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Psycholinguistic approaches to ritual labia minora elongation among the Baganda women of Uganda

Bodily Integrity and the Politics of Circumcision. 2006, pp 57-64 Psycholinguistic approaches to ritual labia minora elongation among the Baganda women of Uganda Villa E., Grassivaro Gallo P ABSTRACT Ritual elongation of the labia minora is a particular expansive modification of the external genitalia exercised for cultural motives (FGM type 4 – WHO 1996). The practice isContinue reading “Psycholinguistic approaches to ritual labia minora elongation among the Baganda women of Uganda”

Clinical issues in refugee healthcare: the Somali Bantu population.

Nurse Pract. 2011 Jul;36(7):48-53. Clinical issues in refugee healthcare: the Somali Bantu population. Parve J, Kaul T. Medical College of Wisconsin and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare, Inc., Milwaukee, WI, USA. ABSTRACT With an estimated 803,500 refugees residing in the United States, many NPs will encounter patients who do not speak, read, or understand English. Many of these patientsContinue reading “Clinical issues in refugee healthcare: the Somali Bantu population.”