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childhood adversity, improve health

Research to prevent child maltreatment and thereby change a child’s trajectory, improve health, and strengthen families

Child maltreatment, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Mental health, Psychiatric epidemiology

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Our longitudinal and intergenerational

study among Adolescents in Manitoba, Canada

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2023

Psychometric properties of a Persian Version of the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) in Military Personnel

Mirzaee, A; Ruckwongpatr, K; Saffari, M; Sharif-Nia, H; Sanaeinasab, H; Rashidi-Jahan, H; Rahmati, F; Afifi, TO; Al Zaben, F; Koenig, HG; Lin, CY

Military Behavioral Health

2023

Investigating social determinants of child health and their implications in reducing pediatric traumatic injury: A framework and 17-year retrospective case-control protocol

Hunter Goodon ,Justin Gawaziuk ,Brenda Comaskey ,Tracie O. Afifi ,Dan Château ,Marni Brownell ,Jitender Sareen ,Cora Morgan ,Sarvesh Logsetty ,Rae Spiwak

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Child Maltreatment and Child Welfare

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Childhood Adversity and Resilience
University of Manitoba

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Community Health Sciences
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University of Manitoba
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