Violence is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. and preventing assault-related injuries is a priority in public…
“Our findings are contrary to the general notion that violence perpetrated by women is not capable of causing severe injuries to their partners,” Khurana said in a statement. “Moreover, men are less likely to seek help as they are less likely to recognize it as criminal, may see IPV as unmasculine, and fear being ridiculed.”
Source: HealthDay News
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