja and characterize factors associated with having had a genital ulcer disease in the previous 12 months, a health outcome associated with increased risk of HIV acquisition and transmission. …”
Publicado 2019
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4169por Hayashi, Kanna, Ti, Lianping, Dong, Huiru, Bingham, Brittany, Day, Andrew, Joe, Ronald, Barrios, Rolando, DeBeck, Kora, Milloy, M-J, Kerr, Thomas“…BACKGROUND: Urban drug scenes are characterized by high prevalence of illicit drug dealing and use, violence and poverty, much of which is driven by the criminalization of people who use illicit drugs (PWUD) and the associated stigma. …”
Publicado 2019
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4170“…Previous interventions have focused mainly on awareness raising and legislation aimed at criminalizing the practice. Limited evidence exists on the effectiveness of interventions due in part to the lack of systematic evaluation of projects. …”
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4171“…Third, participants described how interpersonal, service-related, and socio-structural barriers (e.g., drug criminalization and the lack of a regulated drug supply) limit opportunities for safer substance use. …”
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4172por Tulchinsky, Theodore H.“…Shortly after World War II ended the Nuremberg Trials of Nazi war criminals were conducted including medical doctors, and some were executed for crimes against humanity. …”
Publicado 2018
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4173“…Distribution of harm reduction equipment is more easily visible as a practice of care because it conforms to normative framings of care. Criminalization, coupled with negative framings of drug selling as predatory, contributes to the difficultly in examining acts of mutual aid and care that surround drug selling as practices of care. …”
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4174“…It identifies people as criminals, slaves, or traitors to be shunned. Globally 30–80% of people living with HIV experience stigma during their lifetime. …”
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4175“…These associations may indicate health care avoidance related to concerns of being criminalized due to their documentation status or source of income (i.e., sex work) among trans Latinas. …”
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4176“…These include increasing power and accountability within the illicit drug market, improving the health of communities, supporting safer supply initiatives and regulation of substances, and mitigating harms of criminalization. Evaluation of drug checking should consider potential impacts that extend beyond individual behaviour change and recognize lived realities and structural conditions. …”
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4177por Pettit, April C, Bian, Aihua, Schember, Cassandra O, Rebeiro, Peter F, Keruly, Jeanne C, Mayer, Kenneth H, Mathews, W Christopher, Moore, Richard D, Crane, Heidi M, Geng, Elvin, Napravnik, Sonia, Shepherd, Bryan E, Mugavero, Michael J“…Individual-level (medical record data and patient-reported outcomes), community-level (American Community Survey), HIV care site–level (standardized clinic leadership survey), and structural-level (HIV criminalization laws, Medicaid expansion, and state AIDS Drug Assistance Program budget) predictors were included. …”
Publicado 2021
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4178por Odhiambo, Apondi J., O’Campo, Patricia, Nelson, La Ron E., Forman, Lisa, Grace, Daniel“…Findings show that inequities in structural and social determinants of health such as food insecurity, financial and housing instability, homelessness, precarious immigration status, stigma, racial discrimination, anti-Black racism, criminalization of HIV non-disclosure, health systems barriers and privacy concerns intersect to constrain engagement and retention in HIV healthcare and ART adherence, contributing to the uncertainty of achieving and maintaining undetectability and violating their right to health. …”
Publicado 2023
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4179“…A limited number of studies have examined other economic implications of ADHD including costs to families; costs of criminality among individuals with ADHD; costs related to common psychiatric and medical comorbidities of ADHD; indirect costs associated with work loss among adults with ADHD; and costs of accidents among individuals with ADHD. …”
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4180“…BACKGROUND: The ruling parties in Bangladesh have systematically used violence against political opponents and criminals. It is essential to 1) determine the magnitude and burden of organised crime and political violence (OPV) and human rights violations in the affected community, and to 2) identify the risk factors and key indicators for developing effective health intervention and prevention measures. …”
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