Dr Ros Miller

06/07/2026

The stiff knee. The Thursday-afternoon foot. The back that's "just age."

We file them as separate little breakdowns. Often they're the same message: you're carrying more than your system can quietly absorb.

The Recalibration is a new series about reading those signals early — and optimising without breaking. Edition one is live:

https://medium.com/.miller/the-warning-you-can-feel-f17014566ab4

14/01/2026

25/11/2025

Amazing to hear how this Doctors persistence to solving an embarrassing problem helped millions of women.

18/11/2025

opens Women’s Health Conversations 2025, in Orlando.

16/11/2025

A monumental moment has arrived. After 520 years, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh has elected its first female president, Dr. Clare McNaught. This completes a cycle of change across all Royal Colleges in the UK and Ireland.

While we celebrate this historic achievement, it is not the end of the journey. It is a call to action.

Let this be the moment we commit to dismantling the barriers that still hold back so many talented women, especially in fields like orthopaedic surgery.

It is time to move beyond applause and into action. Step forward and demand sponsorship, equitable policies, and a culture where every surgeon, regardless of gender, can lead.

First came Ireland, where Professor Eilis McGovern made history in 2010 as the first female President of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland — and the first woman to lead any Royal College of Surgeons in the world. Then, in 2014, Dame Clare Marx shattered another centuries-old ceiling when sh...