Conference
Publication
02.03.2026
Women live longer – but not healthier
This publication examines how research gaps, delayed diagnoses and fragmented healthcare pathways affect women’s health and wellbeing across life phases, and how collaboration, data and innovation can help drive more equitable and resilient health systems that improve outcomes and quality of life for women.
Publication
02.03.2026
Women's Health in Denmark
Women’s health is rising on the global agenda – as both a health priority and a societal opportunity.
In this paper, we explore why women live longer but spend more years in poor health, and how research, data and cross-sector collaboration can help close persistent gaps. Drawing on Danish experience, it highlights how public–private partnerships and strong health data infrastructure can translate knowledge into better outcomes across the life course.
Women's Health Week Europe 2026
Took place at the Emirates Stadium in London on October 7–8, 2026.
Connecting Denmark’s Women’s Health Ecosystem Internationally
In October 2026, a Danish women’s health delegation travelled to London for three days of international exchange. Together with the Royal Danish Embassy in London and UK partners across healthcare, research and innovation, we connected Danish companies and solutions with leading environments.
See highlights from London in below gallery ↓
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