Traveling the Globe for Women’s Health is a case-based guide for all physicians considering working in another country that addresses both clinical and cultural issues. Each chapter includes examples and case-based questions developed from the contributor’s work abroad. The themes of cultural sensitivity and ethical challenges are addressed in each chapter. From clinical information on obstetric fistula, female circumcision and cervical cancer to larger discussions of maternal mortality, sexual violence and access to family planning, this book is an invaluable resource for the growing number of health care professionals interested in working for women’s health around the world.