SEX‐RELATED DIFFERENCES IN HEALTH AND ILLNESS

SEX‐RELATED DIFFERENCES IN HEALTH AND ILLNESS

Mortality and morbidity statistics which reflect the major health disorders in the nation have changed dramatically in this century. Infectious diseases have been largely controlled, and this country's citizens are now burdened with the chronic and disabling disorders of an aging population tha...

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