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  • Book
    Meredeth Turshen.
    Summary: This book follows the implications of the changing landscape for women's health and health care and their sexual and reproductive rights. In the latest national and international health policy developments, we are witnessing the effects of a series of concerted conservative attacks on women. Facing this onslaught, women's health movements are using the new technologies of the Internet and social media and finding other novel ways to advance their rights and protest against attempts to roll back the gains they made in the last four decades. Detailed country case studies and discussions of topics ranging from violence against women, disability, and birth control, as well as abundant examples of women's activism from all over the world make this account of women's health movements a lively, informative, and compelling read.

    Contents:
    Chapter 1 Women Organizing: Activism Worldwide
    Chapter 2 The Global Context
    Chapter 3 The Triple Day: Women's Home, Community, and Workplace Environments
    Chapter 4 Fighting for Good Health Services, Struggling with the Pharmaceutical Industry
    Chapter 5 The Sexual Politics of Violence against Women
    Chapter 6 Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
    Chapter 7 Toward a Universalism of Inclusion.
    Digital Access Springer 2020
  • Article
    Ito K, Inoue M, Noda T, Kuwano K, Takeda H, Kasugai T, Sugiura H.
    Gastroenterol Jpn. 1978;13(1):13-20.
    The stimulating effect of AOC-tetragastrin, caerulein, Histalog and secretin on human gastric acid and pepsin secretion was studied in gastric ulcer patients. The pattern of gastric acid and pepsin secretion after the administration of caerulein was closely resembled to that of gastrin. Slight increase of pepsin secretion after gastrin or caerulein could be based on "wash-out" action caused by the increase of acid secretion after the stimulants. Stimulating effect on gastric pepsin secretion of histalog and secretin would be independent of gastric acid secretion.
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