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BMJ letter: Informed choice and patient involvement are key to improving experiences of gynaecological procedures (Stephanie O'Donohue, 16 December 2025)

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The letter is a response by Stephanie O'Donohue, Founder of TIGER UK, to another letter submitted to the BMJ by Adele Waters - Medical misogyny and “harrowing” experiences: what are doctors doing to improve outpatient gynaecological procedures?

You can read the response by Stephanie via the link below (paywalled).

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BMJ letter: Informed choice and patient involvement are key to improving experiences of gynaecologic… https://www.bmj.com/content/391/bmj.r2630.full
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