Inconsistent laws and tracking systems make it difficult to count intimate partner violence deaths in the Ohio Valley

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention consider intimate partner violence, or IPV, a “serious public health problem.” During the COVID-19 pandemic, IPV deaths have increased both in West Virginia and Ohio. Data isn’t available yet for Kentucky.

Related Keywords

West Virginia ,United States ,Ohio ,Fayette County ,Kentucky ,University Of Kentucky ,United Kingdom ,Kentuckians ,Darlene Thomas ,Sabrina Brown ,Hunter Hickman ,Antonia Thomas ,Teresa Wilson ,Joyce Yedlosky ,Trinity Mccallister ,Mary Odoherty ,Centers For Disease ,Ohio Domestic Violence Network ,Nest Center ,United Kingdom College Of Public Health ,Virginia Domestic Violence Fatality Review Panel Annual ,Office Of Women ,Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence ,West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic ,Disease Control ,West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence ,Ohio Domestic Violence ,Ohio Valley Resource ,Corinne Boyer ,Data Source ,Kentucky Violent Death Reporting ,United Kingdom College ,Public Health ,Black Kentuckians ,