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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2026 · 52 MIN

Addressing Inequalities for Marginalised Women with Dr Linda Agyemang and Lorraine Stanley #4

from Speaking of Women's Health - Dorset Women CIC · host Dorset Women CIC

“When people aren’t listened to, these challenges could lead to critical missed opportunities for care.”  In a fully functioning healthcare system, why is a Black woman 3-4x more likely to die in childbirth? Or to be diagnosed with advanced breast cancer?Why should those with disabilities not be able to access the same equipment and facilities as all women? These are the inequalities that Dr Linda Agyemang and Lorraine Stanley are battling, for the benefit of all women.From groundbreaking research, candid personal experiences and the voices of marginalised groups, we’re revealing hidden barriers that keep many of us from accessing timely care - and the initiatives empowering Dorset’s women to overcome them.This episode of ‘Speaking of Women’s Health’ gives a voice to those who need it most, documents the mission for equitable health outcomes, and sheds light on how we’re shaping a system that works for everyone.🔑 Key ThemesHealth Inequalities for Minority and Disabled WomenThe Power of Lived Experience and AdvocacyBarriers to Healthcare Access for Marginalised GroupsHow Intersectionality Affects Access to Care and Information🎯 Action Items for ListenersVisit the Women’s Health website for evidence-based health information. Share the podcast and website with other women in the community. Consider how to advocate for women’s health in your local area. Encourage male family members and partners to learn about women’s health issues. Get involved in local or online networks supporting minority and disabled women’s healthAdvocate for more accessible healthcare equipment and environments in local clinics and hospitalsSupport and promote digital inclusion by helping others access digital health information and resources, particularly within marginalised communities🔗 Connect with usDr Linda Agyemang, LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-agyemang-phd-79a0aa11a/Lorraine Stanley, LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorraine-stanley/Marianne Storey, LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianne-storey-46938435/Anjali Mavi, LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjali-mavi-66a5a86/Dorset Women CIC Website:https://dorsetwomen.org.uk/Women’s Health Support in Dorset:https://ourdorset.org.uk/women/

“When people aren’t listened to, these challenges could lead to critical missed opportunities for care.”  In a fully functioning healthcare system, why is a Black woman 3-4x more likely to die in childbirth? Or to be diagnosed with advanced breast cancer?Why should those with disabilities not be able to access the same equipment and facilities as all women? These are the inequalities that Dr Linda Agyemang and Lorraine Stanley are battling, for the benefit of all women.From groundbreaking research, candid personal experiences and the voices of marginalised groups, we’re revealing hidden barriers that keep many of us from accessing timely care - and the initiatives empowering Dorset’s women to overcome them.This episode of ‘Speaking of Women’s Health’ gives a voice to those who need it most, documents the mission for equitable health outcomes, and sheds light on how we’re shaping a system that works for everyone.🔑 Key ThemesHealth Inequalities for Minority and Disabled WomenThe Power of Lived Experience and AdvocacyBarriers to Healthcare Access for Marginalised GroupsHow Intersectionality Affects Access to Care and Information🎯 Action Items for ListenersVisit the Women’s Health website for evidence-based health information. Share the podcast and website with other women in the community. Consider how to advocate for women’s health in your local area. Encourage male family members and partners to learn about women’s health issues. Get involved in local or online networks supporting minority and disabled women’s healthAdvocate for more accessible healthcare equipment and environments in local clinics and hospitalsSupport and promote digital inclusion by helping others access digital health information and resources, particularly within marginalised communities🔗 Connect with usDr Linda Agyemang, LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-agyemang-phd-79a0aa11a/Lorraine Stanley, LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorraine-stanley/Marianne Storey, LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianne-storey-46938435/Anjali Mavi, LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjali-mavi-66a5a86/Dorset Women CIC Website:https://dorsetwomen.org.uk/Women’s Health Support in Dorset:https://ourdorset.org.uk/women/

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