In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Michael Liebman, a leading voice in personalized medicine, to explore how data, disease modeling, and global collaboration are reshaping women’s health. From breast cancer to menopause, Dr. Liebman explains why current approaches fall short—and how more accurate, individualized risk profiles can unlock safer, smarter care.

Discover what it will take to move beyond “one-size-fits-most” healthcare and what his groundbreaking research could mean for the future of women everywhere.

Learn more about Dr Liebman's work: https://ipqanalytics.com/

In this episode, Sarah and Melanie dive deep into the social brain—a critical yet often overlooked aspect of women's health. They explore the science behind sex differences in the brain, the remarkable plasticity of the female brain, and the transformative changes that occur during pregnancy. With a focus on evidence-based insights, they discuss the importance of science-first communication in women’s health and why individual experiences matter when improving health outcomes. Join them for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges misconceptions and highlights the power of thoughtful, research-driven discussions.

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Nurse Director Joanne Reid shares initial findings from her PhD research on the experiences of nurses and midwives navigating menopause in the workplace. She discusses the challenges of menopause symptoms, their impact on work performance, and the critical need for better support systems. Jo highlights her study within Western Australia's North Metropolitan Health Service and explains why retaining experienced staff is essential for high-quality patient care. With a deep passion for human connection and storytelling, Jo explores how her research could shape healthier, more inclusive workplaces for current and future generations.