Sorcières, sages-femmes et infirmières. Une histoire des femmes soignantes

The book details a long history of witch hunts and suppression—did anyone else feel this history made the current healthcare landscape more complex or unjust?

Understanding her motivation could shed light on how personal histories shape broader social narratives. I wonder what drew her to these stories of women healers.

The book portrays their resilience and importance—made me appreciate their roles in ways I hadn't before. Has this changed how others view women in healthcare?