For generations, the biological rhythms of women's lives — from menstruation through menopause — were treated as private inconveniences rather than public health imperatives. In 2025, with a billion women entering menopause globally and Australia formally declaring women's health a national priority, that long silence is beginning to break. The knowledge gaps are vast, the economic costs are measurable, and the demand for credible, science-backed solutions is outpacing what the market has yet built. What is unfolding is not merely a commercial opportunity, but a reckoning with decades of under
Women's Health Emerges as Global Priority as H&H Group Invests in Real-World Evidence
Severe period pain causes 40% of Australian women to lose workdays; 17% of women aged 45-55 require extended leave due to menopause symptoms, reducing workforce productivity.