Revolutionising Women's Health: A Chat with Dr Hazel Wallace
Episode Overview
Understanding women's unique healthcare needs is crucial. Digital technologies can significantly improve healthcare outcomes. Education on menstrual health should start early. More research funding is needed for women's reproductive health. Practical advice from experts can empower better health decisions.
Women aren't small men, which I thought was like a really compelling quote.
In this episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast, Steve Roest sits down with Dr Hazel Wallace, also known as The Food Medic, to dive into the world of women's health and the groundbreaking innovations in HealthTech. Steve, the CEO & Founder of PocDoc, brings his extensive network to the table, discussing with Dr Wallace her journey from medical school to becoming a best-selling author and social media sensation.
They touch on a variety of topics including menstrual health, the importance of understanding hormonal cycles, and the challenges women face in healthcare today. Dr Wallace shares insights from her books, 'The Female Factor' and her upcoming release 'Not Just a Period', highlighting the gaps in research funding for women's reproductive health and the need for better education and clinical care pathways.
The conversation also explores the role of digital technology in improving healthcare outcomes, particularly in the context of apps designed for menstrual tracking and overall women's health. With light-hearted moments and deep reflections, this episode offers a blend of personal stories and professional insights that are sure to resonate with anyone interested in the future of healthcare.
Tune in to learn more about how HealthTech is revolutionising the way we approach women's health and what steps can be taken to ensure better support and understanding for all.