Davos, Jan 20 (IANS) Despite accounting for almost half of the global population, healthcare for women has chronically been underinvested, which not only undermines their wellbeing but also wastes an enormous economic opportunity, according to a new report launched at the ongoing World Economic Forum’s Annual meeting on Tuesday.The report noted that women receive only 6 per cent of private healthcare investment, of which 90 per cent is allocated only for women’s cancers, reproductive health,…
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