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Rebels drop links opener in Emmetsburg | The Daily Reporter - Vimarsana News

Rebels drop links opener in Emmetsburg | The Daily Reporter

EMMETSBURG — A 50-stroke loss to Emmetsburg, Thursday, wasn’t exactly how the Sioux Central boys golf team was hoping to begin its 2024 season. The E-Hawks took full advantage of its familiarity with Five Island Golf Course in a 159-209 win. “Our scores were not quite what I was hoping for,” Rebel coach Chris Wildeman said. “Emmetsburg has a really good team and I think that intimidated us a little bit. Hopefully as we get more rounds in our scores will come down.”

Experts cite the health impacts of incarceration - Vimarsana News

Experts cite the health impacts of incarceration

Thousands of people are released from prisons and jails every year with conditions such as cancer, heart disease, and infectious diseases.

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Mass Incarceration's Impact on US Life Expectancy - Vimarsana News

Mass Incarceration's Impact on US Life Expectancy

Research suggests prison accelerates the aging process and may be a factor in falling U.S. life expectancy.

As U.S. life expectancy falls, experts cite the health impacts of incarceration - Vimarsana News

As U.S. life expectancy falls, experts cite the health impacts of incarceration

After spending 38 years in the Alabama prison system, one of the most violent and crowded in the nation, Larry Jordan felt lucky to live long enough to regain his freedom.

Mass incarceration is contributing to declining U.S. life expectancy, experts say - Vimarsana News

Mass incarceration is contributing to declining U.S. life expectancy, experts say

Life expectancy fell in the United States in 2021 for the second year in a row, a trend linked to COVID-19 and the opioid epidemic. But experts also say the trend underscores the lasting health consequences of mass incarceration. Research from the early 2000s suggests the death rate for people leaving prison was 3.5 times higher than the general population in the first few years after their release.