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Supplemental nutrition sssistant programs may help prevent child maltreatment
1. States with more generous SNAP policies had decreased number of reported child maltreatment. 2. States with more generous SNAP ...
Tag: child abuse
Race, ethnicity and poverty may influence rates of maltreatment reporting in young children
1. In this retrospective cohort study of 3900 children 3 years of age and younger, children with public health insurance ...
Viral meningitis can be differentiated from abusive head trauma with demographic, history, and clinical findings
1. In this retrospective case-control study, there were significant differences between abusive head trauma (AHT) and viral meningitis across all assessed ...
Survey finds high rates of childhood abuse among transgender adolescents
1. Transgender adolescents were more likely to report experiencing psychological, physical and sexual abuse as compared to cisgender adolescents. 2. ...
Hospitalizations for pediatric abusive head trauma decline during the COVID-19 pandemic
1. In a study of 49 hospitals, admissions for abusive head trauma (AHT) during the first 7 months of the ...
Substantial risk of abuse seen in siblings of abused children
1. In this longitudinal cohort study, siblings of children who were abused had a 60-fold increase in the risk of ...
Child maltreatment interventions not shown to prevent abuse and neglect
1. In this systemic review, interventions from primary care were not found to reduce reports to child protective services or ...
Meeting families, demographic information affect child abuse work-up
1. Child abuse pediatricians (CAPs) were significantly less likely to perform the gold standard evaluation for abuse after meeting families ...
Higher rates of child abuse deaths in poorer communities
1. Using nationally representative retrospective data of children 0 to 4 years old, authors found that children living in counties ...
Children with disabilities at variable risk for maltreatment
1. In this population-based study of Australian children, children with disabilities made up 25.9% of children with maltreatment allegations and ...
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