This article reviews an emergency department-based clinical vignette of a trafficked patient
with co-occurring pregnancy-related, mental health, and substance use disorder issues. The …

Human trafficking is a major global public health concern. It is a grave crime that violates
human rights. Contrary to healthcare providers' perceptions, victims of human trafficking …

Human trafficking is a crime associated with serious adverse health and mental health
outcomes. It has been estimated that more than 40 million people worldwide have been …

Human trafficking is a growing public health issue. As we understand more about the
prevalence of persons experiencing trafficking accessing clinical services and their unique …

Background Human trafficking victims experience extreme exploitation and have unique
health needs, yet too often go undetected by physicians and providers in the Emergency …

" Maybe some people could call me'dirty whore,'but for others I might be a girl who can give
them good advice."'Human trafficking takes a different toll on each of its survivors, but for …

Human trafficking continues to persist, affecting up to 200 million people worldwide. As
clinicians in emergency departments commonly encounter victims of intimate partner …

Human trafficking is internationally recognized as a widespread violation of human rights.
This article defines and gives a detailed historical account of the political and social issues …

Human trafficking is a significant human rights problem that is often associated with
psychological and physical violence. There is no demographic that is spared from human …

It is estimated that 21 million people are trafficked worldwide, including 11.4 million women
and girls. Approximately 4.5 million are forced to do sexual labor. The exact prevalence of …