a board-certified urologist and sexual medicine specialist on a mission to change the way women think about their bodies and their healthcare. Whether through social media, her YouTube channel or podcast appearances, Rubin seizes any opportunity to push conversations that have long been ignored into the mainstream.
a board-certified urologist and sexual medicine specialist on a mission to change the way women think about their bodies and their healthcare.
Whether through social media, her YouTube channel or podcast appearances, Rubin seizes any opportunity to push conversations that have long been ignored into the mainstream.
We spoke with Rubin about how to overcome medical gaslighting, why women's sexual health has been overlooked for so long and how women can better advocate for themselves.
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a board-certified urologist and sexual medicine specialist on a mission to change the way women think about their bodies and their healthcare. Whether through social media, her YouTube channel or podcast appearances, Rubin seizes any opportunity to push conversations that have long been ignored into the mainstream. We spoke with Rubin about how to overcome medical gaslighting, why women's sexual health has been overlooked for so long and how women can better advocate for themselves.
"Sexual health is health." That's the mantra of Rachel Rubin, M.D. This interview has been lightly edited for clarity and length. You've spoken openly about medical gaslighting in women's healthcare.
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