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The special hardships of disabled women.


 Disabled women face double discrimination because of their gender and their handicaps. The discrimination is severe and affects all areas of life. Women with disabilities that are more prevalent among men, such as heart attacks, receive less effective health care, and less research is devoted to their problems. Disabilities studied in relation to women usually concern pregnant women only. Women often have less access to rehabilitation services than men because the potential for a return to gainful employment is a criterion for eligibility to such services. Women, even those gainfully employed before their disability set in, are usually not expected to return to work. Disabled women heads of households with dependent children do not receive disability-related benefits as often as men. Many disabled women around the world are illiterate, unskilled, and poor, as well as being female and disabled. Women have higher probabilities of becoming disabled than men because their life spans are longer. Research on the problems of disabled women and measures for their integration into socially active life should be carried out.
