Geneva / Dar es Salaam / Jaipur / Survey / Gender / Baltimore / Washington / DC / Rakai / Harare / Mumbai / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / American Journal / World Bank Discussion / /
Country
Bangladesh / South Africa / Zimbabwe / Norway / Colombia / United States / Uganda / Tanzania / United Kingdom / India / / /
Facility
National Institute of Child Health / Emory University / International Institute / Chapel Hill / Johns Hopkins University / /
IndustryTerm
appropriate intervention services / violence support services / health services / AIDS prevention / sexual and reproductive health services / electricity / /
Movie
In search of / /
Organization
Cambridge University / World Health Organization / Johns Hopkins University / United States Agency for International Development / International Institute for Population Sciences / World Bank / Bloomberg School of Public Health / Rollins School of Public Health / American Medical Association / Carolina Population Center / Emory University / Atlanta / Hubert Department of Global Health / L’association / National Institute of Child Health and Human Development / /
Person
Saifuddin Ahmed / Michael A. Koenig / Rob Stephenson / /
Position
Koss MP / Author / assistant professor / representative / Marshall / associate professor / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Uttar Pradesh / /
PublishedMedium
British Journal of Psychiatry / Primary Health Care / Archives of Internal Medicine / British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology / Journal of the American Medical Association / American Journal of Public Health / American Journal of Epidemiology / /
Region
northern India / Sub-Saharan Africa / south India / North India / South Asia / /
Domestic Violence and Symptoms of Gynecologic Morbidity Among Women in North India CONTEXT: Although there is increasing recognition of the global scope of domestic violence and the potential repro- ductive health conseq