Sexual health concerns in women with intellectual disabilities: a systematic review in qualitative studies

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Behzad Karami Matin
Michelle Ballan
Fatemeh Darabi
Ali Kazemi Karyani
Moslem Soofi
Shahin Soltani
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[1] Health Institute,Research Center for Environmental Determinants of Health
[2] Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences,Department of Public Health
[3] School of Social Welfare,undefined
[4] Stony Brook University,undefined
[5] Asadabad School of Medical Sciences,undefined
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BMC Public Health | / 21卷
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Sexual health; Sexuality; Sex education; Intellectual disability; Qualitative studies; Systematic review;
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