The Case Against Hysterectomy (Pandora Soap Box series)

by Sandra Simkin

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One hundred thousand hysterectomies are performed in the UK each year. In this book Sandra Simkin argues that 90 per cent of them are unnecessary and offers many reasons as to why hysterectomy has become a contested medical procedure.

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One hundred thousand hysterectomies are performed in the UK each year. In this book Sandra Simkin argues that 90 per cent of them are unnecessary and offers many reasons as to why hysterectomy has become a contested medical procedure.

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