TAILIEUCHUNG - Women’s Health USA 2007

Historically, the organization and design of paid labour have tended to be sex-typed. Equipment, tools and spaces used for paid labour have tended to be designed for men (Courville et al., 1992; Chatigny et al., 1995). Work scheduling has presumed constant availability of the worker, with no constraints arising from responsibility for child care or elder care (Prévost and Messing, 2001). Occupational health and safety standards have often used male models; for example, most toxicological data come from males (Setlow et al., 1998). Health and safety problems arising from unpaid work are not covered by compensation regulations. Women have been restricted. | Women s Health USA 2007 Please note that Women s Health USA 2007 is not copyrighted. Readers are free to duplicate and use all or part of the information contained in this publication. Suggested Citation . Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration. Women s Health USA 2007. Rockville Maryland . Department of Health and Human Services 2007. This publication is available online at womenshealth Single copies of this publication are also available at no charge from the HRSA Information Center . Box 2910 Merrifield VA 22116 1-888-ASK-HRSA or ask@ The data book is available in limited quantities in CD format. WOMEN S HEALTH USA 2007 CONTENTS 3 PREFACE AND READER S GUIDE 4 ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS AND DISABILITIES 32 OBSTETRICAL PROCEDURES AND COMPLICATIONS OF LABOR AND DELIVERY 56 INTRODUCTION 6 ARTHRITIS 34 LIVE BIRTHS 57 ASTHMA 35 BREASTFEEDING 58 POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS 10 AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES 36 . POPULATION 11 Special Populations . FEMALE POPULATION BY RACE ETHNICITY 12 DIABETES 37 OLDER WOMEN 60 CANCER 38 RURALAND URBAN WOMEN 61 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION 14 GYNECOLOGICAL AND WOMEN AND POVERTY 15 REPRODUCTIVE DISORDERS 40 HEALTH SERVICES UTILIZATION 62 EDUCATIONAL DEGREES 16 INJURY 41 USUAL SOURCE OF CARE 63 AND INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF - - - - - - HEART DISEASE AND STROKE 42 HEALTH INSURANCE 64 WOMEN IN HEALTH PROFESSION SCHOOLS 17 WOMEN IN THE LABOR FORCE 18 HYPERTENSION 43 MEDICARE AND MEDICAID 65 - - - - - - FOOD SECURITY 20 LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH 44 QUALITY OF WOMEN S HEALTH CARE 66 - - - - - - WOMEN AND FEDERAL NUTRITION PROGRAMS 21 ORAL HEALTH AND DENTAL CARE 45 MENTAL HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION 68 - - - - - - MENTAL ILLNESS AND SUICIDE 46 HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURES 69 HEALTH STATUS 22 OSTEOPOROSIS 48 PREVENTIVE CARE 70 Health Behaviors OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY 49 HIV TESTING 72 LIFE EXPECTANCY 23 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS 50 MEDICATION USE 73 PHYSICALACTIVITY 24 SLEEP DISORDERS 51 ORGAN .

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