Josefine Bagger Sommerlund
These are the countries where women feel safe, heard, and healthy – see which ones lead the way.
Good health isn’t just about doctors – it’s also about safety, trust, and equal access.
Austria
- High quality of life for women
- Easy access to medical care
- Low maternal mortality rates
- Strong emphasis on physical and mental prevention
Denmark
- Free and efficient maternity care
- Equal access to healthcare services
- Supportive welfare system
- Mental well-being is a national priority
Germany
- Excellent access to specialized treatment
- Substantial investment in women’s health
- Focus on prevention and well-being
Finland
- World-class healthcare system
- High levels of trust in medical professionals
- Mental health is given top priority
Norway
- Very low maternal mortality
- Strong preventive care options
- Focus on mental healthcare
Sweden
- Gender equality in healthcare
- Early intervention and prevention emphasized
- Healthcare services with no out-of-pocket costs
Switzerland
- Specialized healthcare services
- Low infant mortality rates
- Modern and highly developed system
The Netherlands
- High well-being among women
- Focus on contraception and screenings
- World-class sex education
Belgium
- Comprehensive healthcare system
- Strong support for women’s specific needs
- Reproductive health is a top priority
Iceland
- One of the world’s most gender-equal healthcare systems
- Outstanding maternity care
- Mental well-being at the forefront