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MUSEO // Women and sustainability // Health // Health, sex and gender
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
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  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
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  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
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  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
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  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
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  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
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  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
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  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
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  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
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  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
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  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
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  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
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  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
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  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
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  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
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  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
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  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
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  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
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  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
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  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
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  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
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  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
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  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
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  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
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  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
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  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
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  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
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  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
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  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
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  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
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  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
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  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
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  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
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  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
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  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
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  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
    See in detail
  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
    See in detail
  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
    See in detail
  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
    See in detail
  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
    See in detail
  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
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  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
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  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
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  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
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  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
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  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
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  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
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  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
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  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
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  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
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  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
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  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
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  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
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  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
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  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
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  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
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  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
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  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
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  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
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  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
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  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
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  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
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  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
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  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
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  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
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  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
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  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
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  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
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  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
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  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th century (Spain) © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UAM.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and tetanus (Ecuador)
    2016. Wamajkara, utensil made of bamboo, for cutting the umbilical cord, Napo (Ecuador)  © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Shared diseases, differential risks: smoking and gender (Spain)
    1850-1880. Girls smoking. Their games imitate adult habits © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Shared diseases, differential risk: fibromyalgia (Spain)
    2005. Walking around Madrid. (Spain) © AEEH
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  •  Sexual and reproductive health (the Philippines)
    Spoon for everyday use representing the sexual act, Hapao region (Philippines)  © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
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  • Bad indicators for reproductive health (Mozambique)
    2014. Adolescents preparing food (Mozambique) © AEEH
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  • Biocultural medium, longevity, gender and life expectancy (India)
    c. 2014. Working the salt flats near Dhrangadhra, Gujarat (India) © Malcolm Chapman/GettyImages
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  • Reproduction, basis of sexual differences (Peru)
    1-600 [AD]. Ceremonial vase, couple copulating, cultural context Recuay (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Armed conflict, violence and sexual health (Mexico)
    1698. Conquest of Mexico: Cortés is received in Texcoco. Xicoténcatl makes peace and the chieftains offer their daughters to Cortés. Mother of pearl inlays by Juan and Miguel González. © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Sexual health and violence (Spain)
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  • Reproduction, the basis of life and evolution (Mexico)
    1200[BC]-400[BC]. "Mujer bonita" and the energy cost of pregnancy and lactation, Tlatilco (México)  © Museo de América
    See in detail
  • Health and biological status
    2005. Newborn with optimal biological status © AEEH
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  • Anatomy and reproductive health (Spain)
    400 [a C] Bronze anatomical votives representing ovaries and uteruso, Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain)  © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Reproductive health and risks during delivery (Spain)
    1st century. Bronze forceps, Roman culture, Mérida, Badajoz (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional  
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  • Risks of delivery: mother-infant death (Spain)
    1536. Death of Isabel of Portugal © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Risks during delivery: maternal deaths
    1826. Tombstone of a young girl who probably died during delivery, Toledo (Spain)  © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares-UA
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  • Maternal death, AIDS and orphans (Mozambique)
    2014 Girls and boys playing, Beira (Mozambique)  © AEEH
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: avitaminosis A
    400 [BC] -101[BC] Votive offering of eyes. Santuario del Collado los Jardines, (Iberian culture), Santa Elena, Jaén (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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  • Maternal morbidity and mortality and deficiency diseases: anaemia
    2014. Women picking tea, Nuwara Eliya (Sri Lanka)  © AEEH
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  • Infant mortality, neonatal and postnatal (Spain)
    1860. Wet nurse with a baby in her arms, Madrid (Spain) © Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
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  • Temporal trends in infant death (Kenya)
    2014. Mother and daughter (Kenya) © AEEH
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  • Neonatal mortality and death in under 5s (the Philippines)
    Lactating child in his mother’s arms, Ifugao spoon (the Philippines) © Museo Nacional de Antropología.
    See in detail
  • Neonatal death and preterm deliveries (Spain)
    Basque cot for a newborn, 19th cen