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Silent victims of domestic violence still exist - and many are men. Studies validate that some women are capable of violence against their male partners. There is help.

Domestic violence is taking on a not so new turn. More men are stepping forward and admitting that they have been victims of abuse.

Men who are abused by women often suffer in silence. In addition to the shame shared by many women victims of domestic violence, men must overcome gender stereotypes.

Men suffer from domestic violence as well. Read more to learn about male victims of domestic violence and what you can do to get help.

Men's rights advocates have come a long way in getting husband abuse recognized as a form of domestic abuse. There is help and resources for men to recover from abuse.

It's a myth that few men experience domestic violence. Here's an inside look into the prevalence and health effects of emotional and physical husband abuse.

Alcohol is the most widely used psychoactive drug. It is a powerful, toxic and addictive substance, used by about 65-70 percent of all Americans - especially men.

Patricia Pearson's meticulously researched book, When She Was Bad, asserts that women's capacity for violence is similar to that of men.