Women tend to live longer than men, so they also experience disease longer, Global Gender Health Gap
Dawn Research Reporter + Dawn TV
London: A long but unique study has found that women suffer from more diseases and live longer sick lives than men.
According to a study published in the medical journal The Global Gender Health Gap, it was found that because women live longer than men, they also face diseases for longer.
Experts researched the diseases and the duration of living with these diseases in women and men in 20 different countries, cities, regions, and regions of the world.
Research has shown that men are more likely to die from life-threatening diseases, while women are more likely to die from general illnesses that last longer.
According to research, women are more prone to physical and psychological diseases, including depression, pain, and disability, while men die from dangerous road accidents including heart disease, stroke, and other life-threatening diseases.
Experts said that since women live longer than men, they also face diseases for a long time, but the average life expectancy of men is less than that of women, so they also face diseases for a shorter period. .
Experts also looked at treatments and common ailments for women and men and found that depression and back pain are two disorders that are more common in women than in men.
Experts said that diseases like coronavirus, road accidents, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes affect men more and some of these diseases are fatal, while women suffer from headaches, back pain, depression, disability, and femininity. Complications are usually not life-threatening.
