Gender-based violence (GBV) is a pervasive public health issue that harms victims.
Bystanders' interventions are crucial in preventing the risks of GBV; however, numerous …

Sexual risk taking may be heightened among US service members and veterans reporting
military sexual assault (MSA) exposure. MSA increases the risk for posttraumatic stress …

Suicide risk is higher among military sexual trauma (MST) survivors. One factor that may
elevate the risk of death by suicide in this population is stigma. Indeed, stigma may prevent …

Introduction Recruitment, training, and retention of wartime critical specialty physicians may
be stymied by discrimination and abuse. It is unclear to what extent the US combat specialty …

Bystander intervention—when someone intervenes to help in situations that pose a risk for
harm—is a promising strategy for sexual violence prevention. In the current study, a sample …

Recently, there has been a growing interest in bystander behavior in the context of male
violence against women. Most of the prior studies focused on cases of sexual violence on …

This study explored the influencing factors related to the possibility of a military colleague's
intervention by comparing the awareness of sexual violence, gender consciousness, social …

International studies have revealed that military personnel's perpetration of intimate partner
violence (IPV) occurs at a higher rate and with greater risk to victim/survivors than within the …

Recently, there has been a growing interest in bystander behavior in the context of male
violence against women. Most of the prior studies focused on cases of sexual violence on …