Household Food Insufficiency and Children Witnessing Physical Violence in the Home: Do Family Mental Illness and Substance Misuse Moderate the Association?

RT @policyutsa: Is there a link between food insufficiency and children witnessing violence in the home? Our Criminal Justice Asst. Prof. D…

Is there a link between food insufficiency and children witnessing violence in the home? Our Criminal Justice Asst. Prof. Dylan Jackson and colleagues investigate. Latest published in Maternal and Child Health Journal.

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Children residing in food insufficient households are at increased risk of witnessing physical violence at the home.

RT @Dr_DylanJackson: Our latest on children witnessing violence in the home and household food insufficiency: https://t.co/kphYYmv3rn https…

Our latest on children witnessing violence in the home and household food insufficiency: https://t.co/kphYYmv3rn https://t.co/Eu3YPpVToj

RT @Dr_DylanJackson: Our latest (with @phoenix1725 and Michael Vaughn) on Household Food Insufficiency, Children Witnessing Physical Violen…

Our latest (with @phoenix1725 and Michael Vaughn) on Household Food Insufficiency, Children Witnessing Physical Violence in the Home, and the Relevance of Mental Health and Substance Misuse: https://t.co/kphYYmMEPX https://t.co/ZnFklPp6Zf