gender

Number of resources: 29

Leprosy reactions: the effect of gender and household contacts.

 
Mastrangelo G, da Silva Neto J, da Silva GV, Scoizzato L, Fadda E, Dallapicola M, et al. Leprosy reactions: the effect of gender and household contacts. Mem Inst Oswaldo Cruz. 2011;106(1):92-6.

Recent trends in new case detection rates in leprosy by age and sex in Gudiyatham Taluk, Tamil Nadu, India.

 
Richard J, Bushanam RS, Samuel P, Ebenezer M. Recent trends in new case detection rates in leprosy by age and sex in Gudiyatham Taluk, Tamil Nadu, India. Indian J Lepr. 2010;82(3):131-5.

The way women experience disabilities and especially disabilities related to leprosy in rural areas in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

 
Schuller I, van Brakel WH, Van Der Vliet I, Beise K, Wardhani L, Silwana S, et al. The way women experience disabilities and especially disabilities related to leprosy in rural areas in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Asia Pacific Disability Rehabilitation Journal. 2010;21(1):60-70.

Assessment of needs and quality care issues of women with leprosy.

 
John AS, Rao PS, Das S. Assessment of needs and quality care issues of women with leprosy. Lepr Rev. 2010;81(1):34-40.

Gender and leprosy: case studies in Indonesia, Nigeria, Nepal and Brazil.

 
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Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Aceh, Indonesia
Gender, leprosy, and leprosy control : a case study in the Far West and Eastern Development regions, Nepal
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Plateau State, Nigeria
Gender and leprosy: case studies in Indonesia, Nigeria, Nepal and Brazil.
Varkevisser CM, Lever P, Alubo O, Burathoki K, Idawani C, Moreira TM, et al. Gender and leprosy: case studies in Indonesia, Nigeria, Nepal and Brazil. Lepr Rev. 2009;80(1):65-76.

Gendered experiences : marriage and the stigma of leprosy

 
Try L. Gendered experiences : marriage and the stigma of leprosy. Asia Pacific Disability Rehabilitation Journal . 2006;17(2):55-72.

Gender, leprosy, and leprosy control : a case study in the Far West and Eastern Development regions, Nepal

 
Related resource(s): 
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil
Gender and leprosy: case studies in Indonesia, Nigeria, Nepal and Brazil.
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Aceh, Indonesia
Gender, leprosy, and leprosy control : a case study in the Far West and Eastern Development regions, Nepal
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Plateau State, Nigeria
Burathoki K, Burathoki K, Varkevisser CM, Lever P, Vink M, Sitaula N. Gender, leprosy, and leprosy control : a case study in the Far West and Eastern Development regions, Nepal. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: KIT Publishers; 2004.

Gender difference in socio-epidemiological factors for leprosy in the most hyper-endemic district of Nepal.

 
Kumar R, Singhasivanon P, Sherchand JB, Mahaisavariya P, Kaewkungwal J, Peerapakorn S, et al. Gender difference in socio-epidemiological factors for leprosy in the most hyper-endemic district of Nepal. Nepal Med Coll J. 2004;6(2):98-105.

Gender differences in epidemiological factors associated with treatment completion status of leprosy patients in the most hyperendemic district of Nepal.

 
Kumar RB, Singhasivanon P, Sherchand JB, Mahaisavariya P, Kaewkungwal J, Peerapakorn S, et al. Gender differences in epidemiological factors associated with treatment completion status of leprosy patients in the most hyperendemic district of Nepal. Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health. 2004;35(2):334-9.

Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Plateau State, Nigeria

 
Related resource(s): 
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil
Gender and leprosy: case studies in Indonesia, Nigeria, Nepal and Brazil.
Gender, leprosy, and leprosy control : a case study in the Far West and Eastern Development regions, Nepal
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Aceh, Indonesia
Alubo O, Alubo SO, Patrobas P, Varkevisser CM, Lever P. Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Plateau State, Nigeria. Amsterdam: KIT Publishers; 2003.

Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil

 
Related resource(s): 
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Aceh, Indonesia
Gender, leprosy, and leprosy control : a case study in the Far West and Eastern Development regions, Nepal
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Plateau State, Nigeria
Gender and leprosy: case studies in Indonesia, Nigeria, Nepal and Brazil.
Alvez Moreira TM. Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil. Amsterdam: KIT Publishers; Royal Tropical Institute; 2003.

What is the actual male/female sex ratio in leprosy patients?

 
Pfaltzgraff RE. What is the actual male/female sex ratio in leprosy patients? Lepr Rev. 2003;74(2):180-1.

Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Aceh, Indonesia

 
Related resource(s): 
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil
Gender and leprosy: case studies in Indonesia, Nigeria, Nepal and Brazil.
Gender, leprosy, and leprosy control : a case study in the Far West and Eastern Development regions, Nepal
Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Plateau State, Nigeria
Idawani C, Yulizar M, Lever P, Varkevisser C. Gender, leprosy and leprosy control : a case study in Aceh, Indonesia. Amsterdam: KIT Publishers; Royal Tropical Institute; 2002.

Gender and use of cataract surgical services in developing countries.

 
Lewallen S, Courtright P. Gender and use of cataract surgical services in developing countries. Bull World Health Organ. 2002;80(4):300-3.

Male-female (sex) differences in leprosy patients in south eastern Nigeria: females present late for diagnosis and treatment and have higher rates of deformity.

 
Peters ES, Eshiet AL. Male-female (sex) differences in leprosy patients in south eastern Nigeria: females present late for diagnosis and treatment and have higher rates of deformity. Lepr Rev. 2002;73(3):262-7.

Gender differentials in the social and family life of leprosy patients.

 
Zodpey SP, Tiwari RR, Salodkar AD. Gender differentials in the social and family life of leprosy patients. Lepr Rev. 2000;71(4):505-10.

A woman with leprosy is in double jeopardy.

 
Morrison A. A woman with leprosy is in double jeopardy. Lepr Rev. 2000;71(2):128-43.

Women with leprosy. A woman with leprosy is in double jeopardy.

 
Shale MJ. Women with leprosy. A woman with leprosy is in double jeopardy. Lepr Rev. 2000;71(1):5-17.

Case detection, gender and disability in leprosy in Bangladesh: a trend analysis.

 
Richardus J, Meima A, Croft RP, Habbema JD. Case detection, gender and disability in leprosy in Bangladesh: a trend analysis. Lepr Rev. 1999;70(2):160-73.

Incorporating gender in the anthropology of infectious diseases.

 
Vlassoff C, Manderson L. Incorporating gender in the anthropology of infectious diseases. Trop Med Int Health. 1998;3(12):1011-9.
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