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Womb

Autor Leah Hazard
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 2 mar 2023
The size of a clenched fist, the shape of a lightbulb, with no less power and potential...

Womb is the inside story of where we all began. Bringing together medical history, scientific discoveries and journalistic exploration, Leah Hazard traverses the globe in search of the truth about one of the most under-researched and important organs of the body, talking to the boundary-breaking women and men working in the field.

What is upsuck and why does it change everything?
Can cervical crypts store sperm for up to six weeks?
Do hysterectomies affect sexual pleasure?
Is the womb connected to the brain?
How can smart tampons help healthcare?
Why does endometriosis take so long to be diagnosed?
Who birthed the first baby from a donor womb?
Where are women still subject to forced sterilisation?
When will external gestation be possible?

With the wisdom, kindness and humour of a midwife, Leah guides us on an extraordinary journey. Revelatory and moving, Womb shows that we must understand the uterus not just for healthcare - but for our human rights.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780349015781
ISBN-10: 0349015783
Pagini: 353
Dimensiuni: 153 x 232 x 29 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Little Brown Book Group
Colecția Virago Press

Notă biografică

Leah Hazard graduated from Harvard University, working in print journalism and television before the births of her two daughters prompted her to change direction. She is now a practicing NHS midwife in Scotland and has worked in a wide variety of clinical areas, from labor wards to outpatient clinics, delivering hundreds of babies and caring for countless families along the way. Her memoir, Hard Pushed: A Midwife's Story was a Sunday Times bestseller in the UK. Leah hosts the popular podcast What the Midwife Said and is a frequent commentator on women's health across the media.


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A landmark book on the womb - its history, its present and the possibilities for its future - by midwife and bestselling author of Hard Pushed: A Midwife's Story

Recenzii

“Hazard delivers a bravura cultural history of the uterus and the politics that surround it…. Hazard’s eye is keen, her range broad, and her tone scrupulously compassionate.... This is essential reading."
Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“[Hazard] fearlessly tackles the myths, history, and science of the uterus in this new book…. A revelatory, straightforward, and important work.” — Library Journal (starred review)
?“Leah Hazard approaches a fascinating topic with professional expertise and lively human sympathy.”
Hilary Mantel
“Meticulously researched and powerfully told, Womb is an awe-inspiring exploration of one of the most misunderstood organs of the human body. Compassionate and compelling, Leah Hazard's vital new narrative reveals the importance of understanding the uterus for body autonomy, reproductive justice, and human rights. A phenomenal book.”

Elinor Cleghorn, author of Unwell Women

An erudite, compassionate and fascinating biography of a much-maligned organ. Womb is sharp and political, learned and wise, and urgent and necessary. Above all else, Leah Hazard is a brilliant storyteller. I loved it.”

Katherine May, author of Wintering



"Well-researched and enlightening." — Kirkus Reviews