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Assessing different forms of structural violence against women in Mexico
Background: Structural violence is a persistent but silent form of violence in Mexico. This dissertation evaluated two predominant health issues among women in Mexico that are a result of structural violence: access to nutrition for low-income women during pregnancy and different forms of gender-bas
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