The health of Australia’s females

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

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The health of Australia’s females

4 Oct 2017

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

Women Public health Illness Pregnancy Australia

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The health of Australia’s females

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Australia's 12 million females (in 2016) experience varying health outcomes across population characteristics like Indigenous status, remoteness, socioeconomic disadvantage and age. Females also experience different health outcomes than males.

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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2017

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CC BY

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open

Post date:

9 Oct 2017

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