Disparities in Child Abuse Evaluation Arise From Implicit Bias ...Middle East

Black and Latinx children are more likely to be evaluated for child abuse and referred to child protective services than their White peers, according to research discussed by Tiffani J. Johnson, MD. Medscape Medical News

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