Art & Science
For five hundred years, medicine learned the body mostly through pictures. So who got drawn, and how carefully, is not an art history question. It is a clinical one. The full anatomy of the clitoris was published in 1844. Modern anatomy had to rediscover it in 1998. And nobody counted its nerve fibres in a human until 2023.
The Referral That Never Came
What happens when you live with a rare blood disorder for 28 years… and are still being dismissed without even so much of a phone call?
This is a personal story, but also a systemic one. About gender bias in medicine, diagnostic delay, and what it does to women over time.
Women's Health Pioneers
Women have been revolutionizing medicine for over a century—often without recognition, credit, or institutional support. This post honors the female scientists whose discoveries shaped modern healthcare and explains why their erasure still affects women’s health today.