Women’s health: who can you trust?

In an age of misinformation, it can be difficult to know whose advice to take. We’ve assembled a panel of experts who specialise in women’s health.

Ask them anything about hormones, wellness, weight loss, fertility and more - they’ll give you the facts and dispel the myths.

Meet the experts:

Dr Ellie Cannon | GP, broadcaster and health journalist

Dr Ellie Cannon is a leading GP, familiar to many as the doctor columnist for the Mail on Sunday. She has appeared regularly on ITV This Morning and broadcasts on BBC Breakfast, and ITV News. She is a well-known radio contributor often featuring on BBC Radio 5 Live, Women’s Hour and LBC.

Ellie is the author of 4 health books on a range of topics: sobriety, women’s health, parenting and job stress. Her latest book, The Little Book of HRT has been named Wellbeing Book of the Year 2026.

Lara Lewington | Technology broadcaster, journalist and author

Lara Lewington is a leading technology broadcaster, journalist and author specialising in AI and health. For fifteen years, she presented the BBC’s flagship technology programme Click, covering breakthrough innovations around the world. She fronted Panorama’s Beyond Human: Artificial Intelligence and Us and has hosted health-tech specials for ITV1’s Tonight, BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour and others, as well as spending several years as ITV Lorraine’s resident “AI Agony Aunt”.

Known for breaking down complex science for a mainstream audience, her critically acclaimed book, Hacking Humanity (Penguin, 2025), reveals the coming revolution in preventative health. She regularly writes about health innovation for the New York Post, and sits on advisory boards including UKAI’s.

Dr Brooke Vandermolen | Obstetrics & Gynaecology Doctor, Clinical Content Creator & Author

NHS Obstetrics and Gynaecology doctor, author and women’s health educator. She has specialist interests in paediatric and adolescent gynaecology, benign gynaecological surgery and improving public understanding of women’s health.

Alongside her clinical work, Brooke is the creator behind @theobgynmum on social media, where she translates complex medical topics into clear, evidence-based and practical information for a wide online audience. She creates digital health content for organisations including the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and NHS England, and works with technology and health organisations on responsible communication and tackling medical misinformation.

Brooke is the author of Bloody Powerful, an illustrated guide to women’s health published by Cambridge University Press. She is passionate about helping people assess health information critically, recognise trustworthy sources and feel better equipped to make informed decisions about their health.

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