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This document discusses women's underrepresentation in health care and clinical research despite having poorer health outcomes than men. It provides statistics showing higher rates of chronic conditions like arthritis, asthma, chronic fatigue syndrome, osteoporosis, ulcers, thyroid problems, and psychological distress among women compared to men. Disorders specific to women like endometriosis, breast cancer and polycystic ovary syndrome are also less understood. The document encourages women to seek answers through professional networks, websites and organizations, and to share their stories to help grow solutions.
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Abstract
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Introduction
Popular accounts related to the experience of dealing with cancer in women are riveting. It portrays the image of disease that has a number of emotional and psychological needs of women and their families. Diagnosis of cancer is associated with mental health. Caregivers when dealing with women should acknowledge the link that is present between body and mind when it comes to cancer (Stanton, Rowland, & Ganz, 2015). The need to discover a medical treatment that is more effective has redirected a lot of focus from the search for better ways to help the psychological well-being of women. There has been a war of finding ways of doing aware with cancer since it has a profound effect on its patients, such as the women” (Stanton, Rowland, & Ganz, 2015, p. 159).
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