Women’s health has been ignored for too long — underfunded, overlooked, and dismissed. But what would healthcare look like if it was designed differently: built around prevention, innovation, and equity?

In this powerful conversation, I’m joined by Dr. Nikita Kanani MBE — a GP, health leader, and the former National Medical Director for Primary Care at NHS England, where she helped lead the UK’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout, the largest vaccination campaign in British history.

Now, Dr. Kanani is on a mission to transform modern women’s healthcare.

We discuss:

Why women still face barriers to diagnosis and treatment

Lessons she learned from running NHS primary care during the pandemic

How innovation and technology can improve access to care

What must change to build a system that truly works for women

The future of prevention, equity, and patient-centered medicine

If you care about the future of healthcare, women’s health equity, or simply want to understand what real system change could look like — this episode is a must-listen.

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