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With a Side of Higher Mortality: Prison Food in the United States

by MJR&L on November 19, 2017April 30, 2018

By Cleo Hernandez Associate Editor, Volume 23 November begins a holiday season in the United States that is stuffed full of increased attention on food. The average American does seem to gain just under one pound of body weight during the holiday season.[1] However, some individuals avoid this holiday gluttony through no choice of their […]

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