43. Deaths & disabilities due to pregnancy are preventable with greater access to contraceptives, prenatal care, & birth assisted by medical personnel.
44. The more pregnancies a woman has, the more frequently she is subjected to risks associated with pregnancy; risk are increased by having children in close succession and by having children when one is under 16 or over 35
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47. Husbands, government and the global economy and international politics are players in women’s reproductive choice in term of women’s access to contraceptives
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49. Some contraceptives have potentially serious side effects and without medical monitoring can endanger women’s health.
58. Refers to all procedures involving partial or total removal of the external female genitalia or other injury to the female genital organs for cultural or other non-medical reasons
76. Religious organizations: women socialized through religion, cultural taboos and other mechanisms to accept sexual subordination even sexual oppression.
83. Women are often unable to negotiate the use of a condom or discuss fidelity with their partner without threat of violence
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85. A woman's premarital virginity is associated with the assumption that knowledge of sex indicates that she is a bad woman; so, women often lack knowledge about their bodies and how HIV is transmitted or prevented.
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