An edition of Ancient bodies, modern lives
(2010)
Ancient bodies, modern lives
how evolution has shaped women's health
by Wenda Trevathan
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Ancient bodies, modern lives: how evolution has shaped women's health
2010, Oxford University Press
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0195388887 9780195388886
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Table of Contents
Are we grown up yet?
Vicious cycles
Getting pregnant: why can't everyone just get along?
Staying pregnant
Welcome to the world
The greasy, helpless one-hour-old human newborn
Women are defined by their breasts
But women are more than breasts
If reproduction is what it's all about, why does it stop?
What good are old women? quite a lot, thank you
Implications for women's health in the 21st century
and preventing the epidemiological collision.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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