Prisoners with HIV often achieve viral suppression because of strict medication schedules. A new study shows that fewer than half of prisoners remained in treatment 3 years after they were released from prison, and retention in care actually improves when they are re-incarcerated.

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Prisoners with HIV often achieve viral suppression because of strict medication schedules. A new study shows that fewer than half of prisoners remained in treatment 3 years after they were released from prison, and retention in care actually improves when they are re-incarcerated.