Traditional practices affecting the health of women and children: female circumcision, childhood marriage, nutritional taboos, etc.
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Main Author: | WHO, Alexandria (Egypt). Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean eng |
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Alexandria (Egypt) WHO/EMRO
1979
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Subjects: | SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY, WOMEN, CHILDREN, HEALTH, PREGNANCY, LACTATION, MARRIAGE, SUDAN, SOMALIA, FEEDING HABITS, ANTHROPOLOGIE SOCIALE, FEMME, ENFANT, ANTROPOLOGIA SOCIAL, MUJERES, NINOS, SANTE, GESTATION, MARIAGE, SOUDAN, SOMALIE, COMPORTEMENT ALIMENTAIRE, SALUD, GESTACION, LACTACION, MATRIMONIO, HABITOS ALIMENTARIOS, |
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