Health Of Women
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Abortion Care
access to reproductive services
Acute Maternal Morbidities
Aid Prevention
Amin Islam
Andrea Eschen
Ann H. Leonard
Anne Tinker
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Author_Marcia Griffiths
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Barbara Mensch
Bisi Ogunleye
Carolyn M. Bloomer
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Contraceptive Methods
Deborah Maine
Diana M. Measham
Elizabeth Ngugi
Emergency Obstetric Care
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Excess Female Mortality
family
Family Planning Program
Family Planning Services
Francine M. Coeytaux
Freda L. Paltiel
gender-based health inequities
global women's health disparities
Health Care Provider Attitudes
infections
international women's health policy
Irene Sandvold
Jeanne McDermott
Jodi L. Jacobson
Judith Timyan
Kathleen M. Kurz
Kathleen M. Merchant
Lori Heise
Lynn P. Freedman
M.A. Koblinsky
Maggie Bangser
Marcia Griffiths
maternal
Maternal Health Problems
maternal morbidity analysis
Maternal Mortality Rates
Maxine Whittaker
MCH Service
mortality
Oona M.R. Campbell
Peggy Curlin
planning
Postpartum Services
Pregnancy Induced Hypertension
reproductive
RTIs
Safe Abortion Services
Safe Motherhood Initiative
Septic Abortion
Service Delivery Point
services
SiobD. Harlow
social determinants of health
Socioeconomic Development
Susan Brems
Susan J. Griffey Brechin
tract
Traditional Birth Attendants
unsafe
Unsafe Abortion
women's mental health research
Women's Nutritional Status
Women's Reproductive Health
womens
Women’s Nutritional Status
Women’s Reproductive Health
Product details
- ISBN 9780367318567
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 13 Sep 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book provides a state-of-the-art, comprehensive review of the many factors that affect women's health, ranging from low socioeconomic status and the impact of the debt crisis to more direct medical determinants, such as poor nutrition, hemorrhage, eclampsia, and infection. At stake are the unnecessary and preventable deaths of women and girls
Marge Koblinsky, an international public health specialist, is presently director of the MotherCare Project with John Snow, Inc. Judith Timyan is director of health programs at Population Services International. Jill Gay, currently a consultant with Bass & Howes, Washington, D.C., consulted with the National Council for International Health on the 1991 conference. Marge Koblinsky, an international public health specialist, is presently director of the MotherCare Project with John Snow, Inc. Judith Timyan is director of health programs at Population Services International. Jill Gay, currently a consultant with Bass & Howes, Washington, D.C., consulted with the National Council for International Health on the 1991 conference. Marge Koblinsky, an international public health specialist, is presently director of the MotherCare Project with John Snow, Inc. Judith Timyan is director of health programs at Population Services International. Jill Gay, currently a consultant with Bass & Howes, Washington, D.C., consulted with the National Council for International Health on the 1991 conference. Marge Koblinsky, an international public health specialist, is presently director of the MotherCare Project with John Snow, Inc. Judith Timyan is director of health programs at Population Services International. Jill Gay, currently a consultant with Bass & Howes, Washington, D.C., consulted with the National Council for International Health on the 1991 conference. Marge Koblinsky, an international public health specialist, is presently director of the MotherCare Project with John Snow, Inc. Judith Timyan is director of health programs at Population Services International. Jill Gay, currently a consultant with Bass & Howes, Washington, D.C., consulted with the National Council for International Health on the 1991 conference.
