French Doctor Listened to Women’s Pain, Then Transformed How It Was Treated

New York Times - WorldEN 7 min read 100% complete by Ségolène Le StradicJanuary 21, 2026 at 11:02 AM

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Dr. Ghada Hatem-Gantzer, a French obstetrician gynecologist, recognized the fragmented support system for women experiencing violence and trauma in the Paris suburbs. Around ten years ago, she founded the "House of Women" in Saint-Denis to address this issue. This center provides a centralized, one-stop shop offering medical, social, and legal assistance to female victims of violence. Dr. Hatem-Gantzer's goal was to simplify access to comprehensive care, which was previously scattered across various institutions. Despite initial challenges in securing funding and land, the House of Women now serves as a model for similar centers across France.

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Ségolène Le Stradic 30% Paris ×250% France ×260% Saint-Denis ×370% House of Women ×480% Ghada Hatem-Gantzer ×790%

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ghada hatem-gantzer 100% women's health 90% house of women 90% violence against women 80% one-stop shop 70% trauma 60% medical center 60% saint-denis 50% social assistance 50% obstetrician gynecologist 40%

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