Stories by Mary Twomey

Feature
- From private shame to public campaign
  
  The medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry have between them created a ‘breast cancer industry’ which neglects the needs of women themselves, argue Laura Potts and Mary Twomey
Reviews
- Exploring the map of ‘good’ grief
  
  AN INTIMATE LONELINESS: supporting bereaved parents and siblings
  Gordon Riches and Pam Dawson
  Open University Press, 2000
- Should we do all that is possible?
  
  TRAGIC CHOICES IN HEALTH CARE: the case of Child B
  Chris Ham and Susan Pickard
  King’s Fund, 1998, £15.00
- Post-period pains
  
  REINTERPRETING MENOPAUSE: Cultural and Philososphical Issues
  Komesaroff P, Rothfield P, Daly J (eds)
  Routledge, 1997, £13.99
- Are nurses different?
  
  Nursing History and the Politics of Welfare
  Anne Marie Rafferty, Jane Robinson and Ruth Elkan (eds)
  Routledge 1997, £14.99
- Bit of a pain
  
  THE PAIN RELIEF HANDBOOK
  Chris Wells and Graham Nown
  Vermilion, 1996, £8.99
- Getting it together
  
  SURVIVAL IN GROUPS
  Tom Douglas
  Open University Press, 1995, £13.99
- Do women ‘do death better’?
  
  Lifting the taboo: women, death and dying
  Sally Cline
  Little, Brown & Co, 1995, £18.99
- ...and the British version
  
  WOMEN AND THE HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY
  Peggy Foster
  Open University Press, 1995
- Changing ‘the change’
  
  The Menopause Industry
  Sandra Coney
  The Women’s Press, 1995
- Living with dying
  
  CANCER IN TWO VOICES
  Sandra Butler and Barbara Rosenblum
  The Women’s Press, 1994, £7.99