>Medical students in England will have to pass mandatory training to diagnose and treat female health conditions under plans to improve women’s health.
>A £10 million investment will fund more mobile breast cancer screening, and new rules should make it easier to compare IVF provision in different areas.
So, it is currently possible to become a doctor in this country without knowing much about women’s health?
Considering just how woke the NHS is slowly but surely becoming, what with guidelines telling their nurses and midwives to say things like, “Chest-feeding”, “birthing person”, asking men if they’re pregnant, and other ludicrous gender-politics things which don’t belong in scientific medical practises, it won’t be long until neither male nor female doctors even know what a woman actually is, let alone how her body works!
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>Medical students in England will have to pass mandatory training to diagnose and treat female health conditions under plans to improve women’s health.
>A £10 million investment will fund more mobile breast cancer screening, and new rules should make it easier to compare IVF provision in different areas.
So, it is currently possible to become a doctor in this country without knowing much about women’s health?
Considering just how woke the NHS is slowly but surely becoming, what with guidelines telling their nurses and midwives to say things like, “Chest-feeding”, “birthing person”, asking men if they’re pregnant, and other ludicrous gender-politics things which don’t belong in scientific medical practises, it won’t be long until neither male nor female doctors even know what a woman actually is, let alone how her body works!
This is a good thing that needs to happen.