Episode 252: Ignoring Women's Pain

Episode 252: Ignoring Women's Pain

With abortion bans passing in states all over the country since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, women experiencing miscarriages have been turned away from hospitals because doctors deemed that they weren't in enough clear danger to receive abortion care. Meanwhile, many women experiencing fibromyalgia continue to have their social security disability claims denied because they are not able to provide concrete evidence that their condition severely disrupts their quality of life. According to Professor Dara Purvis, what links these two examples is that many doctors do not believe women who say they are in pain. She explained the role that courts can play on this issue and laid out what needs to happen so women's pain does not continue to be ignored.

For more on this topic:

Check out Purvis's OpEd: All the Ways Alito's Opinion Might Criminalize Pregnancy

Read her law review journal article: Clinical Evidence as Gendered: Fibromyalgia Social Security Disability Claims

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Episode 309: Columbus, Indigenous Peoples, and the Stories Nations Tell

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Episode 308: The Money Behind Nonprofits

Episode 308: The Money Behind Nonprofits

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Episode 307: The Cost of Caregiving

Episode 307: The Cost of Caregiving

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Episode 306: When Schools Close

Episode 306: When Schools Close

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Episode 305: The Politics of Reproduction

Episode 305: The Politics of Reproduction

As the U.S. birth rate continues to decline, some politicians are calling for policies that encourage Americans to have more children, otherwise known as pronatalism—even as abortion access, contracep...

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Episode 304: When Colleges Close

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Episode 303: Who Gets to Be an American?

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