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Injuries from interpersonal violence presenting to a rural health center in Western Kenya: characteristics and correlates

20 February, 200929 April, 2015 EMKF Uncategorized

Injuries from interpersonal violence presenting to a rural health center in Western Kenya: characteristics and correlates.

Ranney ML, Odero W, Mello MJ, Waxman M, Fife RS.

Inj Prev. 2009 Feb;15(1):36-40.

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