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Chi-square analysis was used to investigate differences in socio-demographic and maternal characteristics between women with and without reported 'history of violence' (Tables  2 and 3).

There was no interpretable association between the Gini coefficient (measuring inequality in the country) and male or female reports of violence (Tables 3 and 4).

The association between age and all types of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse declined with age for women; in men only for emotional violence (Tables  3, 4 and 5).

She commended the findings from Australia's first royal commission into family violence tabled to Victorian parliament last month, but said the findings highlighted how little was known about the prevalence of elder abuse, with estimates that between 5-6% of those aged 65 and over were affected by it.

Those with migraine were more likely to be unemployed, have difficulties paying for basic necessities and medical care, identify as Mestizo, and have a history of child abuse and lifetime intimate partner violence (Table 1).

Although the study sample and total population differed statistically (e.g., race and gender), both groups were majority White, male, not prescribed any medication and had a primary offense related to violence (Table 2).

Among the 361 respondents who were linked to firearms and whose orders had been served, those from whom firearms were recovered had a lower incidence of arrest than others did, for all offenses combined and for those not involving firearms or violence (Table 2).

In the pooled unadjusted regression analysis, a significant positive association between different categories of IPV experienced and HIV infection was observed, except for 'sexual without physical violence' (Table 3).

Comparing the results specifically for India, by different forms of IPV, adjustments and weightings, the associations were similar for comparisons of women who had experienced physical or sexual, or sexual but not physical IPV, but were consistently larger for sexual and physical violence (Table S7).

In 8.1% of cases more than one perpetrator participated in the violence (Table 2).

In both Masisi and Kitchanga, the most commonly reported cause of death was violence (Table 4).