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Future Healthcare Journal, 2020 Seventy-seven per cent of NHS workers are female, yet only 37% are in senior positions.1 Women have represented the majority of medical school cohorts for over a decade, but this is not translating into increased numbers of women in consultant or leadership roles. Women comprise only 36% of consultants, 13% of surgeons and 25% of medical directors.1–3
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Epileptic Disorders, 2020 AbstractSpecial considerations are required for women with epilepsy. These include issues such as catamenial exacerbation, concerns for contraception, teratogenesis (including both anatomical and neurodevelopmental effects), and other concerns for pregnancy complications such as increased seizures or adverse obstetric outcomes.
Keni R. +6 more
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, 2023 Abstract This chapter is an inquiry into the idea of the “fake” that emerges in Carson’s essay, “Decreation: How Women Like Sappho, Marguerite Porete and Simone Weil Tell God,” and its companion piece, the libretto “Decreation: An Opera in Three Parts.” The chapter explores Carson’s striking gloss of the term “fake woman” (pseudo-mulier),
Coles, Elizabeth Sarah +1 more
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Doğuş Üniversitesi Dergisi, 2001 In any book on the history of mathematics, mention about women mathematicians is hardly found. One wonders if there were any and, if any, why so few? The lives of some women mathematicians from different countries, the first who was born in 370 AD and the last who died in 1935.
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The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 2023 Carolyn, Chang +3 more
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For Women, By Women, With Women
, 2022 Across Africa, rising mobile phone penetration, improving broadband Internet, and growing use of mobile money are creating new opportunities for governments, businesses, and individuals. While Africa’s digital revolution has been impressive, the continent has further to go to close gender ...
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Proverbium, 2012 Proverbs are widely known to be sayings which convey the feeling of the inner mind in some metaphoric presentations. This study discusses Hausa proverbs (in rivalry) from the feminist and sociolinguistic perspectives. Ten Hausa proverbs are presented, translated into English and analysed using sociolinguistic parameters of when, where, why and who uses
Amina A. Bashir, Halima O. Idris Amali
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Women's health, women's lives, women's rights. [PDF]
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'The Hero's journey': Narratives on the transition to motherhood with cystic fibrosis. [PDF]
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