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multigenerational trauma

multigenerational trauma Multigenerational trauma is trauma that extends across more than one generation in a family, so the effects in parents can also negatively affect their children.

Multigenerational trauma is trauma that extends across more than one generation in a family, so the effects in parents can also negatively affect their children.

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Drafting source: Ouma Simple; Abbo Catherine; Natala Nakita; McCoy Molly; Kroupina Maria. Victimization among adolescents of female sex workers: findings from the children of at-risk parents (CARP) study in Uganda. 2023; DOI 10.1186/s12887-023-04131-w; article XML SHA-256 983919b878980547b5102ea4f55cf9595f8335f4f47db5df0171aea8da217c79. “Victimization among adolescents of female sex workers: findings from the children of at-risk parents (CARP) study in Uganda” (10.1186/s12887-023-04131-w).
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