Posted on November 13th, 2009 by Health News
Women around the world are “denied a chance to develop their full human potential” because of a lack of essential health care throughout their lives, according to a World Health Organization report released Monday, Reuters reports.
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Filed under: Women's Health
Tags: AIDS, Women's Health
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