Show Notes
In this episode, Sarah Glynn shares her deeply personal journey through breast cancer and the questions it raised about how we understand, measure and manage our health.
From the limitations of diagnostics and imaging to lifestyle, diet, hormone therapy and genetic factors, Sarah’s experience opens up a wider conversation about why health rarely fits neatly into simple answers.
Together, we explore the limitations of binary thinking in medicine, the importance of looking at the full picture, and why truly personalised care requires nuance, context and an integrated approach.
A personal story, and an important conversation about the complexity of women’s health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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