“Women’s health is still treated as optional or secondary.” @WorldHealthSummit
“Women’s health is still treated as optional or secondary.” @WorldHealthSummit
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At the World Health Summit 2025, Kriti Sanon, UNFPA India’s Honorary Ambassador for Gender Equality, highlighted a deeper challenge: changing mindsets in a world where women’s health is still too often seen as something that can wait. 
 
With International Women’s Day on Sunday, March 8, it’s a timely reminder: women’s health is not optional. It’s essential and long overdue for sustained investment.
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“Women’s health is still treated as optional or secondary.”

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