... serious in womenand for some diseases risk factors and interventions are different for womenand men Changes in diseases over time and across the lifespan also differ between womenand men Furthermore, ... men andwomen in society 31 32 HealthIssues 33 Cardiovascular Diseases Diseases of the heart and circulatory system (called cardiovascular diseases or CVD) are a main cause of mortality as well ... presence of endometrial-like tissue, i.e glands and stroma, outside the uterus The most-affected sites are the pelvic organs and peritoneum The disease varies from a few, small lesions on otherwise...
... 14 ers, health professionals with expertise in womens 15 issues, consumer organizations, andwomenshealth 16 professionals on Agency policy with regard to 17 women; 18 ‘‘(5) make annual estimates ... appropriated such sums as may be necessary for 17 each of the fiscal years 2002 through 2006.’’ 18 SEC HEALTH RESOURCES AND SERVICES ADMINISTRA- 19 20 TION OFFICE OF WOMENSHEALTH Title VII of the Social ... facilitate access to such information; 18 ‘‘(C) assist in the analysis of issuesand 19 problems relating to the matters described in 20 this paragraph; and 21 ‘‘(D) provide technical assistance with...
... womenshealthissues (including the Asmstockstill on PROD1PC66 with BILLS 24 sociate Administrator for Womens Services under the 25 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administra- •HR 1072 ... preventive health serv- 18 ices, research advances, and education in the 19 appropriate use of health care; 20 ‘‘(B) facilitate access to such information; 21 ‘‘(C) assist in the analysis of issuesand ... programs, public 16 and professional education, services, and treatment; 17 ‘‘(2) establish short-range and long-range goals 18 and objectives within the Centers for womenshealth 19 and, as relevant...
... CONGRESS 2D SESSION H R 1784 AN ACT To establish an Office on WomensHealth within the Department of Healthand Human Services, and for other purposes Be it enacted by the Senate and House of ... Representa- tives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, 2 SECTION SHORT TITLE This Act may be cited as the ‘ WomensHealth Office Act of 2002’’ SEC HEALTHAND HUMAN SERVICES OFFICE ... •HR 1784 EH ‘‘(C) assist in the analysis of issuesand problems relating to the matters described in this paragraph; and ‘‘(D) provide technical assistance with re- spect to the exchange of information...
... Diabetes andWomensHealth Across the Life Stages: Women omen s Acr cross St A Public Health Perspective Diabetes is a serious health condition that affects women in all life stages It is unique ... of women at high risk for diabetes and its complications will continue to increase This will place added demands on thehealth care delivery system Diabetes andWomensHealth Across the Life Stages: ... Adolescent Years (10-17) Women omen s Acr cross St Diabetes andWomensHealth Across the Life Stages: A Public Health Perspective Most adolescents aged 10-19 years with diabetes have type 1,...
... Health Service Task Force on WomensHealth Issues. 12 In 1985, this task force published a report that presented healthissues across the life stages of womenand listed recommendations that ... Stages: A Public Health Perspective Discussions of these questions revealed the lack of a public health perspective on diabetes andwomenshealthissuesand formed the seed from which this monograph ... Asian/Pacific Islander Source: Reference 13 2 10 12 Diabetes andWomensHealth Across the Life Stages: A Public Health Perspective growth of these susceptible subpopulations presages a sharp rise in the...
... Osteoporosis, musculoskeletal problems and central nervous system illnesses Illnesses such as osteoporosis,49 musculoskeletal problems and central nervous system illnesses like Alzheimer and/ or dementia50 ... mineral density in postmenopausal women: results from the National Osteoporosis Risk Assessment JAMA 286:2815 sur http://www.iofbonehealth.org/facts -and- statistics.html POSITION PAPER and depression ... programmes that recognize womens role as paid and unpaid providers of health care and as services users Support health research focused on womenshealthandwomenshealth needs, including through the...
... chapter on social factors that firmly establishes the link between womenshealthandthe broader context of womens lives Social roles as mothers and caregivers and membership in groups defined ... and ethnicity, age, income, education, employment, and marital status have profound effects on womenshealth status and access to and use of health services Subsequent chapters use this lens ... versus 4.7%), and professional industries (17.1% versus 35.3%) and are less likely to work in manufacturing (23.1% versus 11.4%) and personal services (14.6% versus 5.3%).9 With these changes...
... results of the 1995 survey as soon as possible, this report contains only very simple measures of these background characteristics and is limited to simple statistical measures such as percents ... States—Statistics Pregnancy—United States—Statistics Health behavior—United States—Statistics United States—Statistics, Medical United States—Statistics, Vital I National Center for Health Statistics (U .S. ) ... services, andhealth conditions and behavior ISSN 0-8406-0526-9 Fertility—United States—Statistics Birth control—United States—Statistics Childbirth—United States—Statistics Sex—United States—Statistics...
