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Traditional medical response to women's health issues, cultural stereotypes of aging women,and folklore have contributed to the misunderstanding and misconception of menopause. Theseviews have produced a dominant view of menopause as a deficiency disease, a reductionisticview that obscures developmental and sociocultural factors. Broadening the view of menopauseto incorporate a range of contributing factors as well as attending to the diversity inherent inwomen's experiences will allow for a more inclusive research agenda, in addition to providingmore flexibility in resources and services for menopausal women.
Journal of Applied Gerontology – SAGE
Published: Jun 1, 1994
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