Your concept of medical Gaslighting is really illuminating. Thanks! A question: Do you think that patients' reports about their own pain are easier targets for medical gaslighting than other types of epistemic injustices? After all, it seems to me that is easier to concede that person has great epistemic authority on bodily and mental states related to the pain they are experiencing. In this case, it is not that hard to design medical protocols that give priority to a patient's judgments about their own pain... But since the problem is not reduced to pain, I ask: what other types of states are subject to medical gaslighting?