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Bayesian Recovery Trajectories Following Forced Sexual Experience: Healthcare Access and Social Support Among Women
\textbf{Background.} Women who experience forced sexual violence face elevated risks of poor mental and physical health, but whether long-term health follows distinct trajectories and whether healthcare access and social support differentiate them remains unclear. \textbf{Methods.} We analyzed 1,8
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