There, on the top floor, are the patients with certain female ailments, mostly unnamed but uniformly debilitating.
When including only female raters, an additional ailment reported by the subject in the photograph was associated with a decrease of 6.72 percentage-points in health assessment (p = .026).026
In Uganda, a study on older caregivers found that most respondents had anxiety about their future and wellbeing and that most, especially females, had physical ailments [ 4].
Many medicinal plants are used to treat various reproductive function ailments such as female infertility which is a public health concern in Sub-Saharan African countries [ 4].
The female elders of the family suffer from various ailments because of the unhygienic water they drink and use to wash clothes and cooking utensils.
As a result, female patients are more likely to suffer such complicating ailments as diabetes or lung disease.
For centuries, uteri were thought to move freely within the female body, strangling other organs and causing a variety of ailments.
Not only are benign mammary tumors like Zver's common in female rats starting at around 18 months, when rat menopause hits, but so are respiratory ailments and unpleasant skin conditions.
There is comfort to be found in all this order, hygiene, quiet routine and companionship, the resigned acceptance of the female body, and the constant, watchful presence of attendants who bring food and treat unnameable ailments.
To estimate a 10% increase in the use of services by the street- dwellers from the existing 34% from the government/non-government facilities for any ailment, with 95% confidence interval, and 80% power, the required sample-size was 200 ever-married females and 200 ever-married males aged 15+ years from each study area.
Second, Hulse et al. (2001) studied a small group of adolescents seeking treatment in the ED for alcohol or drug related ailments and found females have a greater risk for non-fatal prescription drug related overdose in comparison to males.
