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The value of diagnostic tests for reassurance.
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Differences between women and men are present in the rate of diagnosed disease after diagnostic interventions are conducted in primary care.
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Dream of an elsewhere: contemporary African American travel writing
No full textAfrican American literature is infused with travel. Experiences of physical journeying have been pivotal to the story of men and women of African descent in the United States for hundreds of years, since the original traumatic forced displacement of the Middle Passage that generated a diasporic subjectivity intertwined with corporeal motion. The subsequent emancipatory journey to freedom, as recited in slave narratives, decentred the coercive migrations of the slave trade by coupling the subversive act of self-directed movement through geographical space with a collective understanding of liberty. Wanderings in the period after the Civil War, followed by the momentous collective Great Migratory journeys of the twentieth century, as well as the countless and ongoing voyages to the ancestral continent of Africa spanning four centuries, has only deepened the criticality of travel to African American history and cultural production. However, African American travel writing has received only a small amount of scholarly attention. Moreover, of that scant consideration, the focus has tended to be on narratives of involuntary or economically necessitated movement. Thorough academic study of the contemporary literature of African American travel beyond these domains is rare, despite the potential rewards of such an endeavour for researchers interested in the contemporary (re)construction of African American subjectivity and in the continuing artistic evolution of the changeable and indeterminate travel book form
Female sex and femininity independently associate with common somatic symptom trajectories
No full textSex and gender differences in primary care help-seeking for common somatic symptoms: a longitudinal study
No full textThis longitudinal study focusses on sex and gender differences in the primary care help-seeking for common somatic symptoms in the Netherland
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