Ontological Friction: Understanding Dysmenorrhea through Multiplicity
Annie James introduces the concept of ‘ontological friction’ to explore the medical and lived complexity of a form of menstrual pain.
It’s not normal to be in pain
Sofia Wanström reflects on the epistemic injustice experienced by people with endometriosis- related pain
St Andrews Medical Humanities Network Inaugural Symposium: Conference Review
Islay Shelbourne reports from the inaugural symposium of the newly established Medical Humanities Network at the University of St Andrews.
Endometriosis, pain and paintings – where science meets art
Following endometriosis awareness month, scientist and researcher Danielle Perro questions the use of art as a tool within clinical practice when researching endometriosis-associated pain. Endometriosis; a chronic inflammatory condition characterised by tissue similar to that