Tali Wolder

“all human gynecological practices have some very basic things in common: They try to preserve the life of the mother and, if possible, the child. They try to prevent and treat excessive uterine bleeding. They try to prevent and treat bacterial infection.[*6] They tend to guide the intensity of the mother’s labor efforts to coincide with the dilation of her cervix.”
― Cat Bohannon, Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution