On the health and wellbeing of single working women without children

The book "On the Health and Wellbeing of Single Working Women Without Children" offers a comprehensive analysis of the health and wellbeing of single working women without children. This specific demographic group is often overlooked in research, despite playing a significant role in many cultures. The authors examine the stigmatization of singlehood in partner-oriented societies and the impact of this stigmatization on research. Through qualitative interviews and a critical analysis of existing scientific literature, the book illustrates how often the realities of single women's lives are interpreted through the lens of parental or partner roles, leading to a distorted perception of their quality of life. The book calls for a reflective engagement with the status of single individuals in health research and highlights how these women define and shape their own wellbeing. It is a valuable resource for researchers in the fields of health and singles, as well as for single and childless women.