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Conclusion: Married or divorced, female residents were more likely to use herbal medicines daily. (Health Science Indones 2011;2:3-8)

The research conducted with 68 women living in Bozova, Eyyübiye and Harran countries of Sanliurfa and with 9 herbalists who work in the city centre of Sanliurfa. All of the interviewed women, except for one, are married; the one who is not married is 23 y... see more

The study aims to examine the phenomenon of violence against women through intimate partner violence. The studies on violence against women in Turkey have generally examined domestic violence perpetrated by husbands against married women and have discusse... see more

Female Transvestism in Denmark in the 18th and Early 19th CenturiesIn the 18th century, several women, whose fate in other respects was likely to pass unnoticed, chose to disguise themselves as men and live as such for long periods of their lives. Studies... see more

Following western trends besides several Asian countries, Indonesian families are experiencing an increase numbers of single men and women which seems to ignore traditional standards ages of getting married for both gentlemen and ladies. Indonesian youth ... see more

This study was carried out for emotional, social and economic problems of divorced women. This study examines the social support and hopelesness level among divorced and married women. The population of this research were selected from 430 divorced and ma... see more

AIM: The study examined the coping strategies among ever-married women with breast cancer in disrupted marriages (divorced, separated, or living-alone ever-married women) who also have limited access to social support.METHODS: Data for the study were extr... see more

Abuse in romantic relationships, in a general sense, includes provision of power and control by means of physical, psychological and sexual senses by couples who are in an emotional relationship. The aim of this study is to examine the relationship betwee... see more

With an increase in divorce rates worldwide, it seems that marriage loses its importance and popularity. Still, many people seek romantic partners and marry for many reasons. Research points to the beneficial effects of marital and romantic relationships.... see more

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