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22/06/2026

You may have seen this in the news. Here's what it actually means.

Dr Nikki Ramskill is a GP specialising in women's health. In this video she explains why the shift from PCOS to PMOS is more than a name change the new term recognises that this condition affects the whole body, not just the ovaries, and why that could change the way millions of women are diagnosed and treated.

Dr Nikki Ramskill · GP, Women's Health · Verified on Doctify

Save this and share it with someone who has PMOS. They need to know.

19/06/2026

What if you could lift your own baby out at your C-section?

In this episode, Dr Stephen Cole sits down to talk about something that's quietly changing the way women experience caesarean birth: the maternal-assisted C-section.

It means exactly what it sounds like. With the right team, the right preparation, and the right consent, you reach down and bring your own baby into the world. Skin to skin from the very first second. Eye contact before anyone else's. The moment becoming yours again.

You can plan. You can ask. You can advocate for the birth that feels like yours, however it happens.

Share it to spread the word, and see if this could be an option for you.👩‍🍼

This Sunday 21st June marks Global Motor Neuron Disease Awareness Month. A day to see the families. To fund the research...
18/06/2026

This Sunday 21st June marks Global Motor Neuron Disease Awareness Month.

A day to see the families. To fund the research. A moment to recognise everyone the diagnosis touches, not just the person living with it, but the people loving them through it.

Save and share this to keep MND in the conversation. 💙

18/06/2026

Squeezing your spots makes them heal slower.

We asked a specialist.

Dr Sweta Rai is a dermatologist. In this video she explains why squeezing a spot actually drives bacteria deeper into the skin, prolonging inflammation and raising your risk of permanent scarring.

Dr Sweta Rai · Dermatologist · Verified on Doctify

Tag a serial squeezer who needs to hear this. 🫣

17/06/2026

Squeezing your spots makes them heal faster.

We asked a specialist.

Dr Sweta Rai is a dermatologist. In this video she explains why squeezing a spot actually drives bacteria deeper into the skin, prolonging inflammation and raising your risk of permanent scarring.

Dr Sweta Rai · Dermatologist · Verified on Doctify

Tag a serial squeezer who needs to hear this. 🫣

Your self-care doesn't have to look like a 5am routine and an ice bath.Dr Bradley is a clinical psychologist. This is wh...
15/06/2026

Your self-care doesn't have to look like a 5am routine and an ice bath.

Dr Bradley is a clinical psychologist. This is what his self-care actually looks like.

A Lime bike instead of the tube. Lunch outside when he can. Noticing the sky on a walk. A water bottle he actually refills.

Not perfect. Not Instagram. Just real.

Because the habits that stick aren't the ones that look good. They're the ones that fit your actual life.

Save this for the next time you feel like you're not doing enough.

14/06/2026

This is what finding the right surgeon actually feels like.

Not "at least someone listened." Not "I finally got a diagnosis."

This. "For years I was told my symptoms were all in my head. During surgery, he noticed my appendix looked abnormal. He made the decision to remove it. They found cancer. I truly believe this decision saved my life."

Endometriosis patient. Verified Doctify review.

Find the surgeon who goes beyond what is asked. Doctify.

Send this to every woman who has been told her pain is all in her head.

11/06/2026

Spicy food causes stomach ulcers.

We asked a specialist.

Dr Hal Brindley is a gastroenterologist with 13 years of experience in gut health. Around 90% of stomach ulcers are caused by a bacterial infection called H. pylori, not your diet. The second most common cause is regular use of anti-inflammatory painkillers like ibuprofen.

Spicy food can irritate an existing ulcer.

It didn't cause it.

Dr Hal Brindley · Gastroenterologist · Verified on Doctify.

Tag someone who has been ordering mild for the wrong reason.

10/06/2026

The birth you planned isn't always the birth that happens, and that's okay.

In this episode, Dr Stephen Cole sits down to talk about the decision to have a caesarean. Maybe you've planned for one from the start, maybe it's just been recommended and you're quietly mourning the birth you'd imagined, even though everyone keeps telling you "as long as baby's healthy."

Your feelings are valid. All of them.

A C-section is major surgery, and it deserves the same calm, informed conversation as any other procedure. Ask why. Ask about recovery. Ask about feeding, bonding, and what it means for next time. The decision is yours and the maternity experts around you.

Save this if you're weighing it up 💙

06/06/2026

Nobody hands you a guide for this. And the silence afterwards can be louder than the loss itself. 💛

In this episode of our Australian podcast, Dr Stephen Cole sits down to talk about something one in four women will experience, and very few feel safe to talk about.

Miscarriage doesn't just take a pregnancy. It takes a future you'd already started imagining. In the days and weeks that follow, grief can show up in ways nobody warned you about, anger, numbness, exhaustion, guilt, distance from the person standing right next to you.

Tell your GP, your therapist, your group chat. You don't have to be "over it" to start talking about it.
This is grief. It deserves the same care as any other loss.

Save this for the friend who needs to know she's not alone 📌

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