HLTC02H3 Lecture Notes - Gender Analysis, Electronic Body Music, Cardiovascular Disease
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Lecture 5 (4): human rights and political economy. Looking at the output variables of gender, race, and class and doing a gender analysis and how these variables interact. Applying gender analysis to cardiovascular disease for women, incidence, and how it affects women in different racial class and ses. The focus as in the first assignment should be on gender/diversity analysis (or intersectional analysis). See this as male constructs and does not capture women"s lived experiences and constructs: eg. Male only research samples when looking at research as how women experience heart attacks and symptoms for heart attacks differently; fundamental differences. Social and physical barriers of inequalities should not hinder access of resources: human rights principles. People are entitled to not being tortured. Important for governments to ensure that people have good social and health well-being. People need to be free from any form of discrimination: cedaw impact report- canada, canadian governments have failed to provide: