Essays and essays The Medical History of Gender Discrimination : Why Patriarchs Continue To Make Mistakes in the "Body" (Tentative) / Marieke Big

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Women are 55 percent more likely than men to be misdiagnosed when having a heart attack. Women are more likely to be addicted than men if they are prescribed the same painkillers -- why is that? Most of the drugs and treatments we use today are designed by men for their bodies. It is a must-read book that retakes the myth that "medicine is gender-neutral" that has long put women at risk, born as a result of society's perception of women only as a "reproductive function," and poses the question, "How can health care be good for everyone?"