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Women’s Bodies and Medical Science

Part of the Science, Technology and Medicine in Modern History Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-0-230-25110-6

ISBN: 978-1-349-58915-9

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Feb 17, 2016

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Introduction: An Inquiry into Cervical Cancer

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 1 –6

[New Zealand’s National Women’s Hospital, situated in Auckland, was set up in 1946, a time when confidence in modern medical science soared throughout the Western world. Medical advances during the Second World War included the development of antibiotic drugs to combat serious infections, as well...
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Carcinoma in Situ: Meanings and Medical Significance

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 7 –31

[In 1966 Associate Professor Herbert (Herb) Green took a proposal to the National Women’s Hospital Medical Committee to treat more conservatively than previously women who had been diagnosed through a positive cervical smear with carcinoma in situ or abnormal cells in their cervix. Twenty-one...
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Management of Patients with Carcinoma in Situ

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 32 –56

[In her prize-winning book about her experiences at National Women’s, published following the Inquiry, Clare Matheson (known as ‘Ruth’ in the Metro article) referred to Herb Green’s ‘unorthodox and life-threatening withholding of proper treatment’.1 By contrast, Dr James Gwynne, pathologist at...
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The Therapeutic Relationship and Patient Consent

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 57 –73

[‘The real issues are trust and abuse of it’, Sandra Coney declared. “The patients didn’t know.’1 Cartwright agreed: ‘The great majority of patients did not know, except intuitively, that they were participants in the 1966 trial.’2 In its submission to the Inquiry, the Ministry of Women’s Affairs...
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A Profession Divided

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 74 –88

[Judge Cartwright made damning statements about Herb Green’s professional competence. She wrote, ‘An analysis of Dr Green’s papers points to misinterpretation or misunderstandings of some data on his part, and on occasion, manipulation of his own data.’1 She believed that the evidence of...
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Population-based Cervical Screening

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 89 –107

[Diagnosis of CIS and its appropriate management were not the only medical disagreements between Green and McIndoe. Green’s views on population-based cervical screening also apparently upset McIndoe. Mary Whaley, McIndoe’s daughter, revealed that following Greens public utterances about...
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Four Women Take on the Might of the Medical Profession

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 108 –124

[From the 1950s to the 1980s, disputes around CIS racked the medical profession in New Zealand and elsewhere. The disputes were between clinicians and cytologists, pathologists and public health physicians. They argued about different understandings of the meaning of CIS, its appropriate...
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The Cervical Cancer Inquiry and the ‘full story’

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 125 –151

[The Metro article by Sandra Coney and Phillida Bunkle focused specifically on Associate Professor Herb Green’s research at National Women’s Hospital and sparked the setting up of a committee of inquiry. The interrogation of Green at the Inquiry demonstrated that the Inquiry was not just an...
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Media Wars: The Report’s Reception

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 152 –173

[In 1985, discussing the campaign against Depo-Provera, Christine Dann had written that, ‘Women’s health activists were made painfully aware of what a formidable system they were challenging when doctors, the manufacturing company, the Health Department and ultimately the media closed ranks...
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New World, Better World? Implementing Cartwright

Bryder, Linda

Pages: 174 –190

[The Labour government embraced the report wholeheartedly. The New Zealand Medical Journal reported within two weeks of its publication that the government intended to implement the recommendations that directly concerned the agencies under its control and follow up those directed at other...

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