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Danish women take more sick days and live longer with poor health than men. Dansk Industri says this needs to change because it’s too costly for everyone.

Employers call for a serious overhaul in addressing women's health

Fotocollage: Tomas Østergren
Fotocollage: Tomas Østergren
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The time is now. It’s time to improve women’s health. And it’s a smart investment too.

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