Gender Health Gap Persists as NHS Secures New Breast Cancer Drug

A major study of 38 global studies found 33 showed women receive less active treatment than men for identical conditions. Women with heart attacks get medication; men get bypasses. Women needing dialysis wait longer for permanent access. Doctors more often dismiss female symptoms as anxiety. The research, published in PLOS One, shows this pattern holds across cardiology, nephrology, and neurology. *"For clinicians, the findings are a prompt to check whether treatment is being...