A Hidden Cost of Domestic Violence: How Big Is This Secret Epidemic?

An abusive man may stomp on his partner’s head and neck, wearing his heavy work boots. Or he might hit her head repeatedly against a wall, at least twice a week, for a year. Maybe he pushes her so hard she falls and knocks her head against a massive piece of furniture, giving her a concussion.

Perspective, Story Behind The StoryKatherine MitchellApril 21, 2021Domestic abuse, domestic violence, head injuries, concussions, Brain injury awareness month, Center on partner-inflicted brain injury, dr. Julianna Nemeth, Pink concussions, Rachel Ramirez, Dr. Eve Valera, NIH