The substantial global Disease Prevalence of women's health conditions acts as the most fundamental driver of demand for pharmaceutical solutions. Chronic, debilitating disorders such as endometriosis affect approximately 190 million women worldwide (about 10% of the reproductive age female population), with incidence rates that have continued to rise globally over the past decade. Furthermore, conditions like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), which often begins affecting women in their teens, represent a massive, persistent need for hormonal and metabolic regulators.

The global burden is amplified by the sheer volume of women entering the menopausal and postmenopausal age groups, which drives consistent demand for symptom management and bone health solutions. These high prevalence figures, coupled with increasing global health awareness and improved diagnostic capabilities in developing nations, are converting an often-undertreated disease burden into a formalized, recognized requirement for effective pharmacological interventions. This profound, persistent need across the reproductive lifespan underscores the essential role of drug development in improving public health outcomes.

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