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CMAJ

August 25, 1998 / le 25 août 1998

CMAJ 1998; 159(4)

© 1998 Canadian Medical Association / Association médicale canadienne


In this issue · Dans ce numéro

    Communiqué de presse

309
311
Editor's preface
Mot du rédacteur en chef

     Couverture :
La diversité de notre société pose des défis spéciaux aux médecins du Canada. Dans ce numéro, nous examinons le concept de la diversité vue sous l'angle de la santé des femmes : comment des facteurs comme la culture, l'incapacité et la sexualité jouent-ils sur la prestation des soins dispensés aux femmes?

Cover:
The diversity of our society presents special challenges for Canadian physicians. In this issue we examine the concept of diversity through the lens of women's health: How do factors such as culture, disability and sexuality affect our delivery of health care to women?
Diversity and women's health

315 Letters · Correspondance
Instructions to correspondents / Directives aux correspondants
  Evidence · Études
321 Reporting of gender-related information in clinical trials of drug therapy for myocardial infarction, P.A. Rochon, J.P. Clark, M.A. Binns, V. Patel, J.H. Gurwitz [full text / résumé]
329 Survivors of sexual abuse: clinical, lifestyle and reproductive consequences, T.K. Young, A. Katz [full text / résumé]

  Editorials · Éditoriaux
336 The challenge of diversity in the delivery of women's health care, P.J. Ballem [full text]
339 Goin' to the country: challenges for women's health care in rural Canada, M.T. Johnston [full text]

  Education · Éducation
342 Understanding women's health through data development and data linkage: implications for research and policy, A. Kazanjian [full text]
346 Lessons in women's health: body image and pulmonary disease, A. Day [full text]
350 The Asian Women's Health Clinic: addressing cultural barriers to preventive health care, L. Sent, P. Ballem, E. Paluck, L. Yelland, A.M. Vogel [full text]
355 Women who use injection drugs: the social context of risk, E.M. Whynot [full text]
359 Sexual health of women with disabilities, R. Basson [full text]
363 Disability and childbirth: meeting the challenges, E.M. Carty [full text]
370 Not all your patients are straight, R.J. Simkin [full text]

  From the front lines · Aux premières lignes
376 Abreast in a Boat — a race against breast cancer, D.C. McKenzie [full text]
379 Not alone: peer support through audio teleconferencing for rural women with breast cancer, V.R. Curran, J.G. Church [full text]
382 A pain consultation clinic for women, M.V. Seeman, A.S. Gordon [full text]
385 Healthy living for immigrant women: a health education community outreach program, M. Murty [full text]
388 Providing primary health care to immigrants and refugees: the North Hamilton experience, N. Fowler [full text]

  Experience · Expérience
392 The poor are different from you and me, C. Despard [full text]

  Features · Chroniques
395 Canadians participate as unique US project puts death under the microscope, H. Kent [full text / en bref]
397 Private sector becoming the key to research funding in Canada, A. Silversides [full text / en bref]
399 Controlling health care costs a costly business for HMOs in US, M. Korcok [full text]

402 On_the_Net@cma.ca · Sur_le_Net@cma.ca
   Women's health and the Internet

  Pulse · Médicogramme
424 What women don't know could kill them / Ce que les femmes ignorent pourrait les tuer

ISSN 0820-3946 159(4) 305-424 (1998)