Women and Health - February 1980 - Issue 11

Vol. 4 (1980)

There is scarcely any need to prove that woman’s concern with health, on an individual or a general level, has always been one of her chief occupations. As a wife and mother, as a nurse, midwife or social worker, she has always had the responsibility of caring for the husband’s and the child’s physical well-being, for the sick in her home and in hospitals, and for the wounded on battlefields.

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