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Womb The Inside Story of Where We All Began

Leah Hazard

“Page for page, I may not have ever learned more from a book.... The size of a clenched fist and the shape of a light bulb—with no less power and potential. Every person on Earth began inside a uterus, but how much do we really understand about the womb?

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The book was highlighted as a midwife‑authored exploration of menstrual fluid and uterine tissue research, noting its relevance to cancer, fibroids and adenomyosis diagnostics. It also served as the entry point for the host to discover Gemma's research and led to an interview with the author about period science. The host praised the title strongly, indicating it as a must‑read for listeners.

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Episode: The bleeding edge

This book introduced the speaker to Gemma's research. The speaker also interviewed the author about other fascinating period science.

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I actually first heard about Gemma's research in Leah's book and I spoke to her about it and also about other exciting period science.

Episode: The bleeding edge, part two

It was mentioned as a book by a midwife that explored research around menstrual fluid and uterine tissue, including potential applications for cancer, fibroids and adenomyosis diagnoses.

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Leah Hazard is a midwife and the author of Womb, the inside story of where we all began.

I cannot recommend Leah Hazard's book, Womb Enough.

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