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Ocular Injuries and Intimate Partner Violence

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By Grace Baldwin
| Dove Medical Press
Introduction Intimate partner violence (IPV) is generally defined as any behavior within an intimate relationship, including, but not limited to, a partner, spouse, family member that causes physical, psychological, or sexual harm to those in that relationship.1 Unfortunately, IPV is a leading cause of death and disability across the world.2 Approximately one in three women and one in four men will experience IPV in their lifetime in the United States (US), as suggested by a 2010 report by...
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Popular Victorian karate instructor dies on holiday in Thailand

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By Grace Baldwin
| The West Australian Verified
A popular Victorian karate instructor has died while holidaying in Thailand. Malcolm Ayles, 58, had been fighting for his life in a coma after nearly drowning in an incident on Monday.
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Popular Victorian karate instructor dies on holiday in Thailand

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By Grace Baldwin
| Perth Now Verified
A popular Victorian karate instructor has died while holidaying in Thailand. Malcolm Ayles, 58, had been fighting for his life in a coma after nearly drowning in an incident on Monday. He was the owner and head instructor of the much-loved dojo, Shiryodo Karate, in Mount Duneed. The Grovedale man did not regain consciousness and later died. At the time, he had been on holiday with his wife in Pattaya – about 140km south of Bangkok – when he lost his life.
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