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GENEVA: Women are often deprived of healthcare in the crucial years of adolescence and old age due to social inequalities and neglect in male dominated decision-making, the World Health Organisation said on Monday. Full Article at Dawn
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We will not see significant progress as long as women are regarded as second-class citizens in so many parts of the world
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If women are denied a chance to develop their full human potential, including their potential to lead healthier and at least somewhat happier lives, is society as a whole really healthy? What does this say about the state of social progress in the 21st century?
