Two personal friends are older Physicians. Both have had trouble with female patients in the past 10 years and both no longer see female patients. They say that it’s not worth risking their licences for. I wholeheartedly agree
@bow_wow_wow
15 күн бұрын
I wonder how long before it becomes illegal for male doctors to refuse to see female patients.
@haidner
21 күн бұрын
Men feel humiliation when having to expose themselves to doctors and nurses, too. We just don't whine about it as much. There are some pretty rude nurses out there. But even that isn't assault.
@StudioBrule
21 күн бұрын
And plenty of rude and abusive female doctors
@iwacu123
21 күн бұрын
@@StudioBruleAbsolutely! I had 2 female doctors in the past, who I quit going to because they were cold, condescending and rude. I now have a male doctor who is genuinely caring and emphatic. The feminist vilification of male doctors is, as everything feminist, a complete inversion of reality!
@Allybob001
21 күн бұрын
This is why i insist on chaperones for me and my male trainees for all intimate exams and for vulnerable females/anyone i perceive as flaky. The ability of female patients to destroy my livelihood and marriage cannot be underestimated. Thank you for all of your outstanding work.
@adamnbayley
21 күн бұрын
Professional men must never be alone with a woman, who is a client or customer.
@moelarryshemp
21 күн бұрын
I am a retired doc but was given excellent advice many years ago to never perform a gynaecological examination without a female chaperone and document it in the medical record.
@keithrodgers5010
21 күн бұрын
It is already a brave male nurse or doctor who so much as takes a woman's temperature without a female nurse present
@Muldoon111
21 күн бұрын
Thank you for your brilliant work Dr Fiamengo. You are such an intelligent and rational human being.
@Hilian86
21 күн бұрын
Thank you for your work
@shellshocktm
21 күн бұрын
I'm a physician and during my first job at a hospital I was told by a senior consultant to never find myself alone with a female patient because one false accusation can ruin my life. That was 7 years ago. I've always taken a nurse or chaperone along for rounds with me since then.
@bow_wow_wow
15 күн бұрын
Proud boydad here. I have a variety of reactions to this video. First, I have some sympathy for the woman who complained about being inspected by healthcare workers following a hip surgery (or whatever it was). I'm at a loss for concrete suggestions to improve the process, but I, too, am sensitive, perhaps too sensitive in the eyes of many, to the empathy or lack thereof that healthcare workers have toward me. For example, I attempted suicide in 2016. As I lay recovering in the hospital bed, a female medical doctor from Brown University paraded in 10-15 residents and asked if I wouldn't mind a visit from them. I meekly said I didn't mind, but the truth was that I minded very much. I didn't want them there at all; I just didn't have the courage to say so. So she asked why I was in the hospital and I, always a terrible liar, simply told her the truth: I had attempted suicide. She looked shocked and said, "Why ever would you do something like that?" Her tone made me think she might have assumed I was suffering from an overdose of male privilege. Maybe she was right. After all, I expected to be treated like a human being. Maybe I expected that because I've lived too nice a life. I don't know. The Ottawa medical doctor: Far too few have any appreciation at all what this man has gone / is going through. I can't adequately express my sympathy for this man. I would drop everything today and fly to visit him if there was anything at all I could do to help him. Even if he just wanted someone to listen to his story. I cannot stand to see men, or indeed any group, treated so brutally. The Commonwealth nations seem to be leading the way in terms of the subjugation of men. Australia, Britain, Canada: so many horror stories emerge from these countries. The British government has just announced its intention to categorize "extreme misogyny" as domestic terrorism. Teachers are now legally required to refer suspicious cases (e.g., a male student talking about Andrew Tate) to the authorities for potential de-radicalization (I guess the term "re-education" was already taken by previous regimes). Our adversaries' core competence is their mastery of the manipulation of language. Therefore, this decision clearly signals the government's intent to commence the mass crucifixion of mostly innocent men in the near future. This will inevitably increase, rather than decrease, violent extremism, providing the government the grist its anti-male propaganda mill needs to justify programs of the most extreme misandry that will, in turn, become the subject of history books for generations to come, and the definite end of the feminist movement and the imagined moral inferiority of men. I believe that because of what we're going through today, civilization will be inoculated for millennia against this particular moral aberration. In the meantime, those few of us who are aware what's going on need to pivot. We do a great job describing the problems that we see, and we need to continue to keep our foot on that gas pedal, because it keeps us all sane; but we also need to clearly understand this men's movement is not, in the short run, going to be a popular cause. The short-term goal cannot be the accumulation of any significant public goodwill. We've been at this for decades and we're still not there. No. We need to start focusing on how we can protect ourselves, each other and above all, our _boys_ from the threats that we face today and the unimaginable human rights violations that we will suffer in the near future. For this, we need prescience and creativity in abundance. Our focus needs to shift from the general to the particular. We are no longer a category of political agents -- men's rights activists -- but specific people in a challenging historical moment. Look around you... so to speak. The commenters you see here and in other places friendly to men and boys are your teammates. I am your teammate. I am here to help you, if I can. And I need your help, too. I don't know how to survive the coming storm. I don't think you know how, either. We urgently need to figure this out. One last thought: the harming of innocents is never desirable, but violent resistance to a corrupt authoritarian regime is not extremism. Germans who resisted the Schultzstaffel were not extremists; they were the heroes of their day.
