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Freelance health journalist and author of Rebel Bodies

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Posted on 12/10/202206/08/2024

Introducing Rebel Bodies: A guide to the gender health gap revolution

Rebel Bodies

Inspired by Hysterical Women, my first book will be published by Green Tree (Bloomsbury) on 5 January 2023 – and you can pre-order now

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Posted on 22/12/2021

A festive update and a 2022 hiatus

I’m going on maternity leave! 

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Posted on 08/10/2021

Ill Feelings: ‘It was useful to dismiss us – to tell us we were trouble, rather than change the system we were troubling’

Q&A with Alice Hattrick, author of Ill Feelings, by Roisin McLaughlin-Dowd

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Posted on 07/07/2021

‘My doctor diagnosed me with everything from epilepsy to migraines before realising I actually had endometriosis’

Guest post by Tanya Patel, founder of online maternity and breastfeeding brand Lily and Ribbon

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Posted on 18/06/2021

Call out: Research on experiences of endometriosis care (trans-inclusive)

Researcher Jodie Hughes would like to hear from anyone with endometriosis

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Posted on 11/06/2021

Unwell Women: ‘Our experiences are disavowed by patriarchal forms of knowledge’

Q&A with Dr Elinor Cleghorn, author of Unwell Women: A Journey Through Medicine And Myth in a Man-Made World

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Posted on 10/06/2021

Response to Nadine Dorries: Shouting louder isn’t the answer

Guest post by Ellie Hopkins, founder & CEO of Chronically Awesome

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Posted on 14/05/2021

Perinatal Mental Health: ‘Everyone wants to hold the baby, but who holds the mum?’

Guest post by Steph Cullen

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Posted on 12/05/2021

My Broken Vagina: ‘I left so many appointments feeling like I was wasting the doctor’s time’

Q&A with Fran Bushe, author of My Broken Vagina: One woman’s quest to fix her sex life and yours

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Posted on 05/05/2021

Earthed: ‘As a woman, you’re made to feel as if you have no expertise about yourself’

Q&A with Rebecca Schiller, author of Earthed: A Memoir

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Posted on 30/04/2021

Endometriosis: ‘I felt betrayed by my body and the professionals who had failed to recognise my pain’

Guest post by Avalon Afriyie

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Posted on 29/04/2021

Nearly five times more women than men have felt ‘not listened to’ when seeking medical help for their reproductive health

New research published by The Eve Appeal for their annual Get Lippy campaign

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