“I’d be lying if I said I know what it is” - Glaswegians share what they know about endometriosis and whether women’s health needs more research and awareness - video Dailymotion

With diagnosis’s of endometriosis on the rise we ask the people of Glasgow what they know about the condition that affects females.

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00:00Well, they should research it more then, because it sounds quite dangerous.

00:04Maybe we should allocate funds to that, rather than other things.

00:08I know the name. I'd be lying to you if I said I know what it is.

00:11That kind of answers your question about is enough being done about it,

00:14and is it kind of being publicised enough?

00:17Because something tells me it's spinos, something related to that,

00:21but then again, that's a complete sort of fanciful guess.

00:24So no, I don't think it's enough being done about it.

00:27I'd definitely go under research, because I study psychology,

00:31so a lot of psychologists, psychological theories, are all kind of rooted in the 1900s,

00:36when women were completely excluded from the studies,

00:40which I've always found quite interesting, because our fundamental understanding of the world

00:44is inherently flawed.

00:46No clue.

00:48I'd never heard of it before, but bacteria is a very dangerous thing.

00:52Maybe there's an easy prevention for it.

00:55But awareness and knowledge is always a good thing.

01:00So I would say it's a good thing.

01:01That idea would be a good thing.

01:02It's a good thing.

01:03It's a good thing.

01:05It's a good thing.

01:06It's like this is good and it's a good thing

01:14to be able to figure out this model.

01:17So I'm not sure what is doing.

01:19So I'm not sure what is doing.

01:20I'd be able to use them to try their own 방법.