Aging and Menopause Among Indian South African Women Maria Merin Antony

Aging and Menopause Among Indian South African Women Maria Merin AntonyDu Toit contributes to the study of the climacteric as an important phase of the life cycle among women of different cultures (the later reproductive and postreproductive years). Drawing upon perspectives in anthropology, sociology, psychology, and gerontology, he demonstrates the need for an adequate cross cultural theory of aging among women, and offers a solid body of research from South Africa in establishing a standard methodology for the study

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