Millennial women are facing the first decline in well-being since the Silent Generation, report says

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Data shows more women in higher education and competitive fields, but the outlook isn’t so bright for their health and safety, a new report says.

Millennial women in US are facing the first 'active decline' in well-being since WWII - with suicides, debt and cost of living all skyrocketing

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