Why I Stopped Saying "Women's Health" for Ob/Gyn (part 2)

In this episode, Dr. Shannon Panszi continues the conversation on the language we use in obstetrics and gynecology and why it’s time to stop referring to it as "women’s health." Picking up from the first part, which asked listeners to reflect on their use of gendered language, Dr. Panszi now shares her decisions about avoiding "women’s health."Dr. Panszi also addresses the common objections she hears, such as fears of "erasing women," and offers a thoughtful response that reframes the issue: this isn’t about erasure but about lifting everyone up by making healthcare spaces more inclusive. She challenges listeners to rethink our assumptions about patients based on language.Tune in to hear how expanding our language can expand the reach of care—and why it's essential for a more inclusive medical practice.Enjoyed this episode? Share it on social media or send the link to a colleague or a friend who’s curious about learning more about gender. For more insights, visit engenderlove.com and join our mailing list. Don’t forget to rate or review the podcast—your support helps more people discover and learn with us.Special thanks to Indy M W for the music. Like and follow him on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your music.