She What? Re-writing the Rules of Women's Health: Meghan Rabbitt
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Nov 5, 2025 
In this lively discussion, journalist Meghan Rabbitt, a veteran in women's health reporting, shares how a lunch with Maria Shriver turned into her mission to empower women through her book on health advocacy. She tackles myths surrounding menopause and emphasizes the importance of precise language in anatomy, unveiling enlightening details about the human and cow clitoris. Meghan also reflects on personal health decisions like her hysterectomy, while encouraging men to better support women's health experiences. Laughter and crucial insights abound!
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Be Your Own Health Advocate
- Educate yourself about your body so you can advocate effectively with doctors.
- If a clinician won't hear you, find a new doctor who does.
Words Change How We See Menopause
- Language shapes how we view menopause and its treatments.
- 'Menopause hormone therapy' normalizes care and avoids the old 'replacement' stigma from WHI reporting.
Rename Body Parts For Clarity
- Much anatomical terminology favors eponyms that reflect historical bias.
- Switching to descriptive toponyms (e.g., uterine tubes) centers clarity and inclusivity.
