2015
DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(15)60497-4
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Women and Health: the key for sustainable development

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“…Furthermore, the wage disparity between men and women reflects gender discrimination and an undervaluing of women's contributions to the health workforce. Women's contributions as both paid and unpaid health care providers are vital to the health of entire communities 9 . While under the MDGs a number of African countries have had some progress in addressing maternal newborn health issues, further efforts are needed to make the SDGs a reality.…”
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“…Furthermore, the wage disparity between men and women reflects gender discrimination and an undervaluing of women's contributions to the health workforce. Women's contributions as both paid and unpaid health care providers are vital to the health of entire communities 9 . While under the MDGs a number of African countries have had some progress in addressing maternal newborn health issues, further efforts are needed to make the SDGs a reality.…”
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“…En todo el mundo, a niñas, jóvenes y mujeres se les asigna la provisión de cuidados no remunerados en sus familias y comunidades en forma arbitraria y diferencial, naturalizando la atención no remunerada de personas dependientes o con algún grado de discapacidad 1 . De tal modo que, tareas como la asistencia con las actividades de la vida diaria, cuidados materiales, económicos o psicológicos, y el sostén del vínculo con el sistema de salud, para la realización del efectivo derecho a la salud de las personas cuidadas 1 , han pasado a ser elementos constitutivos de la experiencia del ser mujer.…”
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“…Tomando en cuenta las diferencias salariales por género y los beneficios de la seguridad social, el trabajo total vinculado al sector salud realizado por las mujeres se estimó en 7,04% del PIB mundial del año 2010, los cuidados no remunerados representaban 43,8% de ese total 1 .…”
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“…The leading indirect causes include pre-existing conditions exacerbated by pregnancy such as diabetes, malaria, HIV, obesity, TB, and cardiovascular diseases. Although direct causes account for roughly 72% of all maternal deaths, indirect causes are a growing concern as non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are proliferating in both high resource and low-resource settings (Langer et al 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%