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6 conditions that highlight the women’s health gap
Women are consistently underdiagnosed for certain conditions and women's health is under-researched. Here are six conditions that highlight the gender health gap.
Women are consistently underdiagnosed for certain conditions and women's health is under-researched. Here are six conditions that highlight the gender health gap.
Para garantizar un futuro seguro para todos, es necesario invertir más en agua en todo el mundo. Esto es lo que hay que saber sobre la inversión en el sector del agua.
To ensure a safe water future for all, more investment in water is needed globally. Here’s what you need to know about investing in the water sector.
Alrededor de 350 000 mujeres mueren cada año de cáncer del cuello uterino, sobre todo en los países de renta baja. Pero es una enfermedad prevenible: esto es lo que hay que saber.
Hundreds of thousands of women die each year from cervical cancer, particularly in lower-income countries. But it’s a preventable disease – here’s what you need to know.
La fundadora de Girls Who Code, Reshma Saujani, explica por qué creó Moms First, lanzó PaidLeave.ai y cómo la herramienta de IA puede ayudar a cerrar la brecha de género.
Top economy stories: Eurozone returns to growth; Japan's economy declines; inflation slowing in US.
Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani explains why she set up Moms First, launched PaidLeave.ai and how the AI tool can help close the gender gap.
From building resilience to boosting regional integration for growth, here are some of the key #SpecialMeeting24 takeaways on MENA's future economic outlook.
Top economy stories: UK emerges from recession; China's trade returns to growth; Japan's economy expected to shrink.
在世界经济论坛年会上,工作、劳动者和工作场所的未来是一项重要议题。如果不对劳动者进行同等的投资,工业投资就不可能取得成功,是与会领导人传达的重要信息之一。以下是专家指出的2024年值得关注的重要工作和工作场所趋势。
The need to invest in human capital was a key topic at the World Economic Forum's Special Meeting on Global Collaboration, Growth and Energy for Development.
Debt-for-nature swaps could provide $100 billion to restore nature and help countries adapt to climate change, according to a report. But what are they?
Balancing the urgent need to speed up progress on the energy transition, while ensuring that everyone on the planet has just, affordable, and equitable access to energy.
World leaders are meeting in Saudi Arabia for the World Economic Forum's Special Meeting on Global Collaboration, Growth and Energy for Development. Here's what you need to know.