In the last episode of "The Retrievals, Season 2," we go back to the hospital in Chicago to see the changes they have put into place to manage pain during C-sections. Listen to Episode 4 today:

At a Chicago hospital, a nurse’s excruciating C-section set off a reckoning. In the final episode of "The Retrievals, Season 2," we learn about some of the changes made by staff at that same hospital to fix what went wrong.

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Experiencing significant pain during a C-section isn’t a new problem, but it’s been a hidden one. A patient named Susanna is bringing it to doctors’ attention and trying to find a solution.

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If listening to "The Retrievals, Season 2" has inspired you to learn more about C-sections and why so many patients experience severe pain during them, host Susan Burton has some reading recs for you.

Why are some patients feeling everything during C-sections? It’s not an easy question to answer. Hear what happens when a doctor asks a ballroom full of anesthesiologists to wrestle with it.

At a Chicago hospital, a nurse experiences an excruciating C-section. What went wrong? And can the head of obstetric anesthesia get doctors at the hospital to talk about it?

Why are 100,000 patients per year in the U.S. feeling significant pain during their C-sections? And what are other patients supposed to do with that information? (Besides freak out.). @burtonsusan's 5 tips to get the care you need:

At a Chicago hospital, a nurse’s excruciating C-section sets off a reckoning: why is women’s pain still so hard to treat? "The Retrievals: Season 2" rolls out like a real-life medical drama—fans of "The Pitt" and “E.R.,” don’t miss it.

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Read the emails that led to @burtonsusan’s investigation on C-sections for Season 2 of "The Retrievals."

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Season 1 of “The Retrievals” named a problem: Women’s pain is often ignored. Season 2 asks: What are the solutions? . Hosted by @burtonsusan, the new season is out now. Listen:

Significant pain during a C-section can’t be something 100,000 women experience each year—can it? The new season of “The Retrievals” explores this persistent problem and the people trying to solve it. Follow to hear episode 1 the moment it drops:

After Season 1 of "The Retrievals," hundreds of listeners wrote to us saying they "felt everything" during their C-sections. Season 2 investigates how this happens—and who is trying to fix it. Subscribe now to get the first episode on July 10.

C-sections are the most frequently performed major surgeries in the world, so why do so many patients feel severe pain during them? “The Retrievals: Season 2,” hosted by @burtonsusan, coming July 10.

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Listen to the incredible story of the experiment to return Keiko, star of the movie “Free Willy,” to the ocean. All six episodes of "The Good Whale," are now available in the Serial feed.