@magicsinglez
21 күн бұрын
The irony being he needed to film every interaction to prevent claims of sexism.
@patrickmoran687
21 күн бұрын
I as a man have insisted that only one person is present when the female dermatology PA conducts the annual full skin exam. On my last exam I applied this policy when the PA entered the exam room accompanied by a young women with her laptop. The PA dismissed her. The second person’s presence was not necessary and the PA agreed. Men are normally shamed for insistence on medical personnel to respect the man’s boundaries.
@lukehanley5392
7 күн бұрын
The female gaze on daytime television.
@shawnallemond1038
20 күн бұрын
Most accusations of witchcraft came from other women, and executions were fairly rare most were required to perform religious penance (regular prayers such as hail marys, fasting, or a brief period of seclusion) along with public service.
@allen_p
21 күн бұрын
I volunteered in the Sam Houston National Forest, where the Karoyli's gymnastics camp was located for the USA gymnastics team. A hiking trail I helped maintain traveled just across the forest service road from the camp. Not a place you could find by accident. I remember when the allegations came out and everyone 100% assumed the girls were correct.
@SydBaron
21 күн бұрын
Any woman who undergoes an intimate investigation should be offered a chaperone. Having said that, I've just found an article that says he filmed some of his patients covertly.
@StudioBrule
21 күн бұрын
Why not men?
@CM_Burns
21 күн бұрын
Fast forward to 2024 and no surprise that Alyson Knop is unemployed.
@helmeteye
21 күн бұрын
That broken hip girl is stupidly ridiculous. Has the shame been indoctrinated out of her by University or something?
@Guildofarcanelore
21 күн бұрын
Seriously? Can you not ask for a retrial based solely on that comment? Unbiased judges?
@big_red_machine3547
21 күн бұрын
Yes, but their careers are already over. They also have to pay for their own lawyers in such cases. The legal fund for doctors only covers things such as medical mistakes and such- not so called crimes
@Guildofarcanelore
21 күн бұрын
@@big_red_machine3547 true. I have been hauled into the HR office for offering a woman a ride home after a late shift during a storm. A person I had previously given a ride to, with another coworker. I shudder to think what I would be looking at now. The instructors later put us at the same table, much to my objection. She berated me claiming I was “stalking her”. “I’ve been married 10 years, you aren’t half the woman my wife is. I offered you a ride because it was late and you would be waiting a long time. Get over yourself, you aren’t all that!” Despite the witnesses I don’t want to know what would happen these days.
@dfn808
21 күн бұрын
This is exceptionally easy to counter. Considering that the medical profession is about 95% female, get the men's rights groups to play the exact same game.
@VirideSoryuLangley
21 күн бұрын
That wouldn't work, because male victims and female predators aren't taken seriously.
@dfn808
21 күн бұрын
@@VirideSoryuLangley I know. It was meant as tongue-in-cheek
@binaryagenda
21 күн бұрын
Nadon pleaded guilty later that year. Some of his recordings were recovered, and I believe police already had hard evidence at the time they called for other victims to come forward. Even still, Fiamengo's point stands that he should have not had a trial by media.
@CrowsAreMurder
3 күн бұрын
Unfortunately there are women who feel the anchor man on the six o'clock news is stalking and harassing them as he's in her living room every day and is making intense eye contact with her when he looks into the camera . 🙄
@joaquimteixeira8297
21 күн бұрын
Thanks 💪
@JohanMeischke
21 күн бұрын
Ah exactly how are medical students supposed to learn medicine? Via a mobile ph maybe!😂
@josiah5776
21 күн бұрын
#FalselyAccused2 As a man I feel safer in a 3rd world country than in my own nation.
@danielkempton9659
21 күн бұрын
Walking down the street I looked at a girl whoops Life ruined.
@wingnut71
17 күн бұрын
The last thing i would want to be would be a gynocologist. I think maybe only women should do that particular medical role.
@alanarturdemitrovfernandes1161
9 күн бұрын
ive looked into the witch trials and it results that women composed like 80%of all accusers. i always bring that up when they say that you should always believe the woman
@prschuster
21 күн бұрын
Six years later, what is the status of the Nadon case?
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