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However, women (and men) in the global south experience threatened and actual detention, loss of livelihood — including confiscation of land — physical, sexual and emotional abuse and other significant human-rights abuses because of their advocacy and work for social change in their communities and countries.

With the entire home Olympic experience threatening to turn rather giddily medal-coloured in the glow of an improbable weekend of athletic success, there was something resembling a rush for the exits on Monday afternoon as four British teams left their home Olympics within the space of an hour and a half – and not just these Olympics but perhaps even all Olympics.

If your presentational phenomenology includes only the non-occluded regions, and only presentational phenomenology supplies perceptual justification, the rational powers of experience threaten to be limited.

However, private patients were more likely to experience threatened miscarriage (6.7% vs 4.6% ; p<0.001) and placenta praevia (0.7% vs 0.3%; p<0.0001), but were less likely to experience prelabour rupture of membranes (1.7% vs 3.9% p<0.0001).

Compared with women who have never been pregnant, those who have miscarried are more likely to experience threatened miscarriage, preterm birth, induced labour, and postpartum haemorrhage in the next pregnancy.

In reference to the first two research questions, we found that people who combined teaching with another job experienced threatening situations less frequently and perceived these situations to be less stressful.

Stressful experiences threaten this homeostasis and elicit sympathetic nervous system responses and stimulate the release of cortisol [9].

Almost all participants (17 of 19) reported experiencing threatened physical violence from their husbands.

There were only two participants who reported that they never experienced threatened physical violence by their husbands.

Supportive care has been provided as a specific intervention for women experiencing recurrent miscarriage but not as yet for women experiencing threatened miscarriage.

For women with a history of unexplained recurrent miscarriage providing supportive care in a subsequent pregnancy improves live birthing outcomes, but the provision of supportive care to women experiencing threatened miscarriage has to date not been examined.