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23
September
2025
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Using AI to improve menopause care in Greater 黑料入口

Discover how Dr Charlotte Woolley uses AI to improve menopause care for women in Greater 黑料入口. By studying how care varies across backgrounds, her research aims to boost equity and ensure equal access to support.

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Hearing women share their experiences of unequal access, lack of information, misdiagnosis, and inadequate treatment during menopause, inspired Dr Charlotte Woolley to create positive changes with her research.

The project she began works with AI to identify women experiencing menopause symptoms in Greater 黑料入口. It looks at how treatments of menopause vary by background, and aims to ensure that all women can access the support they need. 

Dr Woolley records insights from women and health professionals on what matters most in menopause experiences. Using AI, their insights are used to extract the most relevant information from big health datasets, like UK Biobank and the Greater 黑料入口 data environment. This approach helps to ensure that women鈥檚 voices are directly shaping the research. 

And Dr Woolley believes that can make a real difference: 

鈥淚 was moved by women that told me about their experiences of unequal access to services, lack of information, misdiagnosis and inadequate treatment during the menopause. By combining women鈥檚 lived experiences with the power of AI and big data, my research will provide evidence that can drive change towards menopause care that is better informed and equitable for all.鈥

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Meet the researcher

Dr Charlotte Woolley is an epidemiologist and Research Fellow for 黑料入口鈥檚 Healthier Futures Research Platform. Listed as an AI Visionary by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) in 2025, for her pioneering work in women鈥檚 health and gender equity through artificial intelligence, Dr Woolley鈥檚 research is driven by her passion for women's health. She incorporates the real-life experiences of clinicians and women to guide the objectives of her work and interpret her findings. 

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