Rural U.S. women: Traditions and transitions affecting health care

Angeline Bushy

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Public Health and Social Inequalities Health disparities and outcomes Gender, Health, and Social Inequality

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Warren (1972) proposed a means for determining differences between rural and urban social contexts that expands on the population definitions. Essentially, these differences are geographical, social, and economic in nature, and the health status of individuals in either setting may be affected by these variations. The health issues of women that evolve from these rural factors are the focus of this article.

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1963The Community in America.1981Psychiatric disorder in a rural and an urban population: 1. Aetiology of depression 1979Mental Health and Rural America:1987Understanding the Health Care Needs of Rural Families

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