From The Lancet, the famous British medical research journal, as it celebrates its 200th anniversary this year:

Queer fabulosity as a means to question heteropatriarchal culture

Victoria Cluley
Published: December 16, 2023DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(23)02765-4

Provision and access to health care remains systemically unequal across the globe, with those identifying as marginalised populations continually faring worse than those who do not. In response, strategies to promote inclusivity and alleviate disparity, with a focus on patient centredness, intersectionality, and inclusion health, have gained prominence in health-care provision and research. Although there has been much positive change, there is still a long way to go. The disability rights slogan, “nothing about us, without us”, encapsulates the need for continued, engaged, and inclusive action. The artist-curated exhibition Ridykes’ Cavern of Fine Inverted Wines and Deviant Videos at Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, UK, offers immersive and humorous engagement with such issues.