Guest post by Erin Henrici
Appendix Has Left the Chat: ‘Why was it so easy to dismiss my pain, and write it off as hormonal or psychological?’
chronic pain
Pain & Prejudice: ‘Medicine needs to acknowledge that it has let women down’
Q&A with Gabrielle Jackson, author of Pain and Prejudice: A call to arms for women and their bodies
Hysterical Women of The Week: 30 September
Our weekly roundup of sexism and dismissal in women’s health
Hysterical Women of the Week: 9 June
Our weekly roundup of sexism and dismissal in women’s health
‘Every woman harmed by mesh has been failed by the system. It is institutional betrayal’
Sling The Mesh founder Kath Sansom blogs on the campaign group’s recent protests
Ask Me About My Uterus: ‘If I’d had more resources and support, I would have had a different outcome’
Q&A with Abby Norman, author of Ask Me About My Uterus: A Quest To Make Doctors Believe In Women’s Pain
Hysterical Women of the Week: 24 March
This weekend’s women’s health roundup
‘Maybe it’s your birth control’: My GP, M.E, and the fight to be believed
Guest post by Dawn Smith
‘Making it up to get out of household chores’: the devastating aftermath of vaginal mesh
Guest post by Kath Sansom, founder of the Sling the Mesh campaign. Content warning: mention of self-harm