Video, 5 mins
Gendered Experiences of Mesothelioma
Part of Pop-Up University
18 Sep 2021 12:00
This short animation outlines the differences experienced by male and female patients living with mesothelioma, a cancer caused by asbestos exposure. Their journey from diagnosis, through treatment to seeking compensation, can be influenced by gendered perceptions of healthcare and legal professionals.
Based on analysis of a large data set and qualitative interviews the animation explores some of the complexities around gender, age and occupational risk and the differences of gendered experiences.
Credits
Research
- Dr Stephanie Ejegi-Memeh, Health Sciences School
- Dr Michaela Senek, Health Sciences School
- Dr Steve Robertson, Health Sciences School
- Dr Bethany Taylor, Health Sciences School
- Professor Angela Tod, Health Sciences School
The Film
- Produced by Nifty Fox Creative