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Phase II: HIV Transmission in Illinois Prisons
- A 3-year prospective study will be conducted to assess HIV incidence in prison.
- Participants will be followed for two years in prisons and one year after they are released from prison.
- Participants will be interviewed and tested for HIV at baseline and at six month intervals thereafter.
- The study will aim to estimate HIV incidence in prison.
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HIV Risk Assessment of Partners of Incarcerated Individuals
- Assess the HIV risk and risk reduction needs of partners of incarcerated individuals.
- This will be assesses through surveys, focus group discussions and in-depth interviews.
- Our ultimate goal is to develop risk reduction interventions for this target group.
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Health Behavior Survey of Jail Detainees
- Survey of health behaviors of jail detainees in collaboration with Cook County Jail.
- Detainees in the general population who agree to be tested for HIV and volunteer to participate in the survey.
- HIV testing and counseling staff will interview detainees about various health behaviors including risk behaviors.
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