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Women living longer, but facing barriers to health care

1 September 2025
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Women living longer, but facing barriers to health care
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Australian women are living longer, with an average life expectancy of 85.5 years, but face health challenges linked to lower wages and unpaid work. The AIHW report highlights mental health issues, musculoskeletal conditions, and cancers as significant burdens, emphasizing the need for improved healthcare and attention to women’s specific health concerns during Women’s Health Week.

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