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Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 2001
In New Zealand while women dominate leadership positions in constitutional, political and business areas, gender inequality remains entrenched. Despite significant gains in rights (employment, pay equity, property), as a group women earn less and perform more family care and unpaid work than men.
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In New Zealand while women dominate leadership positions in constitutional, political and business areas, gender inequality remains entrenched. Despite significant gains in rights (employment, pay equity, property), as a group women earn less and perform more family care and unpaid work than men.
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American Politics Research, 2005
In recent years, popular commentators have suggested that the Republican party could narrow the gender gap by nominating women candidates. This proposition assumes that (at least some) women voters’ partisan identification may be trumped by an affinity with their gender.
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In recent years, popular commentators have suggested that the Republican party could narrow the gender gap by nominating women candidates. This proposition assumes that (at least some) women voters’ partisan identification may be trumped by an affinity with their gender.
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1997
Many preventive and treatment strategies are now available for osteoporosis, offering many women the opportunity to forego its many complications. Exercise with calcium and vitamin D supplements is recommended for most patients. Estrogens are a preferred treatment but not acceptable to many women.
Nguyen, Giang T., Bowman, Marjorie A.
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Many preventive and treatment strategies are now available for osteoporosis, offering many women the opportunity to forego its many complications. Exercise with calcium and vitamin D supplements is recommended for most patients. Estrogens are a preferred treatment but not acceptable to many women.
Nguyen, Giang T., Bowman, Marjorie A.
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Women for women's health: Uganda
Nursing Outlook, 1996The primary health care model targets social, political, and economic environments as key determinants of health for populations, as well as for individuals. If nursing in Uganda is to make a difference in health care outcomes and in the health of all Ugandans, nurses must look broadly at situations and be educated to practice primary health care ...
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2019
Abstract Globally, the number of women entrepreneurs lags behind the number of men. Understanding how women entrepreneurs can be developed and fostered remains an open avenue of inquiry. One particular area of consideration is the role of other women in supporting and sustaining women’s entrepreneurship.
Lakshmi Balachandra, Prabha Dublish
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Abstract Globally, the number of women entrepreneurs lags behind the number of men. Understanding how women entrepreneurs can be developed and fostered remains an open avenue of inquiry. One particular area of consideration is the role of other women in supporting and sustaining women’s entrepreneurship.
Lakshmi Balachandra, Prabha Dublish
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Hysterectomy: From women to women
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1978340 of 366 women hysterectomized by 1 of 4 gynecologists were surveyed by questionnaire; 274 (80.6%) returned. 90.9% of the patients reported that they were pleased and 84.7% said they would encourage a friend to proceed with hysterectomy. 77.7% stated that they felt better after the operation the chief reasons being less inconvenience (69.7%) more ...
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By Women, for Women: The Continuing Appeal of Women's Health Centres
Women & Health, 1999During the 1970s and '80s, several dozen women's health centres (WHCs) were established in Australia. Most of these centres are government-funded feminist community health facilities run by women, for women. With other women's health initiatives, WHCs are subject to financial and political pressure.
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Women's series: by women, for women?
2011One of the striking phenomena in the 19th century publishing history is the abundant publication of publisher''s series. This contribution concerns series specifically meant for women. The focus is on Dutch literary series for women, mostly 19th century.
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Women's Studies International Quarterly, 1981
It is impossible to understand the situation of women in Portugal without a knowledge of women's role in Portuguese society in the past, particularly during the last 50 years of Salazar's regime. During this period the problem of the role of women as such was never officially recognized.
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It is impossible to understand the situation of women in Portugal without a knowledge of women's role in Portuguese society in the past, particularly during the last 50 years of Salazar's regime. During this period the problem of the role of women as such was never officially recognized.
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Women & Politics, 1999
Abstract In this research, I use the ANES 1992 to examine the distribution and dimensionality of feminist and traditional values among women. I find a group of moderate women who hold mixtures of both types of values. The characteristics of this group are compared with feminist and traditional women.
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Abstract In this research, I use the ANES 1992 to examine the distribution and dimensionality of feminist and traditional values among women. I find a group of moderate women who hold mixtures of both types of values. The characteristics of this group are compared with feminist and traditional women.
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