When Pain Is Ignored: Gender Health Study reveals...
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44 percent of women in Austria report that they have not been taken seriously by doctors in pain. For men, it is "only 23 percent. For more than one third of women, pain has been dismissed as psychologically. The new "Austrian Health Report" shows this.
Women regard their mental condition much less as good or very good than men. These and other differences in physical and mental health emerge from the Austrian Health Report 2026.
The Austrian Health Report 2026 shows a significant difference in how the health system is perceived by women and men. This gap clearly shows that there is a need for action. AUSTRIA. More than half of the male population in Austria is (very) satisfied with the health system in the country. For women, on the other hand, it is 41 percent. In addition, almost one in two women does not feel taken seriously.
While more than half of men "are satisfied with health care systems, women are only 41 percent. Young people have more mental problems than older people.
According to the latest Austrian Health Report, women in the local health system feel less well than men. 44 percent of Austrian women had stated in the representative study that their symptoms would not be taken seriously "uncommonly" or "frequently". Only 23 percent of men had complained about this. Last July, 1,000 people were asked about health issues by phone and online for the study.
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