Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare

This week's post by Christophe Gauld, Laelia Benoit, and Floriane Brunet considers how the increasing prevalence of self-diagnosis influ...

Life in cities is often a matter of extremes. It can be both stimulating and stressful. It can be socially enriching and isolating. It can i...

This post by Cath Roper and Nina Joffee-John explores abolitionist perspectives on how to address epistemic injustices in mental healthcare,...

This post by Anna Drożdżowicz and J.P. Grodniewicz explores the epistemic injustices that can arise in the context of psychotherapy. Despite...

Endometriosis is a chronic disease characterised by the growth of endometrial tissue outside of the uterine cavity ( Parasar, 2017 ). Sympto...