
Sophie Harman
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Jul 21, 2026
S11 Ep2: Placing the Right Kind of Attention on Women’s Health with Professor Sophie Harman
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Sophie HarmanGUEST
So it-- this book, Invisible Women, was a real game changer because there was a lot of kind of academic research around the absence of women from clinical trials, for example.

Sophie HarmanGUEST
And Criado-Perez just brought all this research together in this best-selling book in a really accessible way that also it was a great advocacy tool because people could then take this research and go to the science bodies or funders and say, "Look.

Sophie HarmanGUEST
Look at what you've been doing." And you saw a sort of change in attitude, I think, in how funders of research were thinking about the problem.

Sophie HarmanGUEST
And I think that's why you see some of those advances in science in this kind of way.
