Eleanor M. Maticka-Tyndale, University of Windsor
Professor
Sociology
Windsor, Ontario
maticka@uwindsor.ca
Office:
(519) 253-3000 ext. 2200
Expert In
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Collaborative research and knowledge transfer among Canadian and international academic research, government, and non-government organizations to create a single, comprehensive archive of current materials on SRH; collecting new data to further increase knowledge about ...
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Collaborative research and knowledge transfer among Canadian and international academic research, government, and non-government organizations to create a single, comprehensive archive of current materials on SRH; collecting new data to further increase knowledge about ...
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Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Collaborative research and knowledge transfer among Canadian and international academic research, government, and non-government organizations to create a single, comprehensive archive of current materials on SRH; collecting new data to further increase knowledge about specific SRH-related issues.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
Findings should: benefit the quality of health and life of Canadians by providing research evidence that can contribute to effective solutions to problems and inequities in sexual health and well-being; reduce health and social service costs related to poor sexual health; and contribute to making Canada a sexually healthy, and more socially-just society.
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Collaborative research and knowledge transfer among Canadian and international academic research, government, and non-government organizations to create a single, comprehensive archive of current materials on SRH; collecting new data to further increase knowledge about specific SRH-related issues.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
Findings should: benefit the quality of health and life of Canadians by providing research evidence that can contribute to effective solutions to problems and inequities in sexual health and well-being; reduce health and social service costs related to poor sexual health; and contribute to making Canada a sexually healthy, and more socially-just society.
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