What a critical public health perspective can add to the analysis of healthcare responses to gender-based violence that focus on asking

Isabel Goicolea

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies Gender, Health, and Social Inequality

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In this comment I analyze the effects of approaching gender-based violence as a public health problem, that the health system should address through 'daring to ask'. I acknowledge the potential of the 'daring to ask' strategy, but I also argue that asking has effects, and that we should be aware of them.

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