Women’s health refers to the branch of health care that specifically addresses the medical needs, issues, and concerns of women throughout their lifespan. This encompasses a range of factors including reproductive health, pregnancy, gynecological conditions, menopause, and chronic diseases that may disproportionately affect women. Women’s health also considers socio-economic, psychological, and cultural aspects that influence women’s health outcomes. It aims to promote overall well-being, prevent diseases, and provide specialized care tailored to the unique physiological and emotional experiences of women. This field emphasizes the importance of research, education, and advocacy to improve health care services and health outcomes for women.
In a groundbreaking move, Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has announced a pilot program allowing female employees to take up to six days off per year for menstrual leave. This…