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Freelance health journalist and author of Rebel Bodies

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Author: Sarah Graham

Journalist, writer and editor, specialising in feminism, women's issues, psychology, and mental health. Published by The Telegraph, The Independent, Vice, The Debrief, Broadly, The Pool, New Statesman, and more.
Posted on 28/04/2021

Call-out: Research project on social anxiety in new mothers

Survey responses wanted for research on social anxiety during the first year after birth

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Posted on 26/04/2021

Adenomyosis: ‘It shouldn’t be up to us to tell our doctors which conditions to look for’

Guest post by Rosy Murch

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Posted on 21/04/2021

Obstetric anal sphincter injury: ‘Would a man wait three years to be fixed with full bowel incontinence?’

Guest post by Chantelle. [Trigger warning: birth injury]

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Posted on 19/04/2021

Multiple Sclerosis: ‘She rolled her eyes at me and made me feel like a complete idiot’

Guest post by Hayley Crowther, for MS Awareness Week

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Posted on 14/04/2021

Surgical Menopause: ‘Women so often have their experiences invalidated’

Q&A with Helen Kemp, editor of Surgical Menopause: Not Your Typical Menopause

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Posted on 12/04/2021

PMDD: ‘By considering my viewpoint, and listening to me talk, my doctor validated my feelings’

Guest post by Laura Teare-Jones, for PMDD Awareness Month

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Posted on 07/04/2021

Medical weight stigma: ‘I almost died because medical professionals wouldn’t look past the size of my belly’

Guest post by ly Kerr

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Posted on 31/03/2021

‘Healthcare providers need to understand the impact of untreated endometriosis’

Q&A with Dr Natalya Danilyants from the US

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Posted on 29/03/2021

Endo Art: ‘Women do not even get the privilege of owning their pain’

Guest post by women’s health artivist Alicja Pawluczuk

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Posted on 26/03/2021

Endometriosis: ‘It pains me to say, but I knew I’d be taken more seriously now I could say sex was painful too’

Guest post by Dominique from Switzerland

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Posted on 24/03/2021

‘13 hours of surgery, months of recovery. For what? My surgeon had left an ovary inside me’

Guest post by Emma Williams-Tully

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Posted on 22/03/2021

Hysterical Women: How the gender pain gap harms women’s health

My International Women’s Day presentation to the St Mary’s Women’s Network

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