The Politics of the Body and the Power of a Name
In conversation with Professor Helena Teede, the definitive architect behind the historic global movement to dismantle the narrow paradigms of women’s health and permanently rename PCOS.
Professor Helena Teede
Black Skin, Hair Loss & Being Properly Seen
Dr Sharon Belmo on the realities of treating Black skin and hair, the gaps that still exist in dermatology, and what it means to feel properly seen by medicine.
Dr Sharon Belmo
Rethinking PMOS, reimagining women’s healthcare, and why the future is hyper-personalized.
What happens when we stop reducing PMOS to periods and fertility? Dr Amina Hersi explores the future of personalised care, the role of technology, racial equity in medicine and why women deserve a healthcare system built around their whole lives.
Dr. Amina Hersi
Closing the PMOS Care Gap for South Asian Women
Dr Namrata Wadhwa is a healthcare intelligence practitioner and gold medalist dental surgeon whose work sits at the intersection of clinical research, healthcare innovation and evidence based medicine. For South Asian Heritage Month, we spoke with Dr Namrata Wadhwa about the shift from PCOS to PMOS and what needs to change if research is going to make a real difference.
Dr Namrata Wadhwa
The Dietitian Who Has PCOS, a PhD, and No Time for Bad Advice
Dr Claire Pettitt, PhD Registered Dietitian, Adjunct Associate Professor, and one of the world's leading voices in PCOS nutrition, talks to Clherity about food freedom, the cultural blind spots in women's health, and why she always starts with education before she changes a single thing on your plate.
Dr Claire Pettitt
Exploring the Neurobiology of PCOS Beyond Hormones
In Conversation with Nour Dhaoui explores the neurobiological link between PMOS, earing disorders, hunger, reward pathways and chronic stress
Nour Dhaoui
Reframing Fertility Through a Whole Body Lens
In Conversation with Abi Wilde shifted so much about how we think about fertility support
Abi Wilde