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Grace Jennings-Edquist

London, Melbourne
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Journo, editor, speaker, podcast lady. Formerly: @ABCNews (Lifestyle), @FinancialTimes group NYC, @360info_global, @mamamiaaus. Author, The Yes Woman (Affirm)
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‘You are worthy and deserving of help’: six practical ways to navigate medical misogyny

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By Grace Jennings-Edquist
| Inkl
But despite her pain being “without a doubt” worse than unmedicated childbirth, Barton says, an emergency department doctor discounted her pain. “He actually told me, ‘I don’t think you’re experiencing the pain that you’re presenting’.” It was one of many healthcare settings in which the now 36-year-old has felt “devalued, dismissed”, or treated as “a hysterical woman” since developing chronic pain, dizziness, gastrointestinal issues and other debilitating symptoms as a teen.
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six practical ways to navigate medical misogyny

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By Grace Jennings-Edquist
| MSN UK Verified
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Why there's a shortage of good female GPs in Australia.

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By Grace Jennings-Edquist
| MamaMia Verified
The current Medicare setup also prioritises short, single-issue appointments — which are not ideal for women patients with complex, overlapping health concerns.
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