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trafficking

trafficking In this healthcare and mental health context, trafficking refers to ongoing human exploitation, including labor or sex trafficking, that is linked with repeated trauma and high rates of psychiatric, substance-use, and medical problems.

In this healthcare and mental health context, trafficking refers to ongoing human exploitation, including labor or sex trafficking, that is linked with repeated trauma and high rates of psychiatric, substance-use, and medical problems. It is often not recognized in healthcare settings even when the person is still being exploited.

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Drafting source: Wicken Cassie; Frazier Luke; Brooks Marquita; Eaton Ellen; Lake Hammond; Huls Kara S; Rampe Rebecca; Moultrie Lindsey Baird; Macaluso Matthew; Malhotra Aniket; Fargason Rachel; Li Li. An Alabama-tailored human trafficking response protocol within the Community, Advocacy, Law, and Medicine framework: a state-adaptable model. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1885986; article XML SHA-256 1b067bafb8f100dd627778a387abedfd57a612815ff5e6e07e6be5d2e628f3ae. “An Alabama-tailored human trafficking response protocol within the Community, Advocacy, Law, and Medicine framework: a state-adaptable model” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1885986).
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