This series of three blog posts takes an historical look at the ways in which the womb has long been regarded as the defining part of a ‘female’ body, and
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A womb of one’s own… Part two.
Anatomy, History/ hystery and No shame.
This series of three blog posts takes an historical look at the ways in which the womb has long been regarded as the defining part of a ‘female’ body, and
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Throughout recorded history, and no doubt some time even before that, human society has struggled to make peace with a particular part of the female anatomy. The uterus, (or womb,
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Of all menstrual cycle-related health issues, asthma really ought to be the best known. And yet, very few asthmatics are aware of how their cycle can affect them. Clinicians may
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Since at least the times of ancient Greece, the male body has been seen as being the default and strongest version of the human form, and the female body as
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An angry bird is not necessarily an illogical bird… This post addresses the common misconception that some, if not all, women* tend to become ‘irrational’, especially just before their period.
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