A brief history of normalising female pain Guest Blogger·7 June 2018Women’s pain being dismissed or not taken seriously is a tale as old as time, writes Helena JacksonLifeStage·1 Comment·0
Pelvic mesh scandal exposes misogyny in medicine Guest Blogger·6 October 2017A worldwide medical scandal has not only left hundreds of thousands of women in pain but exposed how deeply entrenched misogyny is in medicine, writes Kate HarvestonLife·0 Comments·0
It’s time to talk about endometriosis Guest Blogger·23 May 2017Healthcare and medicine may be improving rapidly, but why do women still face a barrier of shame in the doctor’s office? Asks Emily ChudyLife·2 Comments·0
Good vibrations Shoshana Devora·11 December 2013Shoshana Devora enjoys a fun, engaging and thoughtful look at 19th century sexuality at In the Next Room Stage·0 Comments·0
It’s World Mental Health Day, so stop stigmatising my pills. Philippa Willitts·10 October 2011Philippa writes about World Mental Health Day and the stigmatisation of women who take psychiatric medication Life·14 Comments·0
Orgasm Inc Mathilda Gregory·11 March 2011Mathilda Gregory reviews a documentary which examines efforts to solve women's sexual disfunction with a pill Film & TV·0 Comments·0
