Health and disease among women biological and environmental influences

Many health problems are unique to, more common in, or more severe in women than men. This book examines the underpinnings of these gender differences. Sections deal with biological (hormonal, anatomic, immunologic, and pregnancy-related), social, behavioural/psychological, and lifestyle influences....

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Other Authors: Ness, Roberta B. (Editor), Kuller, Lewis H. (Editor)
Format: Book
Published: New York Oxford University Press ©1999
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Summary:Many health problems are unique to, more common in, or more severe in women than men. This book examines the underpinnings of these gender differences. Sections deal with biological (hormonal, anatomic, immunologic, and pregnancy-related), social, behavioural/psychological, and lifestyle influences. Chapters are heavily referenced, packed full with data, and they provide methodological insights that will guide future women's health research
Physical Description:xviii, 465 pages illustrations 24 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographiucal references and index
ISBN:9780195113969
0195113969