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Cardiovascular disease risk factors and women prisoners in the UK: the impact of imprisonment
Health Promotion International, 10/28/09
Plugge EH et al. – After 1 month, there were few improvements in risk factors. This may in part reflect the fact that, unlike prisons in other high income countries, there are currently no systematic approaches which address these health issues within UK women's prisons.
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