The McKinsey Podcast
Are women's prime working years in peril?
Mar 21, 2024
Exploring neglected women's healthcare issues, potential $1 trillion global economy boost. Addressing gender disparities in healthcare outcomes, need for understanding distinctions. Closing the gender gap in healthcare, promoting employer awareness and resource allocation. Importance of reading the room and pivoting discussions to meet client needs for successful meetings.
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Quick takeaways
- Addressing women's health gap during prime working years can boost the global economy by $1 trillion annually.
- Improving healthcare by considering sex-based differences is crucial to better treat prevalent conditions in women.
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Women's Health Gap: Misconceptions and Economic Impact
Women's health is often oversimplified, with misconceptions that impact how conditions are treated. Contrary to the belief that women live longer means they are healthier, women actually spend 25% more time in poor health than men. The major health gap for women occurs during prime working years, affecting economic productivity. Addressing this gap presents a trillion-dollar economic opportunity globally, enhancing healthy living days and work participation.
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