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A culturally sensitive eight-week smoking cessation project is recruiting Native American women survivors of intimate partner violence.
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A culturally sensitive eight-week smoking cessation project is recruiting Native American women survivors of intimate partner violence.
The grant, which comes from the NIH and NIDA, will allow the researchers to study treatment retention.
How domestic violence victims navigate the justice system is complex, from interactions with police to seeking protection and prosecution from court.
Tami Sullivan, PhD, associate professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, and Patricia Nez Henderson, MD, MPH, vice president for the Black Hills Center
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