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(2018). Why saying "just grieve it" doesn’t work: A preliminary feminist intersectional analysis.
Ottawa, ON: Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW/ICREF). Abstract |
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Sari, N., and Osman B. Acan
(2018). The effect of body weight on employment among Canadian women: Evidence from Canadian data.
Canadian Journal of Public Health, 109 (5-6), 873-881. Abstract |
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Jacobs, J. C., Van Houtven C. H., Laporte A., and Coyte P. C.
(2017). The impact of informal caregiving intensity on women's retirement in the United States.
Journal of Population Ageing, 10 (2), 159-180. Abstract |
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Brownridge, D. A., Taillieu T., Chan K. L., Afifi T. O., Santos S. C., and Tiwari A.
(2016). Gender and the risk of men's and women's intimate partner violence across activity limitation types in Canada.
Partner Abuse, 7 (2), 169-192., April Abstract |
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(2015). What drives self-employment survival for women and men? Evidence from Canada.
Journal of Labor Research, 36 (1), 27-43. Abstract |
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Proulx, C.
(2015). Juggling spheres of life: The provision of unpaid care over the life course and its impact on men's and women's employment trajectories.
Department of Sociology. Montréal, QC: McGill University. Abstract |
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Larose, S. L.
(2014). The impact of obesity on employment participation and earnings among working-age women in Canada: Evidence from the NPHS longitudinal data.
Epidemiology and Biostatistics. London, ON: University of Western Ontario. Abstract |
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Matheson, J. A., and McIntyre L.
(2014). Women respondents report higher household food insecurity than do men in similar Canadian households.
Public Health Nutrition, 17 (1), 40-48. Abstract |
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Adsera, A., and Ferrer A. M.
(2014). The myth of immigrant women as secondary workers: Evidence from Canada.
American Economic Review, 104 (5), 360-364., May Abstract |
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Wong, I., Smith P. M., Mustard C., and Gignac M.
(2014). For better or worse? Changing shift schedules and the risk of work injury among men and women.
Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment and Health, 40 (6), 621-630. Abstract |
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Schoueri-Mychasiw, N., and McDonald P. W.
(2013). Factors associated with underscreening for cervical cancer among women in Canada.
Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, 14 (11), 6445-6450. Abstract |
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(2013). Why do women earn less than men? A synthesis of findings from Canadian microdata.
CRDCN Synthesis Series, , September: CRDCN. Abstract |
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(2013). Why do women earn less than men?.
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De Melo, M., de Sa E., and Gucciardi E.
(2013). Exploring differences in Canadian adult men and women with Diabetes management: Results from the Canadian Community Health Survey.
BMC Public Health, 13 (1089), 1-12. Abstract |
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Vincent, C.
(2012). Women's gains on the labour market: A synthesis of research.
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Schirle, T.
(2012). The effect of the Universal Child Care Benefit on women's labour supply.
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Worthington, C., McLeish K., and Fuller-Thomson E.
(2012). Adherence over time to cervical cancer screening guidelines: Insights from the Canadian National Population Health Survey.
Journal of Women's Health, 21 (2), 199-208., February Abstract |
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Janssen, P. A., Heaman M., Urquia M. L., O'Campo P. J., and Thiessen K.
(2012). Risk factors for postpartum depression among abused and nonabused women.
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 207 (6), e1-8. Abstract |
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Sweet, R., and Adamuti-Trache M.
(2012). Explaining self-reported language proficiency gains of immigrant women: Final report to Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
Ottawa, ON: Citizenship and Immigration Canada. |
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Konrad, A. M., and Yang Y.
(2012). Is using work-life interface benefits a career-limiting move? An examination of women, men, lone parents, and parents with partners.
Journal of Organizational Behavior, 33 (8), 1095-1119. Abstract |
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Akhtar-Danesh, N., Elit L., and Lytwyn A.
(2012). Temporal trends in the relative survival among women with cervical cancer in Canada: A population-based study.
International Journal of Gynecological Cancer, 22 (7), 1208-1213. Abstract |
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Austen, S.., and MacPhail F..
(2011). The post-school education choices of young women in Australia and Canada.
The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 22 (3), 141-158.: University of New South Wales, Centre for Applied. Abstract |
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Pacaut, P., Le Bourdais C., and Laplante B.
(2011). The changing impact of conjugal status and motherhood on employment across generations of Canadian women.
Canadian Studies in Population, 38 (3-4), 105-132. Abstract |
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Saqib, M., Ardern C., and Tamim H.
(2011). Epidemiology of pap smear utilization among Canadian women, 2005.
Canadian Journal of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, 1 (4), 28-37., January Abstract |
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(2011). The association of acute and chronic postpartum pain with postpartum depression in a nationally representative sample of Canadian women.
Department of Epidemiology and Community Medicine. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