... Caucus for Womens Issues, and Senator Brock Ada.ms questioned whether current research programs at NIH and other PHS agencies adequately addressed the menopause Senator Adams andthe caucus requested ... this linkage, andthe Office of Technology Assessment is conducting a major assessment of Policy Issues in the Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis (88) Osteoporosis is a syndrome composed ... Avis and S. M McKinlay, “A Longitudinal Analysis of sWomens Attitudes Toward the Menopause: Results From the Massachusetts WomensHealth Study,” Maturitas 13:71, 1991 Some women report decreased...
... community and to strategize on social policies Often thewomen arrived looking harassed and frazzled Seeing their distress, the researchers hesitated to involve them in discussions about the stressful ... residential schools Deiter states: Some survivors and their communities have lost the skills needed to be healthy individuals The loss of nurturing parents; loss of parenting skills; loss of identity; ... reports of long standing housing struggles and multiple displacements, with deleterious psychological effects Living in sub-standard and unsafe housing was described as very stressful Conditions...
... underestimated Not only does the bottled water industry consume massive amounts of fossil fuels in the transport of water to the consumer, there is also the question of disposal of the plastic ... jurisdictions where cost and management issues force women to assess their basic water needs in the context of additional concerns about waste removal and keeping water reservoir standards high Price ... privatization also suggested that increased disconnection rates would put households and local communities at great risk for water-related illnesses as water is an essential element that disrupts disease...
... reforms such as progressive tax structures, and social programs, and governmental structures that mitigated conflicts between business and labour, among others These forces are now in decline Since ... approaches to the formulation of health policy [8,9] This is especially the case in the Scandinavian nations In this paper, we consider the extent to which these quality of life issues are supported ... hospitals to the community These have included debt/deficit pressures, a recognition of the limits to health care, increasing technology and associated costs, andthe increasing perception of health...
... 1992) The observed correspondence with the classification systems and other scales (which are surrogates for other sleep experts) serves as an indicator of the content validity of these items (cf ... frequently used or cited In terms of the instruments discussed above, the WHI items are most similar to those of the PSQI The WHIIRS andthe PSQI use the same time frame (4 weeks or month), and each ... night s sleep” was not the same across the two groups—then there would be 15 parameters to estimate: the 13 parameter estimates equal across both groups andthe estimates for parameters that...
... development in women of the diseases 16 and conditions involved 17 ‘‘(3) STIPENDS FOR TRAINING OF HEALTH PRO- 18 FESSIONALS.—A 19 use funds under such subsection to provide stipends 20 for healthand allied ... conduct basic and clinical research; ‘‘(B) develop protocols for training physi- cians, scientists, nurses, and other healthand allied health professionals; ‘‘(C) conduct training programs for such ... of the Public Health Service Act (42 U .S. C 285L et seq.) is amended by adding at the end the following section: 10 11 12 ‘‘MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH CENTERS REGARDING WOMENSHEALTHAND DISEASE...
... al Health Affairs, 2005 CPS CPS CPS CPS CPS Census Population Estimates CPS BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS National Vital Statistics System, from Health US, 2007 HIV/AIDS Surveillance Supplemental ... policy concerns, womens health, and racial and ethnic disparities National and state policy discussions on issues such as covering the uninsured, health care costs, and shoring up the primary ... BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS BRFSS DATA SOURCE For indicators in theHealth Status dimension, data were adjusted for differences in the age distribution of respondents among races using a post-stratification...
... among the elderly, there is evidence that the systemic loss of bone mass associated with osteoporosis may be a contributing factor to oral bone loss, periodontitis, and subsequent tooth loss Although ... general healthand well-being, but also that of their offspring Determinants of Womens Oral Health Status A woman s susceptibility to oral diseases and conditions, as well the impact of such conditions ... conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and osteoporosis Although additional studies are needed to determine the mechanisms by which such associations exist, available research clearly...
... each of the standards This is impossible if the standards are numerous or vague Second, the researchers must learn about practice issuesandthe practitioners must learn about research issues (Gondolf, ... assessment of the use and effect of interventions must begin by assessing the woman s avenues of support the resources she calls on, the situations under which she seeks help or does not seek ... WomensHealth Risk Study was the culturally sensitive Spanish translations of the questionnaires and other instruments, as well as the sensitive interviewing procedures, which were made possible...
... accompanying the state profiles These known associations are: • High blood pressure is positively associated with heart disease (including coronary heart disease)3 and stroke.4 • Obesity is positively associated ... Vital Statistics System andthe Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System) and from Healthy Women Structure of the Chartbook The first section of the chartbook contains U .S maps for each of the ... organizations, and private companies across the United States Department of Healthand Human Services Tommy G Thompson Secretary DHHS Office on WomensHealth Wanda K Jones, Dr P.H Deputy Assistant Secretary...