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A woman's anatomy and physiology differs from a man and results in specific health issues. Cervical cancer is unique to women, and there is a greater chance for Breast cancer (although men can still get breast cancer). Urinary tract infections, osteoporosis, depression, and autoimmune diseases also occur at a greater rate for women.
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