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Women and Health

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Paperback, blz. | Engels
Elsevier Science | e druk, 2026
ISBN13: 9780443458637
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Women and Health, 3rd Edition, addresses health issues affecting women of all ages from adolescence through maturity. Extending far beyond other books on women’s health, which tend to focus on reproductive health alone, this book covers key issues ranging from osteoporosis to breast cancer, domestic violence, sexually transmitted diseases, occupational hazards, eating disorders, heart disease and other chronic illnesses, substance abuse, and societal and behavioral influences on health.
In this third edition of Women and Health, the chapters incorporate issues that affect women across the life course with a special emphasis on the health of mid-life and older women. Changes in the field of women’s health since the first and second editions, for example, in genetics and the impact of sex and gender on health, are represented with the latest scientific findings and controversies.
This book provides a comprehensive compendium of the epidemiology of health conditions affecting women internationally and over the life course for the lay reader, clinician, and health research scientist.

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ISBN13:9780443458637
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:paperback

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Part I: Women, health, and medicine<br>Section 1: Introduction to women&rsquo;s health<br><br>1. Women&rsquo;s health in the third decade of the 21st century<br>2. The journey to the 21st century<br>3. Current approaches to women&rsquo;s health care<br>4. The impact of health coverage on women&rsquo;s access to care in the United States<br>5. Complementary and integrative medicine and women&rsquo;s health<br>6. Racial and/or ethnic disparities in women&rsquo;s health<br>7. Weathering: the mutability of women&rsquo;s health with age and the consequences of injustice<br>8. Sexual minority women&rsquo;s health<br>9. Research regarding the health of transgender and nonbinary populations<br>10. Women&rsquo;s health across the life course in low and middle income countries: an urgent and unfinished agenda<br>11. Migrant and refugee health: the influence of context and assets on women&rsquo;s health across the lifecourse<br><br>Section 2: Research methods in women&rsquo;s health<br><br>12. Understanding research designs<br>13. The evolving focus of women&rsquo;s health research<br>14. Life course approach to research in women&rsquo;s health<br>15. Principles of genetics and genomics<br>16. Omic technologies and Precision Women&rsquo;s Health<br><br>Section 3: Introduction to the social (and structural) determinants of women&rsquo;s health<br><br>17. Women, stress, and health<br>18. Intimate partner violence<br>19. Social policy choices, women, and health<br>20. The impact of the built environment on health<br>21. Women&rsquo;s health and the carceral state<br><br>Part II: Sexual and reproductive health<br>Section 4: Sexual and reproductive health, third edition, Women and Health<br><br>22. Puberty development: determinants and health impacts<br>23. Menstruation and menstrual disorders<br>24. Premenstrual disorders<br>25. Contraception<br>26. Induced abortion<br>27. Infertility<br>28. Medically assisted reproduction<br>29. Labor and childbirth<br>30. Pregnancy complications and future maternal health<br>31. Epidemiology of endometriosis and adenomyosis<br>32. Uterine leiomyomata<br>33. Female sexuality and sexual function<br>34. Vulvodynia<br>35. The epidemiology of menopause<br>36. Overview of pelvic floor disorders: epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment<br>37. Hysterectomy: global patterns and public health priorities<br>38. Female genital cutting<br><br>Section 5: Infections<br><br>39. Gonococcal infection in women<br>40. Chlamydia trachomatis<br>41. Syphilis in women<br>42. Vaginal infections<br>43. Urinary tract infection<br>44. Genital herpes<br>45. Human immunodeficiency virus and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome in women<br>46. Human papilloma virus infection in women<br>47. Pelvic inflammatory disease and chronic pelvic pain<br>48. Hepatitis C infection in women<br>49. Malaria<br><br>Part III: Occupation and environmental health<br>Section 6: Occupational and environmental determinants of health<br><br>50. Working women in the United States: a statistical profile<br>51. International perspectives: women&rsquo;s occupational health<br>52. Multiple roles and complex exposures<br>53. Reproductive hazards of environmental and occupational exposures<br>54. Work related musculoskeletal disorders<br>55. Occupational cancer<br>56. Environmental exposures and cancer<br><br>Part IV: Chronic disease<br>Section 7: Cardiovascular disease in women<br><br>57. Overview of risk factors for cardiovascular disease<br>58. Lipids in women: lifelong risk assessment<br>59. Hypertension in women<br>60. Emotions and cardiovascular disease in women<br>61. Diagnosis and treatment of ischemic heart disease in women<br>62. Cerebrovascular disease in women<br>63. Heart failure in women: epidemiology, prognosis, and management<br>64. Atrial fibrillation and sudden cardiac death in women<br>65. Venous thromboembolism in women: insights into epidemiology, risk factors, and clinical management<br><br>Section 8: Cancer<br><br>66. The impact of sex and gender on nonreproductive cancers<br>67. Cancer in women: global burden and insights from gender comparisons<br>68. Epidemiology of breast cancer<br>69. Current issues in breast cancer screening<br>70. Ovarian cancer<br>71. Endometrial cancer<br>72. Cervical cancer: burden of disease and risk factors<br>73. Screening and vaccination in cervical cancer control and prevention<br>74. Lung cancer in women—epidemiology and risk factors<br>75. Colorectal cancer in women<br>76. The epidemiology of melanoma of the skin<br>77. Women and health cancer prevention<br><br>Section 9: Autoimmune and immune mediated diseases—heterogeneous, multisystem disorders<br><br>78. Multiple sclerosis<br>79. Rheumatoid arthritis<br>80. Systemic lupus erythematosus<br>81. Sarcoidosis<br>82. Inflammatory bowel disease<br>83. Asthma<br><br>Section 10: Endocrinology and women&rsquo;s health<br><br>84. The obesity epidemic and women&rsquo;s health<br>85. Polycystic ovary syndrome<br>86. Diabetes in women<br>87. Thyroid disease and women<br>88. Management of menopausal symptoms<br>89. Osteoporosis<br><br>Part V: Behavioral and inadequately characterized conditions<br>Section 11: Behavioral health and psychiatric disorders—introduction<br><br>90. Gender and mood disorders<br>91. Anxiety disorders in women<br>92. Posttraumatic stress disorder in women<br>93. Psychosis in women: gender differences in presentation, onset, course, and outcome of schizophrenia<br>94. Eating disorders in women<br>95. Drug use disorders in women<br>96. Alcohol use disorder in women<br>97. Women&rsquo;s health and tobacco<br><br>Section 12: Pain, inflammation, and fatigue<br><br>98. Complex regional pain syndrome in women<br>99. Fibromyalgia<br>100. Multiple chemical sensitivity<br>101. Overview of headache disorders in women: emphasis on older adults<br>102. Irritable bowel syndrome<br>103. Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome<br><br>Part VI: Aging<br>Section 13: Aging<br><br>104. Morbidity, disability, and mortality<br>105. Urinary and fecal incontinence in older women<br>106. Hearing loss and aging<br>107. Visual impairment in older women<br>108. Women&rsquo;s oral health: a life course approach to oral health<br>109. Cognitive functioning and dementia in aging women<br>110. The role of social support on health and well being in older adult widows<br>111. Long term care: the global impact on women<br>112. Caring for women with serious illness<br>113. Successful aging in women<br>114. Frailty in older women<br>115. Musculoskeletal disorders: focus on osteoarthritis

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