Published Nov 21, 2024
It’s Not Hysteria: How women’s health gets overlooked
Join gynecologist Karen Tang and host Emily Oster as they explore the systemic gaps in women's health education and disparities, offering insights into female anatomy, the need for improved research, and empowering women to advocate for their healthcare effectively.
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