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The hidden link between Chronic Health Conditions and Domestic Violence
 November 2015 | Verizon Foundation and More Magazine
"When every healthcare provider screen patients, we can improve healthcare for women and reduce costs of treating chronic conditions."
This infographic produced by the Verizon Foundation and More Magazine, explores the link between domestic violence and chronic health conditions. Recommendations include screening by health care providers for detection of domestic violence and reducing costs for treating chronic conditions. |
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