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Closing the women’s health gap: Switzerland’s CHF 7 billion opportunity

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By Anouk Petersen, Lucy Perez, Michael Steinmann
| McKinsey & Company
Addressing the women’s health gap in Switzerland could deliver eight additional healthy days per year for every woman and potentially contribute more than 7 billion Swiss francs in annual GDP by 2040. At a glance Women in Switzerland spend about 30 percent more time in poor health than men, often because of conditions that affect women differently or disproportionately—for example, dementia, mental health, musculoskeletal pain, and cancer.
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The hidden opportunity in the next $2 trillion of US–Latin America trade

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By Alberto Chaia, Ezra Greenberg, Lucy Perez
| McKinsey & Company
Our latest research finds that distinctive capabilities unique to Latino business owners and consumers in the United States could create significant growth in one of the world’s biggest economic corridors. Quirch Foods began in Miami in 1967 as a family-owned importer of Latino staple foods and today generates more than $4 billion in annual sales across 40 US states, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
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Evidence over hype: New York’s path to a healthy-longevity economy

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By Ida B. Kristensen, Lars Hartenstein, Lucy Perez
| McKinsey & Company
A McKinsey survey finds that New Yorkers prioritize healthy longevity—and spend accordingly. New York has always been a city for people chasing more: more opportunity, more reinvention, and more life. Now, as more New Yorkers live longer, its leaders and citizens have a chance to define what those added years should look like—not simply as years of survival but as years of independence, productivity, and thriving.
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