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Domestic violence 'code of silence' contributes to prevalence across races, classes

February 21, 2018
Jayne O'Donnell, Sierra Lewter and Karla Lozano Domestic violence 'code of silence' contributes to prevalence across races, classes

Children exposed to domestic violence are more likely to suffer from problems including anxiety, depression, physical aggression and sleep issues.

     
 
 

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February 20, 2018 at 11:03AM
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