He's awful generally too .awful man.
I like this point:Finally a grown up has entered the chat!!!
Peter Boylan says new cancer screening wording is 'confusing'
A consultant obstetrician says the Health Service Executive (HSE) should reverse a 'confusing' de...www.newstalk.com
Asked if some members of the trans community may feel excluded, he said: "I think that some certainly will, but it's virtually impossible to keep everybody happy.
"But the important thing, as I say, to try and maximise the screening for the prevention of cancer - and in that context the use of the word 'woman' is the most appropriate".
"He said use of the word 'person' is "confusing": "There are a lot of people for example who might not understand what a cervix is, but they do understand what a woman is."
Exactly, keeping the word woman on the screening literature and invites would remind people who use English as a second language and will more likely realise this is an appointment they need to attend for their health. Whereas cervix might not be as recognisable. When you learn a new language you learn man or woman or girl and boy but not necessarily the medical names for all your innards. It's important to have scientific clarity here.
don’t think they’re particularly strong and from what I read it doesn’t sound like the judge is with them. Really really hope I’m wrong. Also can’t be 100% sure because, oh so conveniently, the defence submissions and interventions were apparently very hard to hear for those observing so not sure how the judge took those either.
