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Violence and Addiction: a Rostock Project Wants to Provide Better Help

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Almost 30 percent of all women who have experienced sexual abuse or other violence later resort to alcohol, medication or other drugs to cope with it. That is a big problem, according to the Rostock association "Make strong".
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Violence and Addiction: a Rostock Project Wants to Provide Better Help

Almost 30 percent of all women who have experienced sexual abuse or other violence later resort to alcohol, medication or other drugs to cope with it. That is a big problem, according to the Rostock association "Make strong".

·Hamburg, Germany
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ndr.de broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Saturday, December 6, 2025.
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