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(MIS)Treated

TVO
Women's Health
Endometriosis
FEMTECH
Menopause
Mental Health
Childbirth Innovations
Clinical Trials
Uterine Fibroids
Canadian Economy
Stigmatization Of Women's Health
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Autism
Venture Capital Disparity
Gynecological Care
Health Care System
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Gender Parity
Mckinsey Health Institute
Ontario Medical Association
Black Maternal Health

(MIS)Treated, a TVO podcast, explores how medicine has – and still is – failing women and speaks to the people looking to make a difference. Join host Nam Kiwanuka to hear real life stories and expert interviews on how the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of women affects us all.

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Unlike a broken arm, you can't see chronic pain. This makes it complicated to treat or diagnose because it's subjective. This has led chronic pain to be called a "silent epidemic" and while 70% of chronic pain sufferers are women, historically the ma... more

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A recent study shows that autism is almost as prevalent in girls as it is in boys - so why have we been led to believe that autism is something that mostly impacts boys and men? The February 2026 study suggests that the difference, in part, is that g... more

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A bill looking to establish a national framework for women's health is making its way through the Senate. What does Bill S-243 look to implement?

In Canada women represent 50% of the population, nearly half of the labour workforce, and make up 75% ... more

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What's it like to navigate fertility care as it becomes increasingly profit-driven in Ontario?

Infertility is considered a medical condition by the World Health Organization and in Canada, it's defined by age. A study from 2023 shows that a fifth o... more

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Jennifer Daly-Cyr
Person with lived experience of chronic pain
Canadian Pain Society
Episode: Why do women make up 70% of chronic pain cases?
Dr. Tania Di Renna
President of the Canadian Pain Society; physician at Women's College Hospital
Canadian Pain Society
Episode: Why do women make up 70% of chronic pain cases?
Julie Green
Writer and author of Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood and Radical Acceptance
Writer based in Kingston
Episode: How girls and women with autism were missed
Jennifer Blake
Gynecologist, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at McMaster University and University of Toronto; menopause specialist; scientific advisor with the Women's Health Hub Coalition
Pan-Canadian Women's Health Coalition / McMaster University / University of Toronto
Episode: Why Canada needs a national framework for women's health
Caitlin Walsh-Miller
Journalist, wrote about IVF and fertility care in Ontario
Toronto Life
Episode: The Big Business of IVF
Irene Darrell-Austin
Toronto resident with lived experience navigating fertility care
Episode: The Big Business of IVF
Nance Ackerman
Filmmaker and co-producer/director of the documentary The Delivery Line, Midwives on the Frontlines
The Delivery Line project
Episode: What's it like to be a midwife in a conflict zone?
Ximena Rojas Garcia
Midwife serving migrant communities, based near the U.S.-Mexico border
Midwifery practice in border region
Episode: What's it like to be a midwife in a conflict zone?
Jay MacGillivray
Midwife with extensive field experience including U.S.-Mexico border work
Midwifery practice
Episode: What's it like to be a midwife in a conflict zone?

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • Educational and Noteworthy

    As a male listener, I appreciate learning about the mistreatment of women in healthcare. With every episode, I’m learning how to be a better ally. Thank you for shedding light on these topics and educating the masses.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zwarhol88
    Canada6 months ago
  • Spot On

    I’m a woman, age 44, currently getting my masters in public health when I fell suddenly ill. Craniocervical Instability happens to be a big part of it- just finished that episode (EDS). Anyway, I always knew of the injustices in women’s healthcare, I advocate fiercely- and unfortunately I’ve had to experience it over and over these past couple years. This podcast has great story telling accurate portrayals. I hope it reaches audiences that didn’t already understand all this… keep it up, great po... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    molrun40
    United States7 months ago
  • Empowering and Empathetic

    Enlightening, empowering, empathetic, and educational. Look forward to the next instalments!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Magsimillion74
    Canada9 months ago

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What's it like to be a midwife in a conflict zone?
Q: What were the challenges of filming in remote or conflict zones?
The guests described logistical hardships, safety concerns, and ethical considerations around portraying trauma, while emphasizing the importance of staying close to the people served and preserving dignity.
What's it like to be a midwife in a conflict zone?
Q: Why did you want to tell the story of midwives in this way?
The director spoke about personal experiences with midwifery leading to a belief in empowerment, nurturing, and a female-centered lens on conflict and crisis, aiming to highlight hope and systemic issues at once.
How do hormonal changes impact women's brain health?
Q: What do we get wrong about menopause and its impact on brain health?
Menopause is a long transition with variable experiences across individuals, ages of onset, and hormone therapies; research shows increased risk signals but also significant data gaps that require more diverse, longitudinal data and careful consideration of treatment timing and formulation.
How do hormonal changes impact women's brain health?
Q: Is there research that looks at how birth control impacts brain health, and what does it show?
Very little research exists; only a minuscule share has examined the brain effects of hormonal contraceptives, despite widespread, long-term use, suggesting potential brain health implications that are not well understood.
An Open Conversation On Pregnancy Loss
Q: What changes do you think are needed in medical care for pregnancy loss?
More sensitivity, better communication, clear information about options and supports, and the creation of dedicated pregnancy clinics rather than solely ER-based care.

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Frequently Asked Questions About (MIS)Treated

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MIS(Treated) covers how medicine has historically failed women and continues to shape care, diagnosis, and policy. Through real-life stories and expert interviews, the show probes misdiagnosis, access barriers, and the emotional and financial toll on patients, while highlighting advocates, clinicians, researchers, and journalists who are driving change. Episodes often pair patient perspectives with data-driven analysis, policy discussions, and calls to reform—making it a practical listen for professionals focused on health equity, women's health, and systemic reform. A notable strength is the blend of intimate storytelling with rigorous context, plus a willingness to spotlight overlooked issues such as Indigenous health histories, cervical ... more

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7. Nance Ackerman
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