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Women’s Livesey are all, in their different ways, strong women who have thought about their lives and about what it means to be a woman in southern Africa today, and who have struggled to create a better life for themselves and their children. I have done very little editing of the interviews, the words are as t

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Sex and Marriage, Children and Menhe pre-colonial African family was never a static institution, it could, and did, respond to changing circumstances; but it was colonialism that brought about the major and lasting shifts which led to a worsening of women’s position. Legislators and mission schools attempted to impose their own idea

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Karel Domansky,Anand Sivaraman,Linda G. Griffith pediatric and family practice and public health. This timely and comprehensive reference introduces readers to the study of how genes, singly and in combination with each other and the environment, affect health and behavior; summarizes current findings on genetics and genomics in disease etiology

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What Do Children and Young People Want and Need from Nurses (and Therapists?),oping youth participation in developing better CAMHS, Leanne reflects on the role of the individual within the wider system, and how nurses can make a difference at a local level but need to be part of changing the whole system too. She ends with an intriguing question…