Millions of women 'too busy' for health appointments - Bupa
Many embarrassed to bring up female health concerns with bosses
Almost a quarter of women (24%) have missed a health appointment because they are too busy to take time off work, research by Bupa Health Clinics has revealed. Over three million women admit they have avoided seeking help for their female health concerns because they are too embarrassed to broach the subject with their boss, the private medical insurance (PMI) provider has also revealed. "The ‘always on' culture we now live in can lead to prioritising work over other important things, like...
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