Rebecca Bloom, a passionate health-care advocate and author of 'When Women Get Sick,' discusses the critical issue of gender bias in medicine. She reveals how women's symptoms are often dismissed, leading to delayed diagnoses. The conversation touches on the importance of empowering women to navigate the health system, understanding insurance intricacies, and advocating for oneself. Bloom emphasizes the need for organized support, like healthcare doulas, and highlights the impact of research gaps that hinder equitable care. Her insights aim to spark change and improve health outcomes for women.
