Post by Scanvio Medical

The last Team weekly looked a little different at Scanvio HQ. 🎬 We set the usual agenda aside for a moment and watched "Chronically Invisible" together as a team. What makes the documentary particularly interesting is that it is narrated by men, offering a perspective that highlights how important it is for everyone, not just those directly affected, to understand the realities of Endometriosis. Through this lens, it explores the pain, the delays, the experience of not being believed and the long road many patients face before receiving answers. It was also special to watch a Swiss-made film that has received strong recognition, including the Semesterpreis for best thesis at the University of Zurich and an award at the Swiss Youth Film Festival in 2023. Since then, it has been shared across film festivals, medical circles and universities. What stayed with us most was that the film was built from lived experiences collected through anonymous patient surveys. Those voices are at the centre of the story, and that feels important. The documentary brings personal experiences to the forefront, while the day-to-day reality of living with the condition remains unseen. Thank you, Lynn Kohli, for creating this important documentary. And thank you, Lidia Zabala, for letting us know about it. 💜 Watch the documentary here: https://lnkd.in/dBNehsda #Endometriosis #WomensHealth #FemTech #MedTech #DigitalHealth #TeamLearning