LONDON (Reuters Health) Mar 25 – Boys who were victims of sexual abuse at a school in the UK did not seem to experience an excess of health problems, but those they did have were likely to continue for longer than a year after the abuse was stopped and the perpetrator jailed.
Dr. Alison Maddocks, from the Swansea NHS Trust, UK, and colleagues collected data on 93 boys who were molested by a primary school teacher and 93 matched controls. The researchers reviewed the medical records of the abused boys 6 years after they were abused, according to the report in the Archives of Disease in Childhood for March.
האם המהפכה הטיפולית בהשמנת יתר תפרוץ את חומת הכלכלה? פרופ' רז ופרופ' שטרן
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