One-eyed science: occupational health and women workers
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TL;DR
Changing Science for Women Workers Notes Index shows how science and real life have changed since Jeanne Mager Stellman's book was first published in 1993.
Abstract
Foreword - Jeanne Mager Stellman Preface 1. Women Workers and Their Working Conditions 2. Is There a Women's Occupational Health Problem? 3. Are Women Biologically Fit for Jobs? Are Jobs Fit for Women? 4. Who Are Scientists? 5. Rigor: The Scientific Basis for Funding 6. Constructing Scientific Knowledge 7. Musculoskeletal Problems 8. Office Work and Health 9. Emotional Stressors in Women's Occupations 10. Reproductive Hazards 11. Science and Real Life 12. Changing Science for Women Workers Notes Index