Health for women: challenge for all

Article Abstract:

Several gains have been made from campaigns to promote women's health by various national and international organizations. These gains differ widely from woman to woman. Unfortunately, some women are still significantly disadvantaged, particularly those who are poor, illiterate and oppressed. Several of these women have difficulties in seeking heath care assistance and are malnourished. Social work measures that can further promote the health of women are presented.

Health aspects, Analysis, Women, Women's health, Women's health services

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World mental health; problems and perspective

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the scope and serious nature of the world's problems in mental illness are discussed. Economic developments and social transformations have led to mental health problems such as depression and suicidal tendencies in addition to their many positive outcomes. Startegies for dealing with mental illness are suggested.

International aspects, Mental health, Public health

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Social consequences of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases

Article Abstract:

The control and eradication of infectious diseases like smallpox, polio has proved to be a significant achievement of the 20th century. The re-emergence of the deadly diseases like yellow fever, tuberculosis, cholera, plague and new disease like SARS with serious consequences and measures to control them are discussed.

United States, Prevention, Causes of, Communicable diseases

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