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The term "women's empowerment" refers to the promotion of women's self-worth, their ability to make independent choices, and their capacity to drive social change for themselves and others. This paper aims to identify the conditions, factors, and methods that empower women and mothers to engage in social action and promote health movements. While advancements in medical knowledge have been significant, experts agree that the most substantial improvements in health will stem from changes in behavior. This article seeks to assist researchers and women's advocates in understanding why this is the case. Specifically, it introduces a tool designed to identify both barriers to and facilitators of women's health-seeking behaviors. Unlike traditional approaches that focus solely on psychological or personal factors related to health seeking, this method considers the individual within their broader sociocultural context. Despite rapid advancements in technology and information technology, women in many developing countries continue to be deprived of their rights and basic needs. In India, women have faced numerous challenges of inequality and deprivation over time, leading to issues such as illiteracy and poverty. This study aims to explore the relationship between gender characteristics, health, and women's empowerment.

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