Distancing protocols and safety around COVID-19 have eroded people's ability to escape to friends or family or get access to care, said Dr. Megan Evans, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Tufts ...

The protocol has already been adopted by some regional health care providers including Sutter Health’s Child Abuse ... Follow More of Our Reporting on Domestic Violence & Isolation During COVID-19.

State-issued lockdowns and social distancing protocols are effective in slowing the spread of COVID-19 but can bring about negative socioeconomic and psychological effects, such as the increased ...

For those experiencing domestic violence during the coronavirus crisis, sheltering in place to avoid COVID-19 can mean even more stress, fear, and abuse than usual. If you’re dealing with ...

It's the message public health officials across the country are advising to help combat the growing coronavirus pandemic. But for people in domestic violence situations, staying at home can make ...

The Associated Students of ASU hosted a forum with President Michael Crow answering student questions regarding COVID-19 protocols, sexual violence prevention and ASU Counseling Services Tuesday at ...

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Some Michigan hospital leaders report an increase in workplace violence ... "They're frustrated also by the fact that we have more stringent infection control protocols ... Prior to COVID-19, ...