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Tips for Diagnosing Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another

By Ralph Riviello, MD, FACEP; and Heather Rozzi, MD, FACEP | on May 10, 2024 | 1 Comment
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One Response to “Tips for Diagnosing Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another”

  1. July 29, 2025

    May Berry Reply

    You are not counting the millions of children being abused by FDIA in the family courts due to inadequately educated and trained evaluator and assessments being conducted on both parents (male and female alike) perpetrating this type of ailment abuse! Shame on you so called Medical Healthcare Professionals for singling out WOMEN, when just as many heinous acts of rigid traumatizing males are committing atrocities on so many children annually and your professional APA community is to blame for allowing sub par doctoring to continue in family courtrooms across the country… it’s colluding with these child abusers! Take the “Most are WOMEN” comment out of your definition! Its deceptively inaccurate! Siting the 2022 NY Blue Ribbon Commission on FDIA Child Abuse in the Family Courts for secondary gains (financial victimhood sympathy, best parent actor role–accolades and to gain custody of children).

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