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Show Notes
Hello! Why is it that women live longer, but spend more of their lives in poor health? We explore why women’s pain is often dismissed and why it can take many years to receive a diagnosis with Dr Larisa Corda. We then delve deep into the history of medical misogyny with Dr Elinor Cleghorn and finally we find some reasons to be cheerful with the creator of podcast series 28-ish days later, India Rakusen.
Plus: We’re joined by TV royalty! Maracas at the ready- Dan McGrath, composer of the Strictly Come Dancing theme music, joins us to talk about how you can create a winning theme for the RTBC refresh.
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Guests
Dr Larisa Corda, obstetrician and gynaecologist, fertility expert on This Morning and women’s health activist (@drlarisacorda)
Dr Elinor Cleghorn, feminist cultural historian and author of Unwell Women: A journey through medicine and myth in a man-made world (@elinorcleghorn)
India Rakusen, journalist, documentary producer and presenter (@IndiaRakusen)
Dan McGrath, music producer (@danthesoundman)
More info
Listen to our episode on health inequalities with Professor Sir Michael Marmot
Read the Women’s Health Strategy
Order Elinor’s book Unwell Women
Listen to India’s podcast 28-ish days later on BBC Sounds
Visit Endometriosis UK for support. Their helpline can be reached on 0808 808 2227
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