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Women and the Health Care Industry: An Unhealthy Relationship?
(1995)
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This work claims that women are being exploited by the health-care providers. It takes a critical look at the kind of health care provided for women by mainstream medicine and argues that the current system is primarily designed to meet the needs of health-care providers.Other Versions
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