The Gender Health Gap, with Sarah Graham
00:00 | 27:02
The gender health gap. It's a phrase we're hearing more and more and is relevant around the world. So what's it all about and what does it mean for those of us with pelvic floor dysfunction?
Helen chats to the award-winning health journalist, Sarah Graham, founder of the Hysterical Women blog, which looks at inequalities in women's health, and author of a new book on the gender health gap, due out in 2023. They discuss the impact of living with a healthcare system designed 'by men, for men', and how women sharing their own stories is helping to force change.
You can find Sarah on Instagram and Twitter
More on the UK government's Women's Health Strategy here
More on the Scottish government's Women's Health Plan here
Further reading about the gender health gap here
RCOG report on long waits for gynaecology services here
This episode is sponsored by Modibodi, the go-to brand for any of life’s leaks. They have very kindly given us a discount code! Use WMDJ15 for 15% off your first order excluding sale items, bundles, gift cards and Maxi-24hrs.
Helen chats to the award-winning health journalist, Sarah Graham, founder of the Hysterical Women blog, which looks at inequalities in women's health, and author of a new book on the gender health gap, due out in 2023. They discuss the impact of living with a healthcare system designed 'by men, for men', and how women sharing their own stories is helping to force change.
You can find Sarah on Instagram and Twitter
More on the UK government's Women's Health Strategy here
More on the Scottish government's Women's Health Plan here
Further reading about the gender health gap here
RCOG report on long waits for gynaecology services here
This episode is sponsored by Modibodi, the go-to brand for any of life’s leaks. They have very kindly given us a discount code! Use WMDJ15 for 15% off your first order excluding sale items, bundles, gift cards and Maxi-24hrs.
This episode is from Series 3 of Why Mums Don't Jump
This podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice.