Percent Decrease in FGM between Oldest (45-49 years) and Youngest (15-19 years) Cohorts of Women over the years in Egypt.

Percent Decrease in FGM between Oldest (45-49 years) and Youngest (15-19 years) Cohorts of Women over the years in Egypt.

<p>Percent Decrease in FGM between Oldest (45-49 years) and Youngest (15-19 years) Cohorts of Women over the years in Egypt.</p>

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التفاصيل البيبلوغرافية
المؤلف الرئيسي:	Shatha Elnakib (8901764) (author)
مؤلفون آخرون:	May Sallab (22655955) (author), Amira Hussein (16274246) (author), Meral Marouf (19992135) (author), Shadia Elshiwy (22655958) (author), Reem Elsherbini (22655961) (author), Kirantheja Daggula (22655964) (author), Indira Prihartono (19110232) (author)
منشور في:	2025
الموضوعات:	Medicine Biotechnology Sociology Cancer Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified “ expertise ” traditional practitioners like traditional cutters – ngo program staff human rights violation female genital mutilation essential — one advance concrete action increasingly medicalized posing subnational contexts based still commonly used among younger cohorts fgm health consequences elimination </ p div >< p medicalization remains lower lower fgm prevalence frame medicalized fgm exploring temporal trends examine fgm medicalization high fgm prevalence medicalized fgm fgm prevalence medicalization among high medicalization subnational patterns still undergoing integrates fgm fgm persists high rates tailors interventions study aims significant challenge service training safer option risen sharply reaching 83 quantitative analysis policy context parental deference methods approach medical providers medical curricula marked decline limited awareness level approach healthcare providers findings demonstrate factors driving distinct patterns
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