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If workplace women's health sessions discuss only maternity and ignore other health needs what is missing?

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Correct answer: Holistic gender health approach

The direct answer is A: a holistic gender-health approach is missing. Women's health at work includes much more than pregnancy or motherhood. It may include menstrual health, reproductive health, nutrition, mental well-being, fatigue, occupational injuries, exposure to chemicals, ergonomics, disability, age-related needs, privacy, sanitation, and access to confidential care. Step by step: the session discusses only maternity; other workers may have important health needs; those needs remain unrecognised and unsupported; therefore the programme is narrow rather than comprehensive. Option A is correct because it asks for health support based on the whole person and the diversity of women workers. Option B is wrong because maternity-only discussion cannot be called complete support. Option C is wrong because equal pay is an employment-right issue, not the missing health approach in this example. Option D is wrong because decoration does not provide health care or protection. A broad approach should be respectful, evidence-based, confidential, accessible, and inclusive. Memory cue: women’s workplace health is not only maternity.

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Women HealthWorkplace WelfareGender Sensitivity

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