Endometriosis: A Brief History (with Dr. Camran Nezhat)

Endometriosis: A Brief History (with Dr. Camran Nezhat)

190 million people in the world have endometriosis. So why do we know so little about it? In this endometriosis mini-series, we'll explore the condition—from ancient treatments to cutting-edge research. In this episode, we look at 2,000 years of history to explore how people with endometriosis symptoms were treated (and often dismissed). Then we talk to Dr. Camran Nezhat, a pioneer and leading practitioner in the field of minimally invasive surgery, who shares his 40-year journey advocating for endometriosis patients and advancing endometriosis research and awareness. This series is funded by the Wellcome Center for Human Genetics. Show notes & transcript: tinyurl.com/vmendo1

"Endometriosis: Into the Unknown" will be open at the Vagina Museum in London from 4 Nov 2023 - 3 Mar 2024. You can find out more about Vagina Museum, get awesome merch from our online shop, and become a member of the Cliterati on our website: vaginamuseum.co.uk

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Episoder(19)

Endometriosis: Lived Experiences

Endometriosis: Lived Experiences

In the final installment of our endometriosis mini-series, we speak to two people with endometriosis about their journeys through and beyond a diagnosis of endometriosis and how they have harnessed th...

14 Feb 202432min

Endometriosis: Cutting Edge Research

Endometriosis: Cutting Edge Research

In this episode of our endometriosis mini-series, we're looking at the latest research being done into endometriosis diagnoses and treatment. We spoke to over a dozen researchers at the Endometriosis ...

19 Des 202327min

Endometriosis: Finding Answers, Getting Support

Endometriosis: Finding Answers, Getting Support

190 million people in the world have endometriosis. But despite how widespread the condition is, many people find themselves waiting years for a diagnosis and struggling to find support. In this episo...

22 Nov 202323min

Teaser: Endometriosis Mini-Series

Teaser: Endometriosis Mini-Series

The Vagina Museum is re-opening in London on Nov 4 with a brand new exhibition, "Endometriosis: Into the Unknown." And that means the podcast is coming back too with four new episodes about endometrio...

1 Nov 20231min

Space Gynaecology and Heavy Bleeding on Earth

Space Gynaecology and Heavy Bleeding on Earth

First off, yes, space gynaecology is a real specialty. Second, yes, we interviewed a space gynaecologist on this episode. And third, there's a whole lot we earth-bound menstruators can gain from resea...

20 Des 202231min

The (Pelvic) Pain is Real

The (Pelvic) Pain is Real

The pain is real. Pelvic pain and period pain, that is. If you've ever wondered why people with uteruses get pain, what's "normal," and when to see a doctor, this is the episode for you. And if you've...

16 Nov 202235min

Welcome to Your Period

Welcome to Your Period

Welcome to a whole podcast season on periods and the menstrual cycle. Whether you love 'em, hate 'em, or are totally ambivilent, you'll learn something new and get empowered to bust stigma and shame. ...

12 Okt 202233min

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