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Gender norms as a social determinant of health and well-being of married adolescent girls and young women in South Asia
In South Asia, adolescent girls and young women often find themselves subordinate to men socially, culturally, and economically. Evidence suggests restrictive gender norms are most rigidly enforced for adolescent girls, which impacts their life trajectory and has intergenerational effects by influen
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