Domestic Violence Against Women
Domestic Violence Against Women is a scholarly work by Jane Koziol-McLain, published in 1995 in ''The Journal of the American Medical Association''. The main subjects of the publication include violence against women, incidence, maternal health, poison control center, emergency department, intimate partner violence, injury prevention, pediatrics, medicine, demography, domestic violence, confidence interval, filicide, and incidence. Most respondents were young (median age, 34 years) and unemployed (62%); half (49%) had annual household incomes less than $10000. Main Outcome Measures. —Domestic violence was defined as an assault, threat, or intimidation by a male partner.