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Reversal of female infertility by Chk2 ablation reveals the oocyte DNA damage checkpoint pathway.
by Bolcun-Filas, Ewelina
Science (New York, N.Y.), January 31, 2014, Vol.343(6170), pp.533-536
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Health impacts of pedestrian head-loading: A review of the evidence with particular reference to women and children in sub-Saharan Africa
Social Science & Medicine, July, 2013, Vol.88, p.90(8)
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System justification and the defense of committed relationship ideology
by Day, Martin V.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Aug 2011, Vol.101(2), pp.291-306
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Management of female infertility from hormonal causes.(Disease/Disorder overview)
by Luciano, Antony A.
International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Dec 1, 2013, Vol.123, p.S9-S17
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Common sense about prosecutions for female genital mutilation prevails-at least for now
by Richmond, David
BJOG : an international journal of obstetrics and gynaecology, July 2015, Vol.122(8), pp.1049
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Female genital mutilation in Upper Egypt in the new millennium
by Rasheed, Salah M
International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2011, Vol.114(1), pp.47-50
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Lower urinary tract symptoms following female genital mutilation
by Amin, Magdy M
International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, October 2013, Vol.123(1), pp.21-23
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Measuring up: The unique emotional and regulatory outcomes of different perceived partner-ideal discrepancies in romantic relationships
by Lackenbauer, Sandra D.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Sep 2012, Vol.103(3), pp.472-488
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Access to Finance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Is There a Gender Gap?
by Aterido, Reyes
World Development, July, 2013, Vol.47, p.102(19)
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FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION (FGM): 10 YEAR CASE SERIES FROM THE FIRST UK DEDICATED CLINIC
by Hodes, Deborah
Journal of Adolescent Health, Feb 2017, Vol.60(2S1), p.S35
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Health impacts of pedestrian head-loading: A review of the evidence with particular reference to women and children in sub-Saharan Africa
Social Science & Medicine, July, 2013, Vol.88, p.90(8)
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Changing cultural attitudes towards female genital cutting
by Vogt, Sonja
Nature, 27 October 2016, Vol.538(7626), pp.506-509
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Gender-based relationship efficacy: children's self-perceptions in intergroup contexts.
by Zosuls, Kristina M
Child development, 2014 Jul-Aug, Vol.85(4), pp.1663-1676
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Gender, acculturation, and smoking behavior among U.S. Asian and Latino immigrants.(Author abstract)
by Gorman, Bridget K.
Social Science & Medicine, April, 2014, Vol.106, p.110(9)
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Gender, acculturation, and smoking behavior among U.S. Asian and Latino immigrants.(Author abstract)
by Gorman, Bridget K.
Social Science & Medicine, April, 2014, Vol.106, p.110(9)
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Impact of the complete ban on female genital cutting on the attitude of educated women from Upper Egypt toward the practice
by Hassanin, Ibrahim M.A
International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, March 2013, Vol.120(3), pp.275-278
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(Un)becoming women: Indian factory women's counternarratives of gender.(Report)
by Lal, Jayati
The Sociological Review, August, 2011, Vol.59, p.553(26)
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BEHAVIOR. Female genital cutting is not a social coordination norm.
by Efferson, Charles
Science (New York, N.Y.), September 25, 2015, Vol.349(6255), pp.1446-1447
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Convergence or Continuity? The Gender Gap in Household Labor After Retirement.(Author abstract)
by Leopold, Thomas
Journal of Marriage and Family, 2015, Vol.77(4), p.819(12)
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In defense of diligence: a rejoinder to Pelham and Carvallo (2011).(ATTITUDES AND SOCIAL COGNITIONS)(Author abstract)(Report)
by Simonsohn, Uri
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, July, 2011, Vol.101(1), p.31(3)
