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Overlooked: Women's Health Can't Wait

Immersive personal stories and conversations about women's health.Overlooked is an award-winning women’s health podcast, hosted by journalist Golda Arthur.In this podcast, we ask, what has been most overlooked, and where is the inequality felt more deeply?The mission of…

Podcast · By Golda Arthur · English · Official site

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Sep 1, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Cancer survivorship and its shadow, with Dr Mercedes Castiel (opens the original)

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    Survivorship is overlooked, and it comes with its own weight, creating challenges that range from sexual and emotional in nature, to financial difficulties.

  2. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Why Black women are twice as likely to die of this cancer, with Dr Kemi Doll (opens the original)

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    Gynecologic oncologist Dr. Kemi Doll on why endometrial cancer is lethal for Black women.

  3. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Stories from the 'First Person Health' workshop (opens the original)

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    Two powerful stories from First Person Health, the first about stillbirth, and the second about H. pylori

  4. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    On the passing of my mom, Teresa Arthur (opens the original)

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    Teresa Arthur, whose story with ovarian cancer was the reason Overlooked was created in the first place, passed away on July 2nd, 2026.

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