“…We’re a nation that has strong values, and we live them….It’s a wonderful country that we’ve been privileged to live in….It’s about having the imagination to dream…and the courage to reach….People are the only thing that makes a difference, and each person makes a difference.” This is just part of what Wes Clark says in answer to a question Hannah Robinson (class of 2010) asks him at Colgate University after his lecture on February 20, 2007.

Where Women Have No Doctor

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Where Women Have No HealthCare

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The entire book is now available for download:

• Front matter- Chapter 1: About This Book, How to Use This Book, Table of Contents, Women's Health Is a Community Issue
• Chapter 2: Solving Health Problems
• Chapter 3: The Medical System
• Chapter 4: Understanding Our Bodies
• Chapter 5: Health Concerns of Girls
• Chapter 6: Pregnancy and Childbirth
• Chapter 7: Breastfeeding
• Chapter 8: Growing Older
• Chapter 9: Women With Disabilities
• Chapter 10: Staying Healthy
• Chapter 11: Eating for Good Health
• Chapter 12: Sexual Health
• Chapter 13: Family Planning
• Chapter 14: Infertility
• Chapter 15: Abortion and Complications of Abortion
• Chapter 16: Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
• Chapter 17: HIV/AIDS
• Chapter 18: Violence Against Women
• Chapter 19: Rape and Sexual Assault
• Chapter 20: Sex Workers
• Chapter 21: Pain in the Lower Abdomen
• Chapter 22: Abnormal Bleeding from the Vagina
• Chapter 23: Problems of the Urine System
• Chapter 24: Cancer and Growths
• Chapter 25: Tuberculosis
• Chapter 26: Work
• Chapter 27: Mental Health
• Chapter 28: Alcohol and Other Drugs
• Chapter 29: Refugees and Displaced Women
• Chapter 30: Female Genital Cutting
• Chapter 31: Use of Medicines in Women's Health
• The Green Pages: Table of Medicines
• Health Care Skills
• List of Difficult Words
• Where to Get More Information
• Index (Yellow Pages)