Convenience Medicine and the Retailisation of Women’s Health
Something curious has happened in women’s health over the past two decades. Emergency contraception moved into pharmacies in the name of “access”. Sexual health consultations quietly disappeared from the process. At the same time Australia began recording steady increases in sexually transmitted infections — gonorrhoea climbing sharply, infectious syphilis rising several-fold and chlamydia remaining stubbornly common. Of course correlation does not equal causation. But when t

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