Kulleni Gebreyes emphasized that women face a 'pink tax' in healthcare, receiving poorer services and incurring higher costs due to systemic biases that ignore biological, physiological, and social differences between the sexes.
Kate Ryder noted that marginalized communities often distrust the healthcare system, which necessitates rebuilding this trust by ensuring accessible, reliable healthcare providers who can meet the specific needs of women and their families.
Dorothy Kilroy highlighted how access issues prevent many individuals from reaching healthcare services, underscoring the need for interpretive support for data related to health, particularly for women.
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