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1. Health Canada. Health Canada's Gender-based analysis policy. Ottawa:Minister of Public Works, 2000 p.14
2. Integrating Gender Perspectives in the work of WHO, WHO Gender Policy, 2002
3. Health Canada. Women's Health Strategy, Women's Health Bureau, Health Canada, 1999. http://hc-sc.gc/english/women/womenstrat.htm
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5. Dr. Janet Dollin, University of Ottawa
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8. Dr. Anna Day, Women's College Hospital, University of Toronto
9. WHO Gender and Health : technical paper 1998 http://www.who.int/reproductive-health/publications/WHO_98_16_ gender_and_ health _technical_paper/WHO_98_16.introduction.en.html
