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Embodiment, Ableism, and Age: A Qualitative Study on Gynecological Health Among Elderly Women With Disabilities in Rural Bangladesh
In countries with LMIC status, women with disabilities often experience limited access to healthcare, and the reality is even worse, particularly for older women with disabilities. Systematic social and institutional processes, especially in many rural and low-resource contexts, render their bodies
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