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(MIS)Treated

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(MIS)Treated, a TVO podcast, explores how medicine has – and still is – failing women and speaks to the people looking to make a difference. Join host Nam Kiwanuka to hear real life stories and expert interviews on how the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of women affects us all.

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Episodis

40 episodis

  1. How a Diagnosis of MS became an Act of Self-love 29:50
  2. Clara Hughes: How menopause "cracked me open" 52:14
  3. Living with EDS and the fight to be taken seriously | (MIS)Treated 32:26
  4. Cynthia Mulligan on living a grateful life with breast cancer | (MIS)Treated 29:54
  5. Why do autoimmune diseases impact women more? 59:56
  6. (MIS)Treated: Season 2 Trailer 2:11
  7. Why do women make up 70% of chronic pain cases? 50:21
  8. How girls and women with autism were missed 44:03
  9. Why Canada needs a national framework for women's health 30:01
  10. The Big Business of IVF 44:03
  11. What's it like to be a midwife in a conflict zone? 54:14
  12. How Canada stops forced sterilization of Indigenous women 38:38
  13. How do hormonal changes impact women's brain health? 27:18
  14. How to combat the Black maternal health crisis 32:00
  15. Can Canada still eliminate cervical cancer by 2040? 33:48
  16. An Open Conversation On Pregnancy Loss 43:39
  17. The Pink Pill: De-stigmatizing women's libido 34:37
  18. What's it like to try and get diagnosed with endometriosis? 39:33
  19. Why is it so hard to get care for the menopause transition? 53:18
  20. 'A Dream Realized': A conversation with Canada's menopause pioneer 33:18
  21. Why researching sex and gender differences matters 1:03:13
  22. Why are gynaecology wait times so long in Canada? 36:00
  23. How does gender bias harm women's mental health? 35:28
  24. Why did science ignore girls and women with ADHD? 34:05
  25. The haunting legacy of gynaecology 35:24
  26. (MIS)Treated returns January 20th 1:40
  27. Why are 70% of Alzheimer's patients women? 41:42
  28. Why EDS is more than "just loose joints" 37:39
  29. Is FemTech the answer to women's health? 30:00
  30. The Report: Women's health and its connection to the economy 19:55
  31. What's it like to live with endometriosis? 37:27
  32. Why weren't women included in clinical trials? 29:04
  33. The Report: Black women and girl's health in Canada 10:50
  34. How patient stories are changing PCOS research 38:36
  35. Dispelling the myths of a 'lazy girl's diagnosis' 39:06
  36. "I want to live as if I'm alive" 1:00:44
  37. Tylenol and women's pain in pregnancy 31:52
  38. Endometriosis "acts almost like a cancer" 42:21
  39. Are fibroids FINALLY having a moment? 41:49
  40. Introducing '(MIS)Treated' 1:08