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Childhood Maltreatment and Physical Health in College Students: Physical Activity and Binge Eating as Moderators

Child maltreatment leads to pervasive physical health problems. For individuals with a child maltreatment history, physiological risk factors for future disease are apparent by young adulthood. The current study explored the role that physical activity and binge eating may have in the trajectory fro...

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Published in:Journal of interpersonal violence 2024-09, p.8862605241275995
Main Authors: Moore, Susannah M, Peterson, Eric, Welsh, Marilyn C
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