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While the work place can be a dangerous place for women in term of their health, work also can provide health benefits. What are some of the ways that paid work benefits women?

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This solution briefly summarizes how paid work can also provide numerous health, social, emotional, and mental benefits for women, using a 12 paged reference as a lens.

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As you briefly summarize how paid work can also provide numerous health benefits for women, it can offer working women and their families improved overall "...quality of food and housing" (Unit 7 133), which then coincide with greater health in the long and short term. As a whole, the readings cite how "Studies that have examined employed ...

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