Womens health "involves womens emotional, social, cultural, spiritual and physical well being, and it is determined by the social, political and economic context of womens lives as well as biology. This broad definition recognizes the validity of womens life experiences and womens own beliefs about and experiences of health. Every women should be provided with the opportunity to achieve, sustain and maintain health, as defined by that woman herself, to her full potential." (Source : Quoted in OHPE Bulletin # 34.1 December 19, 1997 ; accessed from: http://www.ohpe.ca/index2.php?option=com_content&do-pdf=1&id=16).
Health of women
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- Women and AIDS : psychological perspectives. Corinne Squire. RC 607 A26 W65 1993
- Alternative health care for women : a woman's guide to self-help treatments and alternative therapies. Patsy Westcott. RA 778 W47 1987
- Adrien Arpel's 3-week crash makeover.shapeover beauty program. Adrien Arpel. RA778 .A76 1982
- The causes and treatment of women's ailments. Isa Anderson Kelso. RG 121 K44 1973
- [How to look slimmer & other beauty tips]. RA 776 H68 1980a
- Male [mal]practice : how doctors manipulate women. Robert S. Mendelsohn. RG 67 U6 M46 1982
- M.J. Saffon's YouthLift : how to firm your neck, chin, and shoulders with minutes-a-day exercises. RA 778 S245 1981
- Understanding your body : every woman's guide to a lifetime of health. Felicia H. Stewart. RG 121 U5 1987
- Obesity, weight loss and eating disorders : a natural approach. Michio Kushi. RC 628 K87 1987
- The state of women's health in the European community : report from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. European Commission, Directorate-General for Employment, Industrial Relations and Social Affairs, Unit V.F.1.. RA 778 E8 1997
PROQUEST Online
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- AoA funds projects to assist older battered women. Anonymous. Aging : 1996. p. 103.
- Award-winning book: living with the enemy. Anonymous. Aging : 1996. p. 105.
- Meeting the special needs of older battered women. Anonymous. Aging : 1996. p. 98+
- Resources for older battered women and the professionals who serve them. Anonymous. Aging : 1996. p. 104.
- Shhh ... the problem nobody wants to talk about. Hopkins, Ellen. Aging : 1996. p. 99+
- Health education efforts in uncertain times: helping to ensure healthy pregnancies in a time of crisis. Flores, Alina. American Journal of Health Education 38 (4) : July-August 2007. p. 212+
- Young women's knowledge and beliefs about osteoporosis: results from a cross-sectional survey of college females. Kasper, Mark. American Journal of Health Education 38 (4) : July-August 2007. p. 186+
- The impact of an educational intervention on breastfeeding. Costa, Mônica. Health Education 106 (4) : 2006. p. 309.
- Adolescent physical self-perceptions, sport/exercise and lifestyle physical activity. Gilson, N D. Health Education 105 (6) : 2005. p. 437+
- Cervical cancer screening and perceived information needs. Whynes, David. Health Education 105 (4) : 2005. p. 289+
- 4Health Stress. Anonymous. Health Education 104 (6) : 2004. p.383.
- How solution focused support helps women through work-home conflict. McKenna, Jim. Health Education 104 (3) : 2004. p.132.
- Vaginal thrush: perceptions and experiences of women of South Asian descent. Alison, Chapple. Health Education Research 16 (1) : February 2001 p. 9.
- How adolescent girls interpret weight-loss advertising. Hobbs, Renee. Health Education Research 21 (5) : October 2006. p. 719.
- From partying to parenthood: young women's perceptions of cigarette smoking across life transitions. McDermott, Liane. Health Education Research 21 (3) : July 2006. p. 428.
- Effects of a psychosocial intervention on breast self-examination attitudes and behaviors. Fry, Rachel. Health Education Research 21 (2) : April 2006. p. 287.
- An example of health education in the early 17th century: naturall and artificial directions for health. Charlton, William Vaughan Anne. Health Education Research 20 (6) : December 2005. p. 656.
- Food handlers and fitness to work. Ackerley, Lisa. Health and Hygiene 26 (3) : 2005. p.12.
- An epidemiological profile of factors affecting the incidence of maternal deaths in Nigeria. Bassey, Williams. Health and Hygiene 20 (3) : July 1999. p.100+
- Men's health in the 21st century - the 'ticking time bomb' of obesity. Anonymous. Health and Hygiene 26 (2) : 2005. p. 4+
- Breastfed babies become healthier adults. Anonymous. Health and Hygiene 25 (2) : 2004. p.14.
