A new WalletHub study reveals significant disparities in economics and healthcare for women across American cities. The city has the highest median annual wages for women after adjusting for cost of living and a low poverty rate of just 8.2%. Seattle, Washington, ranked second, with only 11% of women living in poverty and strong healthcare indicators, including a low uninsured rate of 3.5%. The city also performed poorly in poverty metrics, ranking 122nd for the share of women living in poverty. Texas cities dominated the list of highest uninsured rates for women, with Laredo and Brownsville tied for the highest percentage.