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Remote sexual assault examination services are expanding across the country in rural, sparsely populated areas.

Telehealth services are expanding across the country in rural, sparsely populated areas to provide comprehensive health care while encouraging patients to heal.

Usage of telehealth to examine sexual assault survivors expands across the country in rural, sparsely populated areas.

As part of a global campaign to create legislation to combat and prevent forced organ harvesting, lawmakers in ...

Forensic nurses will be able to provide medical services for anyone who has experienced a violent crime, such as sexual assault, intimate partner violence or strangulation. They can now come into Gifford to receive more comprehensive and compassionate care.

Brigham Young University researchers found that sexual assault perpetrators who meet their victims on a dating app are more likely to be violent, and the victims have high levels of mental illness.

American Indian and Alaska Native women face some of the highest rates of sexual violence in the United States: 56.1 percent of Native women have experienced sexual violence; Native women …

Dr. Sheila Cannon seeks to train SANE nurses at Fayetteville State University to serve in Cumberland County and nearby rural areas. She hopes for additional funding to sustain program.

SERVICE HONORED. Kevin Addington, who has contributed in many ways to the awakening of downtown Elizabethtown as an investor and developer, was recognized recently for another phase of his volunteerism.

Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) spoke on the Senate floor in support of the bipartisan Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act.