This systematic review draws together evidence from the literature for the pathological,
neurological, cognitive, psychological, and behavioural outcomes of non-fatal strangulation …

Approximately 1.3 million women in the United States will experience various forms of
aggression by an intimate partner, per year. The clinical implications of “choke-holds” and …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a public health crisis across the globe, and one particular
act of IPV, non-fatal strangulation, warrants serious attention. Non-fatal strangulation is a risk …

Introduction Nonfatal intimate partner strangulation poses significant acute and long-term
morbidity risks and also heightens women's risk for future femicide. The lifetime prevalence …

La salud pública como campo de conocimiento, práctica e investigación tiene mucho que
aportar al tema de la violencia contra las mujeres, reconocido como problema global y local …

Prolonged social stress is a major cause for depression in humans and is associated with a
wide range of subsequent pathophysiological changes such as elevated blood pressure. A …

Rationale Intimate partner violence (IPV) is the most commonly occurring form of violence
against women. The most common site of injury in IPV is the head, face, and neck, resulting …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant, global public health concern. Women,
individuals with historically underrepresented identities, and disabilities are at high risk for …

Depression and intimate partner violence (IPV) are highly related. However, it is unclear
what drives this relationship: the form of violence (psychological, physical, or sexual) or its …

Nonfatal strangulation is associated with significant physical harm and lethal violence. The
overall objective of this study was to examine relationship and abuse tactics for women with …