Article: Child maltreatment may take away two years of quality of your life

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Washington, May 29 -- Victims of child maltreatment may lose at least two years of quality of life, even as adults, suggests a new University of Georgia study.

Phaedra Corso, associate professor, UGA College of Public Health and her colleagues at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention took into account surveys of more than 6,000 people to assess the deficits in quality of life that victims suffer.

"We found, with rigorous statistical methods, that there are significant differences in health-related quality of life between people who were maltreated as children and those who were not. And that holds across all age ...

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