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Investigating the prevalence of TBI in a sample of South African women who have experienced IPV in a South African context
Intimate partner violence (IPV) and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are widespread, both globally and in South Africa. It is crucial to recognize the link between IPV and TBI. Increasing numbers of international studies have demonstrated concerning rates of TBI in women who have experienced IPV. Howe...
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2026
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