The first case of monkeypox behind bars was reported in Chicago this week, and health experts are warning that jails could accelerate the spread as they are dangerously unprepared to combat against a virus that spreads through close physical contact.
We speak with Dr.
Homer Venters, the former chief medical officer for New York City’s Correctional Health Services, whose new op-ed for
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