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Following 18 femicides this year, Swiss authorities outline three urgent measures to strengthen institutional support and prevention of gender-based violence.
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health
New health observatory report shows significant gender gap in weight-loss medication prescriptions despite higher obesity rates among men.
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health
New report shows women far more likely to receive weight-loss prescriptions despite higher obesity rates among men
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health
National health survey shows significant differences between men and women in chronic illness rates and life expectancy
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health
New federal statistics show 55% of women and 44% of men live with chronic illness, while men face higher rates of obesity at 52% compared to 34% of women.
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health
University of Zurich's first gender medicine professorship shows promising results after inaugural year despite initial challenges.
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society
New federal statistics reveal dramatic changes in Swiss attitudes toward gender roles, with two-thirds now supporting same-sex parenting and declining support for traditional family structures.
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society
University of Bern study reveals paradoxical challenges for men in Switzerland's progressive society, highlighting increased pressure to maintain social status.
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society
New University of Bern study reveals men in gender-equal countries like Switzerland experience heightened pressure to maintain social status, highlighting unexpected challenges in progressive societies.
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society
Government report shows majority of firearm-related domestic homicides target women, with Swiss men over 60 most common perpetrators
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politics
Recent voting analysis reveals significant differences between male and female voters on key national issues, with particularly stark contrasts among voters under 30.
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law
Landmark ruling allows 16-year-olds to change gender entry in civil register without parental consent
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