We must talk about this, particularly on International Day of Action for Women's Health, a permanent fixture on the global awareness calendar since 1987. Its objective is to highlight the prevailing gaps in research data regarding female health, and to campaign for a better understanding and funding of women's health issues. She has written an entire book on the global medical science gender gap, how it impacts women's health and, ultimately, their survival rates when facing a medical crisis. The above is not the only reason the annual International Day of Action for Women's Health remains incredibly vital. Less fundingWhat makes it worse is that women's health research receives significantly less funding than male health research.

Source: News 24 May 27, 2021 10:41 UTC