There is a commodity scarcer than water and more precious than gold: the time that eludes us. Everyone talks about it, everyone pursues it, but not everyone possesses it equally. In societies that advance and generate new rights, the right to time emerges with force. But who can truly exercise it?

Gender bias in medicine translates into invisible diseases, such as endometriosis, lipedema or fibromyalgia, suffered by women like Idoia, Marian and Gisela. But also the medicalisation of normal physiological processes such as pregnancy or childbirth, as Cristina relates. The four of them raise their voices and demand that research and medicine also put women at the centre.