“Women’s health” is a concept that conjures up many meanings and agendas in different regions of the world among many different strata of women. Yet these differences do not discourage women from espousing and supporting women’s health; nor is there much of an interest on the part of women advocates for reducing the number of concerns. Generally speaking women’s health is conceptually pragmatic -- that is, women’s health is generally thought to include all conditions, diseases, care and research that affects women either disproportionately or differently from men. .
