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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"women in Taiwan"”.

  1. Living with Changing Health: Perimenopause among Chinese Women in Taiwan

    … qualitative study was to generate theory about women's perimenopausal life experiences. Thirty-five Taiwanese women aged 40 to 59 who perceived themselves as perimenopausal and who were not using hormone therapy were interviewed. Data were generated from interviews which were conducted in …

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  2. Labor, Delivery, and Neonatal Outcomes For Immigrant Women Versus Native-Born Women In Taiwan

    <p><strong>Background:</strong> An increasing proportion of births in Taiwan are to immigrant women (13% in 2006), who are, on average socio-economically disadvantaged relative to native-born Taiwanese women and are married to lower socioeconomic status Taiwanese men. Some countries have …

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  3. Psychometric Testing of the Walker's Feelings and Thoughts About Weight Scale in Taiwan

    Background: The majority of women do not return to their pre-pregnant weight after six weeks postpartum in Taiwan. Excessive postpartum weight retention or gain can lead to long-term obesity and increase a woman's risk of major health problems. Trends among Taiwanese women reveal an increasing …

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  4. Coccydynia in Taiwanese women: biomechanical and physiological study

    Coccydynia is a form of back pain and occurs more commonly in women than in men, and is a particular clinical problem seen in Taiwan. Understanding of the condition is limited and it cannot be isolated from other dysfunctions in the lumbopelvic region. It is proposed that neuromuscular alterations …

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