Why Didn't Anyone Tell Me This?

In this podcast Professor Joyce Harper will be interviewing guests to discuss all things health related and debunking some of the many myths around our health. In episode 1, Joyce will tell you about her work, her fertility journey, why she wrote a book on fertility and the research she is doing into reproductive health education: from teenagers to post-menopausal women.

Show Notes

In this podcast Professor Joyce Harper will be interviewing guests to discuss all things health related and debunking some of the many myths around our health. In episode 1, Joyce will tell you about her work, her fertility journey, why she wrote a book on fertility and the research she is doing into reproductive health education: from teenagers to post-menopausal women. Joyce will explain when she has heard people say – why didn’t anyone tell me this? She will tell you what motivates her, what makes her happy, where is her happy place and why she thinks vision boards are such a good idea. Finally Joyce will tell you what advice she would give her younger self, which relates to the four pillars of wellbeing and how she wishes she had not have left it to her 50s to make some major health changes. 

For more information and to access the transcript: www.joyceharper.com/podcasts. This podcast is made in collaboration with UCL Minds. 

What is Why Didn't Anyone Tell Me This??

Season 4 Joyce Harper is Professor of Reproductive Science at the Institute for Women’s Health, University College London, author, public speaker, scientist and host of the podcast Why Didn’t Anyone Tell Me This?

Together with expert guests and people with lived experience, this podcast offers practical tools to help you build a life of good health and happiness. www.joyceharper.com Instagram, TikTok: @profjoyceharper Facebook: Global Women Connected. The podcast features the personal views and experiences of the host and contributors. These views are their own and do not necessarily represent those of their employer or any organisation they are associated with.