people usually associate power with military force, multinational corporations, as well as ele-vated political positions. however, marriage and family are not exempted from power strug-gles too; couples often encounter power issues. present article discusses power in families with focussing on power between married partners or conjugal power.the paper also high-lights some of the questions like...

aim: this study focuses on the impact of contraceptive methods on weight gain among female athletes. clinical studies confirm that weight gain is often considered a side effect of hormonal contraceptives and many women think that an association exists; this is while, sports medicine and injuries’ studies report that this effect is still unclear. this comparative study was designed to dwell on t...

Marriage binds couples together in a spousal relation to form a family [1] and this transition includes moving in together, becoming a parent, children reaching adolescence, relocations, and job changes. It is a traditional norm of the society. It does not only renew the race. It is system of continued existence of every society throughout the globe. Thus, life transitions later in marriage are...

The last French census (1999) found that almost all over-60s had been married only once. Both divorce and new union formation are uncommon at these ages, and conjugal life is most likely to be ended by the death of the lifetime partner. But probability of spousal loss is not the same for men and women. Excess male mortality coupled with partner age differentials (wives averaging three years you...

INTRODUCTION The negative impact of paediatric cancer on parents is well known and is even greater when intensive treatments are used. This study aimed to describe how couples whose child has received a transplant for the treatment of leukaemia view conjugal resilience and to evaluate the role of we-ness as a precursor of conjugal adjustment. METHODS Four parental couples were interviewed. In...

BACKGROUND Mortality risk is lower in married than in unmarried men and women. However, little is known about the association between mortality and relationship status in South Africa where marriage rates are low, migration is common, many couples are not co-resident and HIV prevalence is high. METHOD Using demographic surveillance data collected from 2001 to 2011, relationship status was cat...

Adaptive mutation to Lac(+) in Escherichia coli strain FC40 depends on recombination functions and is enhanced by the expression of conjugal functions. To test the hypothesis that the conjugal function that is important for adaptive mutation is the production of a single-strand nick at the conjugal origin, we supplied an exogenous nicking enzyme, the gene II protein (gIIp) of bacteriophage f1, ...

Gonococci containing a 24 X 10(6)-dalton conjugal plasmid were able to mobilize for transfer a smaller, non-self-transmissible penicillinase (Pcr) plasmid with high frequency under appropriate conditions. In some strains, over 10% of donor colony-forming units transferred the Pcr plasmid in a mating of less than 2 h, which suggests that the conjugal system was naturally derepressed. Colony-opac...

The rarity of venereal granuloma in married couples is usually brought forward as a point in favour of the non-venereal origin of the disease. It appears that no authentic instance of conjugal granuloma has so far been reported in the literature. We have seen several cases of conjugal disease during the past five years and, in view of the recent articles on the subject in the Gazette, and the c...