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Health & Fitness
Hysterical
Why do we know more about some bodies than others, and how do sex and gender shape our experiences navigating Australia’s health system? ‘Hysterical’ is a new podcast series by SBS News, exploring medical misogyny and discrimination in our health system. We explore why women, trans and gender diverse people are more likely to be dismissed for their experiences of pain, as well as barriers around birth trauma, sexual and reproductive health and delayed diagnoses. Follow us on this investigation into Australia’s health system, as we try to answer these questions and more.
Episodes
Hysterical: Fatima found a 'hidden community' of grieving parents after not getting culturally safe support
14:42
Hysterical: The condition that meant Bianca was disbelieved and made to feel hysterical
18:00
Hysterical: The 'distressing' gender gap in health Dr Lea Merone didn't expect to confront
18:35
Hysterical: 'It was just overwhelming': mental health among Senate inquiry recommendations
14:11
Hysterical: 'Push through' or quit: The choice facing women with chronic pain in inflexible workplaces
17:57
Hysterical: Some people experience barriers and bias seeking health care, but what about those delivering it?
28:47
Hysterical: whose bodies do we study, and is our treatment falling behind?
24:04
Hysterical: Ignorance, stigma, shame: why they cause dangerous delays in diagnosis
32:50
Hysterical: Why do some groups have to fight for safe and affordable sexual and reproductive healthcare?
32:32
Hysterical: a midwife told Sam to take panadol for her pain as her baby went into distress
29:45
Hysterical: the shocking findings from government inquiries into women's healthcare
23:45
Hysterical: the history of hysteria and the travelling womb
19:38
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