According to Forbes, women are typically diagnosed:

• 2.5 years later than men for cancer
• 4.5 years later than men for diabetes;
• later than men in more than 700 diseases.
• Moreover, 60% of long-Covid sufferers are women.

in addition, Women’s burn-out is on the rise. McKinsey’s 2022 Women in the Workplace report indicates:

• women experience burnout symptoms at a higher rate than men.
• the burnout gap between women and men is almost double that of 2021
• 42% of women report feeling burned out

As replacing employees is expensive—it can cost up to two times their annual salary, corporations cannot afford to address women’s performance and health challenges