If all 760,000 women waiting for NHS gynaecological appointments were to stand in a line, the queue would stretch from London to Exeter, illustrating the waiting-list crisis.
The waiting-list crisis presents a criminal waste of human energy and highlights how women suffer most when the health service is underfunded.
The waiting-list crisis is exacerbated by systemic issues that intensify existing inequalities, disproportionately affecting those with lower incomes who have fewer healthcare options.
The NHS was created to promote good health in all citizens but has become a reality that perpetuates inequality rather than alleviating it.
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