Published January 2025 | World Economic Forum & McKinsey Health Institute

Closing the women’s health gap could improve millions of women’s lives while unlocking more than $1 trillion in annual global GDP by 2040. The report sets out a blueprint for change across data, research and innovation, equitable care and investment.

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Source: World Economic Forum & McKinsey Health Institute (2025)

Published July 2026 | McKinsey Health Institute

Closing the women’s health gap could give women in the UK around 10 additional healthy days each year and contribute approximately £36 billion annually to the UK economy by 2040. The report highlights the health, societal and economic opportunity of making women’s health a priority.

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Source: McKinsey Health Institute (2026)

Published January 2026 | World Economic Forum & Boston Consulting Group

Women’s Health receives just 6% of private healthcare investment, despite women and girls representing nearly half of the global population. The report explores investment gaps and market opportunities across Women’s Health and introduces the Women’s Health Investment Index.

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Source: World Economic Forum in collaboration with Boston Consulting Group (2026)

Published 2026 | WGroup

Women’s Health companies raised a record $1.55 billion in disclosed equity in 2025, up 41% year-on-year. The report tracks how investment is spreading across more companies, categories and geographies, while highlighting the funding gaps that remain.

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Source: WGroup (2026)

Published 2025 | TNO

In the Netherlands, 80% of female employees report occasional or regular hormone-related health complaints, while 39% say these complaints impact their work. This TNO factsheet highlights the effects on work ability, productivity, absenteeism and workplace openness.

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Source: TNO (2025)

Published 2026 | Tabu Ventures

Taboo categories such as Women’s Health and sexual wellness are often overlooked by investors because of stigma and discomfort. This report explores the barriers, cultural shifts and investment opportunities emerging as these conversations move into the mainstream.

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Source: Tabu Ventures (2026)