OBJECTIVE: Data from the United States indicate pronounced and persistent racial/ethnic
differences in the rates at which children are referred and substantiated as victims of child …

Objectives Study results on child maltreatment based on general population samples cannot
be extrapolated with confidence to vulnerable immigrant or refugee families because of the …

There are documented disparities in the rates at which black children come into contact with
the child welfare system in the United States compared to white children. A great deal of …

To systematically summarize the literature examining ethnic minority status and body image
dissatisfaction (BID) among children and adolescents living in Canada and the United …

Children of immigrants are often considered to be at increased risk of mental health
problems due to families' immigration-related stress and perceived discrimination and …

El objetivo del artículo es identificar las múltiples violencias que sufre la niñez migrante en
Santiago de Chile, así como las estrategias de resistencia que desarrollan para …

Cumulative maltreatment or exposure to multiple types of child abuse or neglect increases
the risk of perpetrating and sustaining intimate partner violence (IPV) in adulthood and is …

The term “usual care” is often used in clinical research to refer to a comparison or control
group that is receiving whatever normal services an organization may provide. In the US …

Introduction The US immigrant paradox shows worsening health across generations, with
US-born Latinx having poorer health outcomes than immigrants. Adverse childhood …

Child discipline remains a topic of public health interest across the globe. Despite this
enduring interest, very little is known about the child disciplinary practices of African …