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Why is women's health often regarded as taboo in everyday working life?

Summary by Spiegel
When a young colleague reported sick because of regular pains, SPIEGEL editor Maren Hoffmann came to ponder: Why is women's health often regarded as taboo in everyday working life? And what can employers change?

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Why is women's health often regarded as taboo in everyday working life?

When a young colleague reported sick because of regular pains, SPIEGEL editor Maren Hoffmann came to ponder: Why is women's health often regarded as taboo in everyday working life? And what can employers change?

·Germany
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Wiener ZeitungWiener Zeitung

Men's Norm: Why Women Often Miss in Medical Studies

Gender physician Alexandra Kautzky-Willer explains why men and women get sick differently.

·Vienna, Austria
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Wiener Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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