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Everywoman

This guide to women's health covers the physical and emotional aspects of female development from adolescence onward. Its author, a gynaecologist, aims to give readers the information they need to ask informed questions and make their own decisions about their bodies. Topics include puberty and sexual development, contraception and family planning, pregnancy and childbirth, and care after birth. The text also explores female sexuality in a measured, medically grounded way. This revised edition has been updated with current information and is presented as a practical reference for women across their lives.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 411 pages

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