Non-fatal Strangulation is an Important Risk Factor for Homicide of Women
Nancy Glass(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Ellen Taliaferro, Phyllis Sharps(Johns Hopkins University), Carolyn Rebecca Block(Johns Hopkins University), Jacquelyn C. Campbell(Johns Hopkins University), Ginger C. Hanson(Johns Hopkins University), Kathryn Laughon(University of Virginia)
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