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In Reclaiming Knowledge: Feminism, Science, and the Politics of Women’s Health, Professor Gayathri Delanerolle challenges the historical divide between feminism and science, arguing instead for a more ethical, inclusive, and evidence-based future. Drawing upon neuroscience, reproductive health, genomics, artificial intelligence, menopause research, and public health, the book explores how power, bias, and structural inequality have shaped scientific knowledge and healthcare systems. Through the concept of reflexive reciprocity, it offers a new framework where scientific rigour and feminist ethics strengthen one another in the pursuit of health justice, equity, and social transformation.