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The History of Misinformation in Women's Health
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This podcast episode discusses the early days of medicine, before germ theory and centralized medical schools, when all kinds of people were calling themselves doctors and trust in the medical profession was low. It also highlights the prevailing belief at the time that women do not experience sexual pleasure.
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