Chiamaka Chuke-Okafor
Black Women's Health Futures
Black Women’s Health Futures is a podcast and digital platform focused on Black women’s health, Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare, digital health, and femtech innovation for Black women. We explore reproductive health, perimenopause, menopause, hormonal health, maternal health, fibroids, and health inequalities affecting Black women, alongside the role of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare, AI bias, AI ethics, and inclusive AI design in shaping women’s health outcomes. Through expert interviews and real stories, we cover: • AI in healthcare for Black women • Digital health platform...
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Chiamaka Chuke-Okafor
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Último episódio
14 de mai de 2026
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Episódios
Why Women Are Sicker Longer | Anna O'Sullivan Future FemHealth 14.05.2026 41:02
The conversation covers the state of women's health, challenges in health systems, misconceptions in women's health, the role of AI in women's health, inclusivity in women's health, the role of community in women's health, challenges in building in the women's health space, redesigning women's health, and the future of women's health. The discussion highlights the importance of FEMTECH innovation,...
The Hidden Epidemic: Continence Issues in Women | Dr Mhairi Collie 14.05.2026 50:29
The conversation with Dr Mhairi Collie covers a wide range of topics, including the intersection of surgery and writing, the global prioritisation of women's health, challenges in women's health care, the impact of digital health tools, and the importance of peer support and collective care in healthcare. Dr Colley's insights shed light on the complexities and nuances of women's health, as well as...
A Midwife Ignored After Childbirth: Birth Trauma, C-Section Complications & Advocacy | Aramide Caunt 14.05.2026 1:05:03
The conversation begins with a focus on the personal journey into motherhood, highlighting the experiences of the speaker and the challenges faced during pregnancy and childbirth. It then transitions into a discussion about the challenges in maternal health, particularly the issues faced by black women in the UK, and the importance of advocacy in addressing these challenges. The conversation delve...
How AI Is Revolutionising Women’s Health (What You Need to Know from a Google Expert) 14.05.2026 30:48
The conversation delves into the intersection of technology and women's health, addressing risks and responsibilities in AI technology, global patterns in women's health, power dynamics in shaping women's health outcomes, the responsibility of technology companies, harm and designing AI technology for women, shared humanity, the future of women's health, innovations in women's health and fem tech,...
Can AI and Robotics Save Women’s Lives? | Dr Martin Igbokwe 14.05.2026 34:29
What happens when AI, robotics, and digital innovation collide with the future of healthcare? In this powerful episode of Black Women’s Health Futures , Dr Martin Igbokwe explores how artificial intelligence, robotic surgery, and emerging health technologies are transforming medicine and what this could mean for women’s health, health equity, and the future of patient care. From healthcare inequal...
She Was in a Shelter for Abused Kids and This Happened 14.05.2026 52:28
In this powerful episode of Black Women’s Health Futures, we sit down with Bliss Celestine, Girls’ Education Activist, Child Rights Advocate, Education Consultant, and Founder of Bliss For The Needy Foundation, for an important conversation on FGM, girls’ education, women’s health, and health inequality affecting Black women. Bliss shares her personal experience as an FGM survivor and opens up abo...
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