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The Role of Gender in Media Consumption and Access to Health services

Posted by: admin on Thu, 2010-07-01 09:57

 


A-Scapes Research Analyst Hannah Bowen recently delivered a presentation at the Population Reference Bureau highlighting research findings from our Kenya and Ghana quantitative reports regarding the role of gender in media consumption and access to health services.

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