Press
Selected press coverage
Featured in national press and broadcast since 2019, from BBC Radio London to British Vogue, with evidence-based comment on periods, fertility, pregnancy and women’s health.
Marie Claire4 Aug 2026
On why the menstrual cycle is a “vital sign,” and the real overlap between stress, sleep and hormone health.
Read the piece →BBC Radio London2 Jul 2026
Speaking to Shay Kaur Grewal on the Afternoon Show about evidence-based pregnancy and women’s health care.
Live radio interview · no public replay available
Channel 5 · Storm & Alexis16 Apr 2026
Challenged live on employer-funded IVF leave, and why supporting staff through fertility treatment is smart business as well as the right thing to do.
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The Bookseller2025
On busting taboos and combating misinformation, discussing Bloody Powerful.
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Stylist2023
On the facts behind fertility anxiety, and separating evidence from scare stories.
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Glamour2022
Responding to the sexism depicted in This Is Going To Hurt, and what’s changed in obstetric training since.
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Netmums2022
On what to say (and what not to say) to someone who’s had a miscarriage.
Read the piece →British Vogue2021
“35 is glorious”: on the real evidence behind fertility and age, beyond the headline statistics.
Read the piece →BBC Woman’s Hour26 Nov 2022
On new research putting the clitoris’s nerve endings at over 10,000, and why the old figure came from 1970s cow studies, with science journalist Rachel E Gross.
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Yahoo2020
Explaining hospital guidance on birth partners during the pandemic, and why it varied by unit.
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The Independent2020
On Chrissy Teigen’s cervical screening post, and why normalising smear tests matters.
Read the piece →Daily Mail2020
On whether women are being pushed to give birth too soon, and what the guidelines actually say.
Read the piece →HuffPost UK (podcast)2020
On what counts as a heavy period, and how to manage heavy bleeding.
Read the piece →The Telegraph2019
On the truth about pregnancy and coffee, and where the caution around caffeine actually comes from.
Read the piece →Women’s Health2019
On pink discharge and what it can and can’t tell you about your cycle.
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The Sun2019
On obstetric violence and the language used to describe traumatic birth experiences.
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Business Insider2019
Advice on postpartum care and what new mothers actually need in the weeks after birth.
Read the piece →2019
On the factors that can shape how a pregnancy goes, from fitness to family history.
Read the piece →6 Apr 2025
On period pain that’s dismissed as normal, and what your doctor might be missing.
Listen to the episode →12 Dec 2024
On building trustworthy medical content for social media, from an OBGYN’s perspective.
Listen to the episode →18 Aug 2021
A frank conversation on periods with Taboo Talk host Lottie Drynan.
Listen to the episode →9 Feb 2021
A wide-ranging conversation on obstetrics, gynaecology and women’s health across life stages.
Listen to the episode →15 Jun 2020
Busting the biggest myths and taboos around women’s health.
Listen to the episode →10 Mar 2020
A live Q&A on periods, fertility and pregnancy, answering listener questions in real time.
Listen to the episode →17 Dec 2023
On what to expect in labour and delivery, separating fact from fear.
Listen to the episode →4 May 2021
On contraception, fertility, periods and pregnancy across a woman’s reproductive life.
Listen to the episode →24 Jul 2019
On women’s health after birth, from postpartum recovery to what’s normal and what’s not.
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