Finland's women in business and research: driving innovation & equality

Health damage related to alcohol consumption is more severe in women than in men, warns the High Health Authority (HAS) on Wednesday 26 February, particularly with a higher risk of developing breast cancer

Finland's women in business and research: driving innovation & equality

Discover how female leaders in Finland – championed by figures like Sanna Marin – are revolutionising business and research, bridging deep tech, healthcare, and sustainability to transform science into real-world impact.

In a statement released this Wednesday, the High Health Authority (HAS) warns that women and men are not equal in the face of alcohol. In particular, the HAS believes that alcohol causes more serious, faster or specific harm to women. It publishes documents for health professionals to ensure better support. - Women and men who are not equal in the face of alcohol, health professionals who need to be sensitized (Health and well-being). TF1 INFO

Women are gaining ground in the management of CAC40 companies, according to a study published on Tuesday. But they remain rare... Only 10% of the big bosses are bosses.