- American Public Health Association Annual Scientific Meeting. Sim, Fiona. Health and Hygiene 25 (4) : 2004. p. 3+
- Breast cancer and the politics of abortion in the United States. Jasen, Patricia. Medical History 49 (4) : October 2005. p. 423+
- Midwives and their role in the reduction of direct obstetric deaths during the late nineteenth century: the Sundsvall Region of Sweden (1860-1890). Curtis, Stephan. Medical History 49 (3) : July 2005. p. 321+
- Conduct unbecoming a woman: medicine on trial in turn-of-the-century Brooklyn. Apple, Rima. Medical History 47 (3) : July 2003. p. 399
- Women's healthcare in the medieval west: King, Helen. Medical History 45 (4) : October 2001. p. 539+
- Women's medicine, women's culture: abortion and fortune-telling in early twentieth-century Germany and the Netherlands. De Blecourt, Willem. Medical History 43 (3) : July 1999. p. 376+
- Defining women's health: a dozen messages from more than 150 ethnographies. Inhorn, Marcia. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 20 (3) : September 2006. p. 345+
- Gender and generation in poor women's household health production experiences. Clark, Lauren. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 7 (4) : December 1993. p. 386+
- In visible bodies: minority women, nurses, time, and the new economy of care. Spitzer, Denise. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 18 (4) : December 2004. p. 490+
- Female genital cutting and reproductive experience in Minya, Egypt. Yount, Kathryn. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 20 (2) : June 2006. p.182+
- The social life of emergency contraception in the United States: disciplining pharmaceutical use, disciplining sexuality, and constructing zygotic bodies. L L Wynn, James Trussell. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 20 (3) : September 2006. p. 297+
- Health care for women in Latin America and the Caribbean. Buvinic, Mayra. Studies in Family Planning 12 (3) : March 1981. p. 112+
- The rural health worker as a family planning provider: a village trial in Iran. Zeighami, Elaine. Studies in Family Planning 8 (7) : July 1977. p. 184+
- Women-oriented health care: new hampshire feminist health center. Bruce, Judith. Studies in Family Planning 12 (10) : October 1981. p. 353+
- Culture, maternal health care, and women's status: a comparison of Morocco and Tunisia. Obermeyer, Carla Makhlouf. Studies in Family Planning 24 (6) : November 1993. p. 354+
- Women's and health-care providers' views of maternal practices and services in rural Nigeria.. Okafor, Chinyelu.Studies in Family Planning 25 (6) : November 1994. p. 353+
- Letters. Anonymous. Menopause News 9 (3) : May-June 1999. p. 5.
- Staying current. Anonymous. Menopause News 9 (2) : March-April 1999. p. 6.
- Let's not overestimate health science research. Barrett-Connor, Elizabeth. Menopause News 9 (1) : January-February 1999. p. 2+
- Menopause and healthy aging, according to Chinese medicine. Oldershaw, Leslie. Menopause News 9 (3) : May-June 1999. p. 3.
- A menopause mind trick: fuzzy thinking. Warga, Claire. Menopause News 9 (3) : May-June 1999. p. 1+
- From our body to yourselves: the boston women's health book collective and changing notions of subjectivity, 1969-1973. Jamilla Musser, Amber. Women's Studies Quarterly 35 (1-2) : 2007. p. 93+
- Locating lesbian and feminist responses to AIDS, 1982-1984. Brier, Jennifer. Women's Studies Quarterly 35 (1-2) : 2007. p. 234+
- Women in their bodies: challenging objectification through experiential learning. Scott, Britain. Women's Studies Quarterly 33 (1-2) : 2005. p.188+
- Stories of women, words, and well-being: the effect of literacy on women's health. Kennen, Estela. Women's Studies Quarterly 32 (1- 2) : 2004. p. 90+
- Changes in wellness practices and health care utilization after an educational intervention for perimenopausal women. McDevitt, Judith. Women's Studies Quarterly 31 (1-2) : 2003. p. 125.
JSTOR
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- Black women and mental health: working towards inclusive mental health services. Wilson, Melba. Feminist Review 68 : 2001. p. 34+
- Apologies to Lesley Doyal. Feminist Review 28 : 1988. p. 5.
- Mental health services for 'difficult' women: reflections on some recent developments. Williams, Jennie. Feminist Review 68 : 2001. p. 89+
- Carers and the careless: the prospects for the health service under the Tories Lesley Doyle. Doyal, Lesley. Feminist Review 27 : 1987. p. 49+
Womens Health
http://www.women-health-care.com/
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Provides a comprehensive information on a broad range of women's health care
topics for women young and old alike covering pregnancy, baby care, beauty and makeup
tips, child, gynecological and skin diseases with symptoms treatment.
Women's Health Advisor Index
http://www.fairview.org/healthlibrary/content/wha_index.htm
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Contains alphabetical listings, descriptions, symptoms and treatments of diseases and
ailments commonly affecting women of all ages.
Women's Health Issues
http://womenshealth.about.com/
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A searchable database that offers a wide array of topics and variety of issues
about women.
CDC - Women's Health -
http://www.cdc.gov/women/
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Includes information and links about science & research, programs and partnerships,
health & wellness and also conferences and events with the end view of promoting
health and quality of life by preventing and controlling disease, injury, and
disability.
Women's Health Information from the National Women's Health ...
http://www.healthywomen.org/
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An authoritative source for articles, interviews, report that contribute more knowledge
and information about womens health.
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Compiled by : Mrs. Yolanda F. Odsinada and Jennifer S. Motos
Date: October 2007