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address this discomfort—narratively place her in a male role. This continued connection to masculinity further evidences that even when strides are made in female representations, the strides occur within familiar, acceptable frames—those in which men still have a central role to play.

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Healthcare Among Immigrant and Refugee Arab Americans in the United Statestive care practices among the population. We have compared these health practices to the general population in the US and, in some cases, to Arabs in the Middle East. In addition, we aim to discuss potential barriers and factors that contribute to impediments in good health and well-being in this population.

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Explores regional access and barriers to health deliveryThis 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 contributors al

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Wendelyn Inman,Alexis Heaston,Revlon Briggs,Rosemary Theriotnctions are not sufficient to describe weak stability properties, we use nonsmooth control Lyapunov functions in the Dini sense. Nonsmooth control Lyapunov functions of this form were introduced by Sontag in [63]. The Dini derivative as an extension of the directional derivative is discussed in the last part of this chapter.

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oe are important not only as media phenomena, but in the very real impact athletes and their activism can and do have on culture and changes in gender roles, in normative behavior, and on the individuals who follow them.

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Reproductive Health in Arab Countriesctive healthcare for refugees, financing sexual and reproductive health (SRH), reproductive cancers, and genetic and congenital anomalies. In general, the lack of awareness and poor resource availability negatively affect women in the region, particularly related to their reproductive health and rights.