Episode 87. Female anatomy and the physiology of the female reproductive system is often misunderstood while other women don't even know the basics about how their own bodies work! This episode is important for everyone to listen to, not just individuals who have a uterus. In addition to discussing the structure and function of the organs that make up the intricate female reproductive system, I also go over what goes on during the menstrual cycle.

Please note that during this episode I use terms such as "female", "women", "maternal", etc. when describing the population of individuals who have a uterus, vagina, etc.; however, I do not intend to exclude individuals who have these anatomical parts who identify as a gender other than female. I also realize that not everyone who identifies as a women will have these parts. Terminology I use in this episode is consistent with sex assigned at birth. 

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