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How Do Portuguese Care Providers Address Disability and LGBT Identity in Their Work? [PDF]
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Strengthening harm reduction strategies for boys and men in Australia: thinking differently about dominant discourses on gender-based violence. [PDF]
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Annals of Clinical Psychiatry, 2007
Gender differences in depression have been documented for many years and thought to be insignificant to treatment selection until recently.This article reviews gender differences in the prevalence, presentation, etiology, and antidepressant treatment of depressive disorders.The high female to male sex ratio in the prevalence of depression, especially ...
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Gender differences in depression have been documented for many years and thought to be insignificant to treatment selection until recently.This article reviews gender differences in the prevalence, presentation, etiology, and antidepressant treatment of depressive disorders.The high female to male sex ratio in the prevalence of depression, especially ...
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Gender issues in Gender issues in early education
Early Years Educator, 2006The brains of boys and girls develop at diff erent rates, a fact borne out by neural research. This means, as Ros Bayley explains, that practitioners need to ensure children are engaged in appropriate activities.
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Gender Issues in Transplantation
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 2008The effects of gender mismatch in clinical transplantation have been recognized for half a century. But gender issues in clinical transplantation affect outcomes at many levels beyond immunologic concerns. Many diseases leading to transplantation are predominantly expressed in one gender.
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Journal of Sports Sciences, 1995
Gender-specific differences in body composition and body size are well documented and mainly due to hormonal differences. Women benefit from physical training in the same way as men do. Regarding substrate utilization during exercise, females seem to exhibit a greater ability to utilize fat as a substrate resulting in a glycogen sparing effect.
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Gender-specific differences in body composition and body size are well documented and mainly due to hormonal differences. Women benefit from physical training in the same way as men do. Regarding substrate utilization during exercise, females seem to exhibit a greater ability to utilize fat as a substrate resulting in a glycogen sparing effect.
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Gender issues and multiple sclerosis
Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, 2002Gender-related issues in multiple sclerosis include the important and widely accepted clinical observations that men are less susceptible to the disease than women and also that disease activity in multiple sclerosis is decreased during late pregnancy. This article reviews mechanisms underlying each of these clinical observations and discusses the role
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