Increased risk of miscarriage among women experiencing physical or sexual intimate partner violence during pregnancy in Guatemala City, Guatemala: cross sectional study

The analysis of the prevalence and the frequency variable showed that physical partner violence and psy- chological partner abuse are significantly lower during pregnancy as compared

This paper introduced the Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) framework for understanding how fear prevent help-seeking barriers for people experiencing partner abuse. A quantitative

CHAPTER 5: RESILIENCE AND VULNERABILITY FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH EXPERIENCING INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE BY MULTIPLE ABUSIVE PARTNERS: FINDINGS FROM THE 2010 NATIONAL INTIMATE

The World Report on Violence and Health [1] defines IPV as ‘actual or threatened physical, sexual, psychological, emotional, or stalking abuse by an intimate partner’.. An

Keywords: Intimate partner violence, Lesbian, Non-physical forms of abuse, Queer... Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a term that refers to something much

More specifically, to study the prevalence of intimate partner violence, variation across subgroups, cross- sectional and prospective associations with attitudes, and the ability

Intimate partner violence; Maternity waiting homes; Mental health; Physical violence; Postpartum depression; Zambia.. 1 

Researchers investigated the scope and types of intimate partner violence among students in dating relationships, students described experiencing physical and emotional