It's a glittering reminder that women’s health – a market that’s been traditionally underserved – is far from its commonly ascribed view of being “niche”. Exclusion from researchThis lack of priority for women’s health has long been systemic, with deep historical roots. Increasing representationDespite progress, the gender health gap remains wide, underscoring a huge underinvestment in women's health. The economic benefits of prioritising women's health are immense, and this shift should be viewed as a priority. By understanding and acting on the significance of women's health, we pave the way for a more equitable future for all.

Source: The Guardian February 12, 2024 11:01 UTC