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Short report: How family physicians can support discussions about menstrual issues

Erin Fredericks
Canadian Family Physician March 2014; 60 (3) e194-e196;
Erin Fredericks
Doctoral candidate in the Interdisciplinary PhD Program at Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS, at the time of submission.
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    Characteristics of participants

    PATIENTSYEAR OF BIRTHETHNICITYNO. OF CHILDRENEDUCATION LEVELHOUSEHOLD INCOME, $DIAGNOSIS (IF AVAILABLE)
    11969White3University25 000–49 999No diagnosis
    21962White2University< 15 000No diagnosis
    31962African Canadian3University≥ 50 000No diagnosis
    41963White4University≥ 50 000No diagnosis
    51950White2High school≥ 50 000No diagnosis
    61984White0University25 000–49 999No diagnosis
    71966White0University< 15 000Endometriosis
    81964White3University≥ 50 000Abnormal uterine bleeding
    91958White2University≥ 50 000Uterine fibroids
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