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Record ID: e0a7c28e-b8dc-48fb-83ce-60d89fe2b6e1
Type: Journal Article
Title: Violence against women raises risk of cervical cancer
Other Titles: Journal of women's health
Authors: Bush, Heather M
Crofford, Leslie
Coker, Ann L
Hopenhayn, Claudia
DeSimone, Christopher
Keywords: Sexual assault;Health;Screening
Year: 2009
Publisher: Mary Ann Liebert
Citation: 18 (8), August 2009
Notes:  "The Official Journal of the American Medical Women’s Association"
This article reports the findings of a US study aimed at determining if women who have experienced violence have higher prevalence rates of invasive cervical cancer. The researchers found that rates of cervical cancer were higher for women who had experienced violence, and highest for those who experienced the three forms of violence (intimate partner violence, adult exposure to forced sex, and child exposure to sexual abuse) relative to those women who had never experienced violence .
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/12784
ISSN: 1540-9996
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