Common misconceptions about strangulation

Written By Maree Crabbe

Research indicates that sexual strangulation is associated with damage to the brain. So why has it become so common among young Australians?

New research by Melbourne Law School and The University of Queensland has found a common misconception that contributes to the prevalence of this dangerous practice.

Maree Crabbe
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