FEM

Exploring women health and endocrinology at the intersection of medicines, sociology and psychology!

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Welcome to day 2 of FEM2020 , here is a link of detailed program https://t.co/FZ005WiNNr. We look forward to seeing you

[FEM @FEM27175084]

This is your entry to FEM2020! https://t.co/GsS6xYiM9e
@bansalbeena

@drtejallathia

@ChitraEndocrine

@theshwetavision

@DrGaganPriya1

@WomensHealth_in

@SheThePeople

@FeminismInIndia

@IndiaESI

@JulieSilverMD

@AbigailADumes
#WomenInMedicine

[HopOn India @hoponindia]

Listen to some old-world stories of Heritage and Culture... Visit some museums... Take a food walk or a tour on cricket... All on your phone anywhere anytime!

Meet us at @FEM27175084 12-13 September. Register today @ https://t.co/2VU6SMObcz.

#FEM2020 #FEM #HopOnIndia

[FEM @FEM27175084]

FEM2020 is one in MANY "virtual meets", it is one in FEW "women only meet" and one of the RARE women only meet where social scientists, doctors, psychologists, journalist, lawyer, dancers, artists and women activist meet. #WomenSupportingWomen @drtejallathia @ChitraEndocrine

[FEM @FEM27175084]

FEM2020-program agenda. #healingwithart #healingwithdance #foodandnutrition #diabetes #obesitystigma #womeninmedicine #genderandscience #disabilityinclusion #LGBTQ #PCOS #hypothyroidism #menopause #pregnancyanddiabetes #womenhealth #narrativebasedmedicine #medicalhumanities

[FEM @FEM27175084]

FEM2020: conversations are the intersection of science & humanities; narratives to bridge the epistemically divide between patients and doctors; holistic biopsychosocial approach to women health. @drshyambansal @ChitraEndocrine @MedEcr @MedEmpathy @NarrativeMed @JohnLauner

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Psycho-social implications of diabetes: we discussed type 1 and type 2 diabetes separately because their impact may be very different. A conversation on occupational and social concerns, body image issues, developmental impact.@kanakkataria @bansalbeena #type1diabetes #diabetes

[FEM @FEM27175084]

In many shamanic societies, if you came to a medicine person complaining of being depressed, they would ask: "When did you stop dancing? When did you stop singing? When did you stop being enchanted by stories? When did you stop being comforted by the sweet territory of silence?

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Understanding medicalisation-the positives and negatives in relation to subclinical hypothyroidism. #hypothyroidism #medicalisation @ranbanka_manu @Gaganpriya1 @drtejallathia @drshafikuchay @ChitraEndocrine @BansalBeena

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Register for FEM2020, you might find it interesting. For me the conversations were transformational. https://t.co/O64nOKC30q

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Medicine is an intersection of science and humanities; but the focus is more on science today, which may dehumanise healthcare interaction. Addressing human dimensions in Healthcare and social norms like gender biases influencing knowledge at FEM2020. #WomenInMedicine

[FEM @FEM27175084]

The problem is not with the person’s “disability”, the problem is with the society’s views of the person’s abilities. We discuss how “ableism” is a malady afflicting medicine and what clinicians should do to cure it. #DisabilityRights #abelism #fem2020

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Pregnancies in general and those complicated by medical conditions like diabetes seem to take the narrative power away from the mother! There is a need to empower pregnant women, giving her the right to her body, her pregnancy, her child and the decisions. #gdm @BansalBeena

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Sex is not equal to gender is not equal to sexuality. Register for FEM2020 at https://t.co/3KepaYERjE to join this beautiful conversation. #lgbtqia+ #feminism #GenderEquity @BansalBeena @drtejallathia @SheThePeople @HPLSjournal

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Personal narratives by #Womeninmedicine an honest reflection on gender biases in knowledge, training and practise-register@ https://t.co/3KepaYERjE. #HerTimeIsNow @JulieSilverMD @drtejallathia @ChildrenFirstLP @DrJoyeeta @moupiyaukil @BansalBeena @ChitraEndocrine @SheThePeople

[FEM @FEM27175084]

A woman avoids going out for walks because of her “weight”. Who is she hiding from? Whose gaze it is that makes her feel vulnerable? Let’s discuss. @BansalBeena @drtejallathia @SrutiChan @diwas @DrJoyeeta @TheScienceOfLi2 @WomensHealth_in @GurgaonMoms @HarvardHealth #obesity

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Experience of living with a chronic disease is a continuous process consisting of an individual's complex dialogues with herself & the world. Discussing the lived in experiences of people with diabetes from bio-psycho-social perspective. #FEM2020 #diabetes @BansalBeena

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Diabetes, obesity, PCOS, menopause, gender discordance..what is common in these conditions? They impact a person's identity with self and society. How to address this shift in narrative-Dialogues between social scientists, physicians, psychologists at FEM2020

[FEM @FEM27175084]

Rediscovering the joy of learning by venturing away from our comfort zones of certain knowledge to unexplored intersections of medicine with social sciences. Register for FEM2020 at https://t.co/3KepaYERjE. @BansalBeena @drtejallathia @DrJoyeeta @ChitraEndocrine #fem2020

[Aeon Magazine @aeonmag]

It’s easy for the mind to become closed to new ideas. Cultivating a beginner’s mind helps us rediscover the joy of learning https://t.co/ZVFOyGZ4Z5