Titlebook: Handbook of Healthcare in the Arab World; Ismail Laher Living reference work 20250th edition Arab speaking nations.Health care systems.Sy

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Explores issues related to access and barriers to health delThis handbook examines health and medical care in the Arab world from a systems biology approach. It features comprehensive coverage that includes details of key social, environmental, and cultural determinants. In addition, the contributor

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Rabab B Alkutbentrast to Emirati women, who have entered the fashion market with the ., a long black dress for women that is considered to be “modern.” Against this backdrop, this paper argues, Emirati men follow an idea of non-fashion to embody the “pure traditional Arab man” in order to retain their male authority.

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Abdulwahab Alkhamis,Shaima Ali Mirajs do they make and why? These questions are engaged with in interviews with research participants from Malaysia and Iran. This chapter argues that unveiling is not an event as it is very much a process of liminality comprised of sartorial-embodied tactics that traverse the dialectics of veiling and hair.

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A. Khaddamret the struggles of women footballers in the country to understand the challenges they face and the methods they use to confront them. The work also examines tweets that surround the struggle of these women during the 2019 World Cup in France to understand public conceptions of Nigerian women’s football, its existence, triumphs, and challenges.

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,Arab Women’s Health Care: Issues and Preventive Care,d discussed in this chapter are obesity, smoking (tobacco and waterpipe), family planning (FP), menopause, osteoporosis, child marriage, breast cancer, domestic violence, female genital mutilation (FGM), and cervical cancer.

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Asthma Among Children in the Arab World,d a lack of unified guidelines. While asthma and its management are well established in the literature, further research is needed as it relates to the Arab world. This chapter reviews asthma and its management in the Arab world.