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Child physical abuse: factors influencing the associations between self-reported exposure and self-reported health problems: A cross-sectional study

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Child physical abuse (CPA) is an extensive public health problem because of its associations with poor health outcomes. The aim of this study was to examine which of the background factors of CPA committed by a parent or other caregiver relates to self-reported poor health among girls and boys (13; 15 and 17 years old): perpetrator, last year exposure; severity and frequency; socioeconomic load and foreign background. | Child physical abuse: factors influencing the associations between self-reported exposure and self-reported health problems: A cross-sectional study

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