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How we are addressing the problems? The Logistics Maqbool clinic, a General Practice clinic, has been owned and operated by myself since 1986. It is situated in Shamsabad, Dhoke Kala Khan, Rawalpindi very close to Islamabad. The surrounding area is densely populated (approximately, some 100,0[r]

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www.who.int/gender facts on women’s health This fact file highlights 10 key areas that have serious consequences for women's health over the life-course. While life expectancy is higher for women than men in most countries, a number of he[r]

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Triangle Park, NC: Family Health International. Grundy, E. &amp; Tomassini, C. (2005). Fertility History and Health in Later Life: A Record Linkage Study in England and Wales. Social Science and Medicine, 61(1), pp. 217-228. We found that nulliparous women