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. 2021 Feb 1:6:100064.
doi: 10.1016/j.ympdx.2021.100064. eCollection 2021 Spring.

Violence Prevention Through Mentoring for Youth with Emergency Department Treated Peer Assault Injuries

Vanya Jones  1 , Michelle Becote-Jackson  2 , Taylor Parnham  1 , Quiana Lewis  3 , Leticia Manning Ryan  4
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Violence Prevention Through Mentoring for Youth with Emergency Department Treated Peer Assault Injuries

Vanya Jones et al. J Pediatr X. .
No abstract available

Keywords: emergency department; mentoring; peer assault-injured youth; youth violence.

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