August 3, 2026 My new book, Bloody Powerful, is out now →

Press

Selected press coverage

A selection of the national press, magazines and podcasts that have called on Dr Brooke for evidence-based comment on periods, fertility, pregnancy and women’s health, from The Bookseller to British Vogue.

The Bookseller

2025 · Author interview

On busting taboos and combating misinformation, discussing Bloody Powerful.

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Stylist

2023 · Wellbeing

Is it ever too early to worry about your fertility? The facts on egg quality, age and anxiety.

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Glamour

2022 · Culture

Is BBC drama This Is Going To Hurt sexist? A clinician’s take on the depiction of O&G training.

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Netmums

2022 · Loss & support

What to say to someone who has had a miscarriage, and what to avoid.

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British Vogue

2021 · Fertility

35 is glorious: the truth about fertility after 35, beyond the headlines.

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Yahoo

2020 · Pregnancy

Can my partner be there when I give birth? UK coronavirus birth-partner rules explained.

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The Independent

2020 · Screening

On Chrissy Teigen’s pap-smear post, and why normalising screening saves lives.

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Daily Mail

2020 · Birth

Are women being pushed into childbirth too soon? The evidence on induction timing.

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HuffPost UK

2020 · Periods

“Just sit on a towel”: what people need to know about living with heavy periods.

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The Telegraph

2019 · Pregnancy

What’s the truth about pregnancy and coffee? Separating the evidence from the myth.

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Women’s Health

2019 · Gynaecology

Pink discharge: 11 reasons why it might happen, and when to see a doctor.

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The Sun

2019 · Birth trauma

How “birth rape” affects millions of mums, and why obstetric violence needs naming.

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Business Insider

2019 · Postpartum

Advice on postpartum care, according to experts, for the weeks after birth.

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Romper

2019 · Pregnancy

Seven pregnancy predictors you might not be aware of, fact-checked.

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