Use and abuse of oxytocin : millennium development goals 4 and 5 in South Asia

Patricia Jeffery; Petra Brhlikova

Use and abuse of oxytocin : millennium development goals 4 and 5 in South Asia

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In this paper, we argue that focusing on pharmaceuticals use ‘on the ground’ can illuminate some of the problematic relationships between labouring women’s experiences in the Global South and the policies put in place to ameliorate them.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Edinburgh
Number of pages	25
Publication status	Published - 1 Jun 2009

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TPSA: Tracing pharmaceuticals in South Asia: Regulation, distribution and consumption
Jeffery, R., Ecks, S., Harper, I., Jeffery, P. & Pollock, A.
ESRC
1/09/06 → 30/06/09
Project: Research

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TPSA: Tracing pharmaceuticals in South Asia: Regulation, distribution and consumption

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