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youth violence - Definition: (Source: MedicineNet)

Youth violence: Violence involving young persons, typically children, adolescents, and young adults between the ages of 10 and 24. The young person can be the victim, the perpetrator, or both. Youth violence includes aggressive behaviors such as verbal abuse, bullying, hitting, slapping, or fistfighting. These behaviors have significant consequences but do not generally result in serious injury or death. Youth violence also includes serious violent and delinquent acts such as aggravated assault, robbery, rape, and homicide, committed by and against youth. In addition to causing injury and death, youth violence undermines communities by increasing the cost of health care, reducing productivity, decreasing property values, and disrupting social services. ...
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About youth violence (Source: Medem)
Sources: American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, American Psychological Association, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Youth Violence & Suicide Prevention, Children's Safety Network, National Mental Health Association, National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center, US Department of Health and Human Services, WAVE (Working Against Violence Everywhere) ...
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Further Reading on youth violence
  • Children's Health Guide - Topic Overview ( WebMD )
    What is bullying ? Bullying is behavior that threatens or harms another person . Types of bullying include : Physical harm , such as ...measures, such as carrying weapons or using violence to get revenge.
  • Bullying - Topic Overview ( WebMD )
    What is bullying ? Bullying is behavior that threatens or harms another person . Types of bullying include : Physical harm , such as ...measures, such as carrying weapons or using violence to get revenge.
  • Sexual Assault ( WebMD )
    Information on sexual assault...and sexual assault against a spouse. This is a form of domestic violence . These assaults are handled the same as any other sexual assault allegation...engage in...

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