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Using Tuberculosis as a case study, The Centre for Public Health
Research, School of Health Sciences and Social Care, Brunel
University, Uxbridge, UK. (Allotey P, Gyapong M.) said that gender
studies, as an area of research, have developed to address the
social, cultural and contextual factors that disproportionately affect
the ability of women to promote their health and treat disease.
The importance of gender in health and disease is now clearly
established and increasingly evident in mainstream public health,
as well as in clinical and social medicine. |
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Keywords: TB, Maternal, Child and Women's Health, ARV Treatment Monitor. |
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