Why Women Spend the Last 5–6 Years of Life in Worse Health Than Men (And What to Do About It)
Why do women spend the last 5–6 years of life in worse health than men — and what does it have to do with your ovaries? Only 8–9% of NIH research funding goes to women’s health research, and by some estimates as little as 4% of private R&D investment goes to anything outside female cancers, fertility, and…
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