The Council for the Status of Woman says most victims of poverty are women. The cuts in health social welfare and education have impacted most on women. Report shows Caroline McCamley, Chairwoman ...

As a women’s health psychiatrist ... argument for how this non-medical social factor of time poverty has a tangible impact on women’s health by robbing them of discretionary time for health ...

[5] The greatest burden of the effects of poverty on women and children occurs in the African nations. Women and children are also affected by discrimination within the legal system. The poor ...

By 2015, women became the most educated ... it’s a public good with ripple effects across society. Higher educational attainment is linked to lower poverty rates, better health outcomes and ...

Clearly, the most affected will be women who simply can’t afford the jump in prices. The shortage, alongside of the impact of inflation, will likely exacerbate what is called “period poverty.” ...

Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s policy blueprint declares that, “Our development policy will be proudly feminist, recognising the disproportionate impacts of poverty on women and girls.” ...

When Sabrina Natasha Browne runs out of menstrual hygiene products, she, like a lot of people, goes to CVS and pays the $12 to $15 it may cost to replenish her supply. Up until four years ago, she ...

The effects of health insurance on poverty have been difficult to ascertain ... the Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children); and refundable federal tax credits (the ...

expressed concern that the 2006 recommendation for a women's dedicated agency was not a reality. [8] Nurses globally are encouraged to become actively involved in fighting poverty. A fact sheet ...