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Women Live Longer But Suffer More Illnesses: The Health Paradox Revealed

रिसर्च के अनुसार महिलाएं अक्सर क्रोनिक डिजीज से जूझती हैं, जो लंबे समय तक परेशान करती हैं.

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News18•08-03-2026, 12:37

Women Live Longer But Suffer More Illnesses: The Health Paradox Revealed

•Women generally live longer than men, but spend many years battling illnesses, making their lives more painful.
•A global BMJ study found women suffer significantly more illnesses than men, a difference starting in teenage years.
•Men are prone to life-threatening diseases like heart attacks; women face chronic issues like arthritis, migraine, anxiety, and depression.
•Luisa Sorio Flor notes hormonal changes and social pressure contribute to early mental and physical health issues in girls.
•Experts call for gender-specific health plans: focus on chronic illnesses for women, and risk behaviors/heart disease for men.

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