Tag: women

According to public health researchers at the University of Michigan, women are far more likely than men to wait 90-plus ...

It’s well documented that race, income, and geography can influence amputees’ health status. But there’s another fault line in patient ...

Female prosthetists are becoming more numerous and more influential within the profession. Amputees stand to benefit in some important ways ...

Today, many university-level prosthetic programs are majority-female—and as those graduates enter the workforce, they’re bound to have an influence on ...

The Wise Women Parliament is a support group for amputee women. It empowers women to share personal experiences about living ...