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October 01, 2020

Book by Delphine Bauer and Ariane Puccini "ill -treatment: why women are poorly treated"

Released this October 1, the book by Delphine Bauer and Araine Puccini "ill -treatment: why women are poorly treated" , for which I was interviewed a year ago.

This book, rich in research and reflections, is beneficial, even if it has some errors (isn't it Marine Martin ?) But apart from writing or holding the hand of journalists, it's complicated! Almost all the women mentioned in the book, I met them or had on the phone.
With of course, a special thought for Marine Martin, president of Apesac, without whom I would not have made the association, and who has always been present for 2 years, when I take a wall!

So, in conclusion, with regard to the benefit-risk (!) This book seems useful and salutary to read, even if technical enough, but we are not going to regret that it is not only in emotion, this kind of book does not interest me.

First to see that if we are victims of a drug, it is because the health crises are not accidents, but the emerging part of a system that seriously malfunctions . The pharmaceutical industry is all powerful, the counter-power that is the ANSM works very badly (lack of means? Ideology?) And doctors are involved in this malfunction for multiple reasons (the main one being their submission to this pharmaceutical industry , the lack of credibility of the ANSM with doctors, the too short time that the doctor can give to his patients, etc.).
Women are always the main victims of pharmaceutical scandals, the drug is “a corporate object crossed by gender biases”. Designed by men, for men, without taking into account biological differences, they are often put on the market without having been tested on women.

This survey offers solutions:
- Train more doctors of both sexes in gender prescription
- collective thinking of victims, seize justice and bet on women, actresses of change.

I am delighted that the role of neurosurgeons in our stories are not denied (as some journalists with whom I have short, because I do not compromise and I will never compare to do only sensational).

I regret that Nathalie Calary, president of Endomind is not cited, but only Endofrance and its president, which is deeply unfair.

Nathalie Clary, we will make our own book one day, in view of what we have already known and what is looming, I think we will have matter!

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