Your book described the disadvantaged groups of health care as the uninsured, underinsured, low-income groups, minorities, and women. Focusing on women as a disadvantaged group in health care, the book indicates that they receive less preventative care and are more likely than men to not have insurance. Discuss the areas of research and the relevance by Andrew Kadar and the Women's Health Initiative of the National Institute of Health that relate to women as a disadvantaged group. Do you agree or disagree with these assessments? Why or why not? If you believe changes need to be made, what changes can be made to the system to allow equal access? If you do not believe changes need to be made, what areas do policymakers need to focus on?