TABOO - The Unspoken Truth about Women's Health with Helen Lambert

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Loose Women in Pharma

Miriam Kenrick & Sarah Sowerby

78 episodes

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The Loose Women in Pharma podcast is hosted by Miriam Kenrick & Sarah Sowerby. It is a service to, & voice for, all the brilliant women working in the pharma industry. Our dream is to create a network where we can: INSPIRE by sharing stories SUPPORT each other to fulfil our potential SHAPE how our industry evolves to better serve womenkind You can expect upbeat inspo, ideas, great guests and chat from two people who know what it’s like to try to improve lives; fulfil their own potential; all while trying to have a life outside work. We’ll be getting real about our challenges and solutions.

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TABOO - The Unspoken Truth about Women's Health with Helen Lambert

Loose Women in Pharma

39 minutes 51 seconds

3 weeks ago

TABOO - The Unspoken Truth about Women's Health with Helen Lambert

In this episode, Sarah and Miriam talk to film maker, Helen Lambert about her BAFTA nominated film, Taboo: The Unspoken Truth About Women's Health.

Helen's film reveals the unsettling fact that women consistently receive poorer medical treatment and experience worse health outcomes than men. Challenging the narrow perception of "women's problems" as purely gyneacological this documentary takes us through moving personal stories, expert insights, and eye-opening historical analysis, as the film investigates how centuries of overlooking women’s health have shaped modern medicine and uncovers the shocking and far-reaching consequences of overlooking the health of half the world’s population.

If you are interested in the health of 'the forgotten 51%', have a listen and watch out for details of an exclusive screening of the film in early 2025.