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Dr Luisa Flor, Assistant Professor

Luisa joined IHME as a Postdoctoral Scholar working on the Global Burden of Disease study (GBD) and on HealthRise, an impact evaluation project, and has grown to be a key leader on both GBD risk factor teams and grant-funded research projects.

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Pandemic Widens Gender Gaps Globally and in MENA Region, Study Shows

Pandemic Widens Gender Gaps Globally and in MENA Region, Study Shows
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Covid has intensified gender inequalities, global study finds

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to reverse decades of progress made towards gender equality, according to a global study that reveals women have been hit much harder socially and economically than men. Previously, coronavirus-related gender disparity studies have focused on the direct health impacts of the crisis. It is well known, for example, that across the globe men have experienced higher rates of COVID cases, hospitalization and death. However, until now, few studies have examined how gender inequalities have been affected by the many indirect social and economic effects of the pandemic worldwide. The research, conducted by the Institute for

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Social and economic impact of pandemic could undo gender equality progress

According to a report, the biggest and most persistent gender gap was seen in employment.

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