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Bring Back The Word 'Woman' Nhs Told
//The word "woman" must be used on NHS websites for cancer and pregnancy information, more than 1,000 doctors, nurses and health workers have told the service…. A letter drawn up by the Clinical Advisory Network on Sex and Gender, which is made up of NHS staff, said dropping the use of the word was disrespectful… Specifically, the NHS must use women's words for women's bodies and women's health problems... NHS.UK healthcare messaging shows a lack of concern for women, is disrespectful and insults women.//
https:/ /www.lb c.co.uk /news/n hs-word -woman- guidanc e/
Hear hear … but not only is airbrushing 'women' out disrespectful and insulting - giving the impression that people other than women (dare I say men?) are also affected by health problems and conditions that can apply only to women is just plain stupid. Why aren't they saying that too?
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Hear hear … but not only is airbrushing 'women' out disrespectful and insulting - giving the impression that people other than women (dare I say men?) are also affected by health problems and conditions that can apply only to women is just plain stupid. Why aren't they saying that too?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Come on, Naomi. You said your principles take precedence over Site Rules. Now you're trying to wriggle out of that.
Would I trust you now? No.
Would I trust you now? No.
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Off you go then.
Off you go then.
Gness, oh no! I’m devastated. :o)
My principles taking precedence seems to have created an element of … err …. I’ll put it politely ….alarm. It might take some here a moment’s consideration … a good idea when you’re not certain … but it’s not rocket science. In these discussions with people it affects I simply don’t use gender specific terms at all. That way no rules are broken and one is offended.
My principles taking precedence seems to have created an element of … err …. I’ll put it politely ….alarm. It might take some here a moment’s consideration … a good idea when you’re not certain … but it’s not rocket science. In these discussions with people it affects I simply don’t use gender specific terms at all. That way no rules are broken and one is offended.
I agree with David Small. Been away for a few days (OH in hospital, so just read this through). I'm a woman. I understand about some (very few) people suffering from gender dysphoria - my god-daughter became my godson. Nevertheless, she was 'she' until eventually he became 'He' - no one had any problem with that, including him.
It is still ridiculous to not use the word 'women' as the general term. The minority know who they are and which medical conditions they need to consider. I agree that the status of women is being airbrushed.
It is still ridiculous to not use the word 'women' as the general term. The minority know who they are and which medical conditions they need to consider. I agree that the status of women is being airbrushed.
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