«Crucial reading for us all»

Stylist

«What Sarah has achieved with Rebel Bodies is remarkable. The depth and breadth of the topics she’s explored and highlighted through real life accounts is impressive and important»

Maisie Hill, author of Period Power

«a warm, inclusive (but not chiding) insight into the realities and inequities of healthcare for the estimated 52 per cent of the population who were born female»

New Statesman

«Rebel bodies is such an important book. It highlights the dismal state of women’s healthcare and validates for women that their experiences are not all in their heads.»

Dr Sarah E. Hill, author of How the Pill Changes Everything

«Never before have I seen such stark, evidence-based research on the intersection between disability and gender. Sarah’s work is incredibly important.»

Cathy Reay, disabled writer and journalist

«Absolutely fantastic»

Dr Henrietta Hughes, Patient Safety Commissioner

«Fascinating, eye opening and maddening in the same breath. It blows the lid off the experience of many, many women's health journeys and leaves you wanting to stand by Sarah’s side and fight for an equal system of health.»

Holly Matthews, Self-development coach and author of The Happy Me Project

«Exposing the appalling gender bias that underpins our healthcare system, REBEL BODIES is an essential read, full of insight and practical advice to help women to challenge assumptions and advocate for ourselves and others. A rallying cry against inequality, both enraging and hopeful.»

Rebecca Schiller, author and journalist

«An impressive deep dive into the gender bias that exists in our healthcare system and a revelatory and optimistic call to arms for anyone who cares about creating a fairer society»

Karen Gurney, author of Mind the Gap

«Exposes the disparities in healthcare and gives advice on how to tackle them.»

Top Sante Health & Beauty

«Really good»

Naga Munchetty, BBC Radio 5 Live

«A provocative manifesto on addressing systemic misogyny in healthcare»

Harper's Bazaar

«Sarah's book is an essential, comprehensive, accessible explanation of the gender pain gap and medical misogyny. Sarah's book brings welcome clarity to the current situation but it also acts as a catalyst for wanting change - it is a powerful call to arms.»

Cherry Healey