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Changing the agenda.


 Women's health includes more than gynecology. Its emphasis changes from the objective, countable, and scientific to reasons and feelings. Personal experience is added to statistics, well-designed studies, and hard events. Men and women are different biologically, but gender differences are social constructs that vary with culture. Women's health takes this into account when questioning facts from courses, journals, and drug advertisement before accepting or rejecting them.
