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The Health-Care Costs of Family Violence
Volume 12 Issue 1 

Summer 2005

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• From the Chair: Doors that Close, Doors that Open
  Frances Grunberg
• At the Institute: A Fond Farewell, and Warm Thanks
  Penny Bain
• Welcome to Susanna Tam: an interview with our new ED
• This Issue in Aware: More Than Broken Bones
  Lynne Melcombe
• Family Violence and the Health-Care System
  Penny Bain and Jill Cory
• The Women's Health Effects Study
  Colleen Varcoe
• Family Violence and Child Mental Health
  Sue Penfold
• Advancing the Health of Girls and Women in BC
  Dr. Liz Whynot

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