This research investigates risk and protective factors in father–daughter intrafamilial child sexual abuse. Findings show abuse arises from combined individual and family-level factors, especially conflict and violence, while early caregiving and warmth are protective. The work aims to inform earlier intervention, improve prevention strategies, and enhance child safety within families.

This study tested whether aerobic exercise can protect vascular function during prolonged sitting. Eleven participants completed exercise and non-exercise conditions. Sitting alone reduced blood vessel function, but exercising beforehand prevented this decline for up to three hours. The findings suggest a brief workout may counteract the cardiovascular risks of extended sitting.