Women earn less, are less likely to own a business, are more likely to live in poverty than men and experience many obstacles to good health and well-being.*
The Alliance's actions to help increase the Health and Well-Being for women in SC:
*Source: The Institute for Women's Policy Research. The Economic Status of Women in South Carolina. January, 2008
For additional information, click on the links below:
The National Association of Chronic Disease Directors
National Osteoporosis Foundation
South Carolina Department of Social Services
The National Women's Health Information Center
The Alliance for Women Fact Sheet: Women & Osteoporosis
The Alliance for Women Fact Sheet: Men & Osteoporosis