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Reflecting Reality

Women’s health has been sidelined for too long. A narrow focus on reproduction overlooks the full spectrum of conditions women face.

Hypertension, diabetes, and respiratory diseases are often miscast as men’s problems, while conditions predominantly affecting women are shrouded in stigma and chronically underfunded.

This special report confronts the oversights in global health that force women to navigate non-communicable diseases without support.

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Is women’s respiratory health going up in a puff of smoke?

Asia Pacific is experiencing an explosion in COPD numbers due to economic, infrastructural, and cultural factors.

Andrea Chipman—Global

The growing push to better understand and treat PCOS

PCOS affects millions of women in the US but is poorly understood. Ongoing research and emerging therapies offer a degree of hope.

Roxanne Nelson—US

Building a new future for youth mental health in Colombia

For young women in the global south, mental health is central to equity, inclusion, and justice—it is not an afterthought.

Laura Ospina-Pinillos—Colombia

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Opinions

Upskilling health workers enables technology to save lives

To truly strengthen healthcare systems, we need to prioritise training and partnerships that build lasting local expertise.

Hagen Weissapfel—Singapore

Driving action on non-communicable diseases

As world leaders gather to tackle the global non-communicable disease crisis, women’s health must be at the centre of the response.

Ponda Motsepe-Ditshego—US

Why equitable financing for NCDs starts with inclusion

Equitable access to NCD care must be built into health financing systems from the ground up, centring the needs of women.

Aura Vilhelmsen, Ruth Musila, Saba Husain—Global

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