Recession increases child abuse

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   A aumentoen child abuse, mostly in infants, is vinculadaconla recent U.S. recession, ina new research published in Time magazine models impact concerns queplanteanuevas forThe delpaÃ_s economic problems.
   
   The results are, as set estudiode 422niños abused in mayorÃ_ade cases with low-income families. The investigaciÃ_ninvolucrÃ_ a74condadosen 4 states. However, Dra.RachelBerger of Children Hospitalde Pittsburgh, said the demuchos informesanecdÃ_ticos I resultadosconfirman pediatricians hanvistoun number crecientede physical damage to the brain.
   
   BergerdecidiÃ_ estudiareste type of injury, known brain comotraumatismo maltreatment after aumentoensu notarun hospitalentre end of 2007y mid 2009.Se own recorded by averaging 30casos añodurantela recession.
   
   Despite this abuse estodavÃ_a rare, the number of casosen condadosestudiadosaumentÃ_ significantly from dealrededor of 9 100 000 elañoprevio niñosen recession, 15For nearly 100 000niñosdurante this stage, that is, an increase in percent 65por.
   
   Most parents who abuse children do pequeñosno models with " bad intentions," said doctora.Es something that can happen to anyone. "The economy is a tension that can increase them risks."

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