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Ethnicity pain gap: the epidural failed and no one believed me – I could feel everything
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Ethnicity pain gap: the epidural failed and no one believed me – I could feel everything
Women from minority backgrounds are less likely to receive adequate pain relief during childbirth
Women from minority backgrounds in UK less likely to get epidurals, study finds
How the ethnicity pain gap follows people from birth to death
Julie Hammond, a 35-year-old mother of three from Kent, believes that the “excruciating” pain she experienced during the birth of her second child was not well managed by the m…
2 Jul, 16:03
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