Nutrition: Facts, Fallacies and Implications for Women concerned with Development
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Cairo Papers in Social Science
Abstract
The decision to reprint this volume has afforded the editor an opportunity to take another look at some of the issues and questions raised during the 1976 seminar and ask whether there have been any major changes or shifts of attention that bear directy on women, their health, and the development process in contemporary Egypt. Perhaps the single most significant trend in thinking about health care to emerge since the publication of the monograph has been the declaration of the International WHO Conference held in Alma-Ata, USSR in 1978 endorsing that primary health care is the key to achieving the target of health for all by the year 2000.
Publication Date
1983
Document Type
Book Chapter
Book Title
Women, Health, and Development
Editors
Cynthia Nelson
ISBN
NA
Publisher
American University in Cairo Press
City
Cairo
First Page
39
Last Page
51
Series
Cairo Papers in Social Science 1(1) - 2nd Edition
Keywords
Women, health, development, daya, health service
Recommended Citation
APA Citation
Coles, A. M.
(1983).Nutrition: Facts, Fallacies and Implications for Women concerned with Development. American University in Cairo Press. , 39-51
https://fount.aucegypt.edu/faculty_book_chapters/870
MLA Citation
Coles, Anne M.S.
Nutrition: Facts, Fallacies and Implications for Women concerned with Development. American University in Cairo Press, 1983.pp. 39-51
https://fount.aucegypt.edu/faculty_book_chapters/870