In a stark shift from 2004 — when the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force did not find ample evidence to recommend regular domestic violence screenings — the influential panel of scientists and medical professionals has now concluded that screening all women aged 14 to 46 for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) produces a “moderate net benefit,” the Los Angeles Times reports.While the panel did not find sufficient evidence to recommend even more widespread screenings, their recommendations bear the full weight of the law, since Obamacare requires insurers to cover any preventative services deemed appropriate by the task force — for free.The new