www.gov.uk/government/consultations/womens-health-strategy-call-for-evidence/outcome/results-of-the-womens-health-lets-talk-about-it-survey
Whilst I am aware that another user has highlighted this with reference to an article in the Guardian and the importance of the collection of data based on sex, I am making a separate post with the actual survey because, in my opinion, it covers a massive amount of information about how women are treated in many aspects of society. Information on sex education, toilet provision, work & careers etc.
I have only read bits but some of the comments are distressing (yes it comes with a 'trigger' warning). Also reference to 'ciswomen'.
Even the demographics tell us something. the 5 topics most respondents want DHSC to prioritise are gynaecological conditions; fertility etc, the menopause; menstrual health & mental health. This varies slightly be demographics for example black respondents were 5 times more likely to select diabetes for inclusion in the strategy than other ethnic groups. When it comes to gender identity (people who identity with a gender different from their sex registered at birth - which I am assuming mean trans men), the health impacts of violence against women and girls featured in their top 5 rather than the menopause. Compared with cisgender respondents, we also found that they were 4 times more likely to select autism and neurodiversity for inclusion in the strategy, and 3 times more likely to select disability - all interesting information.