7 March 2025 to 8 March 2026
‘Unseen’ reveals how, for centuries, medical science has taken the male body as the norm, often overlooking women and gender-diverse individuals. Discover the hidden stories behind medical inequality and how it continues to impact the healthcare we receive today. More text at the website.
The exhibition is included in the entrance ticket to the museum. And free to visit during the TechTalk Women’s Health on may 20th (more information here: https://leidenbiosciencepark.nl/events/techtalk-may-2025/).
Unseen is an exhibition that moves, challenges, and inspires. It not only provides a startling look at the past but also offers a hopeful perspective on the future. What can we learn from history? What progress has already been made? And how can we ensure that everyone, regardless of gender, sex, or identity, receives the right medical care?
Learn more here: https://www.rijksmuseumboerhaave.nl/en/exhibitions/unseen
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