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Jun 30, 2026
Dr Anke Samulowitz: Gender Norms, Pain and Bias in Healthcare and Sport
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Anke SamulowitzGUEST
And I could also see that with another theme that muscle strength and physical fitness in descriptions related to healthcare services was related with masculinity and men, although we know there are many, many women with physical fitness and muscle strength.

Anke SamulowitzGUEST
But when it comes to women are expected to be sensitive, men are expected to be stoic, I found one recent article where a research group analysed English tabloid newspapers, The Sun and the Mirror, when they covered all sport articles during European football championships and Wimbledon in 2021.

Anke SamulowitzGUEST
So I found that interesting because it parallels how we saw how women with pain were portrayed in scientific articles.

Anke SamulowitzGUEST
So one of the themes of these, how athletes were portrayed, that was men with injuries that were described as heroic and brave.
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Although I've not seen an article on that yet, but maybe there's some mileage there as well to compare.