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Mar 15, 2003 - Huntsville, AL, USA - Every man in the Alabama prison system known to have AIDS is confined to a converted old warehouse with high, leaky ceilings and double bunks so close together that they foster infection among AIDS-infected inmates, at the Limestone Correctional Facility. More than 200 prisoners inhabit long rows of bunk beds in the unit's main room, a cavernous, gray place as long as a football field. The inmates are systematically segregated round-the-clock and excluded from programs offered to other inmates. The death rate from AIDS at Limestone is more than twice the national average in prisons and that efforts to control infectious and communicable diseases are not adequately monitored or reported. HIV-positive inmate DANNY WINSTEAD waits for his medications during 'pill call.' (Credit Image: © Robin Nelson/ZUMApress.com)