When it comes to their health, women are getting fewer servicesbut paying more.
According to research from the Kaiser Family Foundation in partnership withthe Journal of the American Medical Association, women spendsignificantly more on annual health care than men: women aged 19 to34 spent an average of $3,402 in 2015, compared to just $1,891 formen.
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