2020
DOI: 10.1542/peds.2019-3327
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Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Call to Action in Pediatric Primary Care

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“…Outro fato interessante, apesar de esperado devido ao número reduzido de trabalhos, alguns estavam publicados na mesma revista. Childhood sexual abuse: a call to action in pediatric primary care 12…”
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“…Outro fato interessante, apesar de esperado devido ao número reduzido de trabalhos, alguns estavam publicados na mesma revista. Childhood sexual abuse: a call to action in pediatric primary care 12…”
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“…Dessa forma, o uso de uma pergunta de portal único ("Desde a última vez que te vi, algo realmente assustador ou perturbador aconteceu com Brazilian Journal of Development, Curitiba, v.8, n.11, p. 74982-74994, nov., 2022 você ou sua família? "), fornece alguma indicação de quais crianças podem precisar de mais triagem ou avaliação 8,12 .…”
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“…Another future development of research may involve exploring the transdiagnosticity of childhood trauma as potential risk factor for other mental disorders such as eating disorders, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, and even psychotic disorders. These considerations are particularly relevant in the context of potential screening (46) and preventive interventions (47,48) and mental health promotion initiatives (49,50), because it could potentially be possible to target multiple outcomes/mental disorders by reducing childhood trauma. Interestingly, childhood trauma exposure has been linked with neurobiological modifications in personality disorders, particularly borderline personality disorder.…”
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