The economic and social dimension of endometriosis

Anna Królak, Patrycja Kurowska, Wojciech Giermaziak
In: Farmacja Polska · 2018 · vol. 74(6) , pp. 337–344 · doi:10.32383/farmpol/118772 · W3009538514
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This article examines the economic and social costs of endometriosis, including workplace absenteeism and productivity loss, and presents system solutions implemented in Australia, Italy, Spain, and France.

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Tom 74 nr 6 2018 among others from workplace absenteeism and productivity loss). The social cost of this disease resulting from impaired fertility is not without significance. The article also present system solutions for endometriosis in Australia, Italy, Spain and France

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endometriosis

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