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Child Maltreatment and Mental Health in Sub-Saharan Africaention strategies. In this chapter, a summary of the recent publications in basic science, practice, and policy research related to child maltreatment in African settings is presented. The prevalence and epidemiological research on maltreatment and child health (including physical and mental health)