Perceptions of Menstruation and Endometriosis by RAH! Podcast at Manchester Met published on 2020-01-16T15:30:49Z This episode will explore Perceptions of Menstruation and Endometriosis, in particular we will ask: • Why is it such a taboo? • How can education help to break down the taboo and encourage equality? • How do the expectations put on women contribute to medical responses to endometriosis? FEATURING: Rosie Jackson on perceptions of menstruation in history, and how the taboo could have first arisen. Stella Bullo and Zoe Bibbon on how the language we use to talk about menstruation and endometriosis affects how they are considered in medical discourse, and how education might begin to solve the problem. Jenny Cole on women’s experiences of living with endometriosis and how social expectations often lead to misdiagnosis and misunderstanding. Read the episode transcript here: https://www2.mmu.ac.uk/artshumanities/rah/news/story/?id=11917 Find out more about The Language of Endometriosis here: https://thelanguageofendometriosis.com/ Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the RAH! Podcast belong solely to the speaker, and are not necessarily reflective of the views of Manchester Metropolitan University, or to the speaker's employer, organization, committee or other group or individual. This episode was produced by Lucy Simpson, edited by Max Muenster, mixed by Julian Holloway, and presented by Ellie Beal. Genre Learning
