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Tribune- Review reporter. Loves the great outdoors, a spoiled dog and the fight to end ALS. derdley@tribweb.com 412-320-7996 or 412-400-2866
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Medical forum cites holes in child abuse prevention programs

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By Debra Erdley Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Dec. 18—A sweeping slate of child protective services laws adopted 10 years ago in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal stretched the state's safety net, creating areas for vulnerable children to fall through, a report released Monday concluded. The report, from the Keystone State Child Abuse Medical Forum, included multiple recommendations for improving the state's safety net and reducing the number of abuse deaths and injuries.
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Medical forum cites holes in child abuse prevention programs

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By Debra Erdley Verified
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
A sweeping slate of child protective services laws adopted 10 years ago in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal stretched the state’s safety net, creating areas for vulnerable children to fall through, a report released Monday concluded. The report, from the Keystone State Child Abuse Medical Forum, included multiple recommendations for improving the state’s safety net and reducing the number of abuse deaths and injuries.
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Frightening rate' of children dying due to parents' drug abuse

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By Debra Erdley Verified
| Lucianne.com
Original Article Posted By: j9zig2009, 12/17/2023 12:11:00 PM she awoke to find her 2-month-old daughter's cold, lifeless body nestled next to her in bed, inches away from her other two children. Traces of blood trickled from Avery Davis' mouth and nose as Moore frantically dialed 911. Her father-in-law, who was staying with the family in their home just north of Kittanning, desperately performed CPR on the ashen child.
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