Elephants...have more money than women to solve problems

Published by Ladies Drive | Winter Edition Dec 2024 – Jan 2025 | INTERVIEW BY DÖRTE WELTI

She is the main driver for gender medicine on a global
level. And she has fought for many years to get more
money for the urgently needed science behind it. As part
of the 9th edition of the League of Leading Ladies
Conference in Bad Ragaz last May, we were able to
present the Empowering Women Award to Dr Antonella
Santuccione Chadha. Dr Antonella Santuccione Chadha
has become a permanent fixture in the Ladies Drive
universe, which is why an interview like this feels more
like a conversation between friends. Spoiler: rarely, really
very rarely, does an interviewee open up as much as
Dr Antonella Santuccione Chadha did.

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