… In this study of Honduran women, the use of improved Justa stoves was associated with 63%
lower levels of personal PM 2.5 , 73% lower levels of indoor PM 2.5 , and 87% lower levels …

… In the present analysis, 150 Honduran women with an average age of 37.3 years (SD, 9.0;
range, 25–56) were included. Half of the women owned a traditional stove (n = 76), the other …

… Studies examining the relationship between stove use and adverse health effects have …
Honduran women in two communities, one semi-urban and one rural. Thirty-eight women …

… sample of postpartum Honduran women; and second, to … were 2 619 postpartum Honduran
women who had had a … that provide services to the Honduran working class population. Over …

… rates of knowledge among women in a part of Honduras by presenting data from … health
practices and knowledge of patients and health professionals in at least one area of Honduras…

… specific challenges that women contend with during … of Honduras. Comprehensive information
about the sociocultural and economic conditions that influence maternal health and health…

… In Honduras, cancer of the cervix is a major public health problem and also has the highest
mortality rates due to cancer among women with a cervical cancer age standardized rate of …

… In Tegucigalpa, the capital city of Honduras, 22 local women participated in two focus
groups. This article was written to give voice to these native Honduran women’s unique …

… use is relatively high in Honduras, with a prevalence of 56.4% among married women ages
15–49 (all information in this section from Secretaría de Salud [Honduras], 2006). Female …

… discusses women's nutritional status in Honduran Miskito communities and has three goals.
The first is to provide baseline information about body size and composition among women …