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Erin A. Frost and Michelle F. Eble's I Interrogating Gendered Pathologies i illuminates gender and its many implications for the rhetoric of health and medicine (RHM), holding space for rhetoricians to question and move to action on the issues at play when gendered norms are imposed on medicalized bodies. Frost and Eble write: The field of rhetorics of health and medicine is a relatively newly established field; the books published to date have helped form a foundation. Anglesey suggests narrative medicine as a method that might help clinicians and patients to better partner and assist patients as they move through this complex disease and diagnosis. [Extracted from the article]