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Learning

Article

Sick Woman Theory

A transformative perspective on illness, disability, and the societal structures surrounding them.

Johanna Hedva

Book

Speak Up and Get Along!

A guide for young individuals to learn self-advocacy skills.

Scott Cooper

Book

The Body Is Not An Apology

Radical self-love as the balm to heal the wounds inflicted by these violent systemss by world-renowned activist and poet.

Sonya Renee Taylor

Report

The Cost of Pain In Australia

Deloitte Access Economics has prepared a report for Painaustralia that estimates the impact of chronic pain in Australia.

Deloitte

Journal Article

The Girl Who Cried Pain: A Bias Against Women in the Treatment of Pain

A journal article exploring gender biases in pain treatment.

Diane E. Hoffmann and Anita J. Tarzian

Article, Initiative

The Importance of Self-Advocacy for People with Disabilities

Discusses the significance of self-advocacy for the disabled community, US-based.

Respectability

Article

The Long History of Discrimination in Pain Medicine

Chronic pain's misunderstood history and its impact on modern medicine.

Sarah Zhang

Article

The Many Gender Gaps in Pain Medicine.

Promoting women as pain practitioners should not be viewed as a simple checkbox.

Tina L. Doshi

Online Community, Initiative

The Mighty

A digital health community connecting people facing health challenges and disabilities

The Mighty

Screen

The Mystery of Chronic Pain

Elliot Krane's TEDTalk about the complex mystery of chronic pain and reviews the facts we're just learning about how it works and how to treat it.

Elliot Krane

Article

The Need for Better Responses to Vulvar Pain

A new study explores challenges – including a lack of physician understanding of the condition – facing women with vulvodynia.

Lisa Ellis

Article

The healthcare gender bias: do men get better medical treatment?

An article exploring whether gender biases in healthcare lead to differential treatment.

Fay Schopen

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