Closing the Gap

EnglishWomen and men experience illnesses differently – yet medicine often overlooks these differences. Medications, therapies, and research are still primarily based on the male body. The consequences: gaps in data, misdiagnoses, and treatments that do not meet everyone’s needs.In the podcast Closing the Gap, Dr. Antonella Santuccione Chadha, physician, neuroscientist, and founder of the Women’s Brain Foundation, talks with female doctors from various medical fields. Together, they uncover where the gaps in women’s health lie and how we can close them.A podcast for everyone who wants to understand why gender medicine is not a niche, but the future of our healthcare.DeutschFrauen und Männer erkranken unterschiedlich – doch die Medizin übersieht diese Unterschiede oft. Medikamente, Therapien und Forschung orientieren sich noch immer am männlichen Körper. Die Folgen: Datenlücken, falsche Diagnosen und Behandlungen, die nicht allen gerecht werden.Im Podcast Closing the Gap spricht D

Closing the Gap is a health podcast hosted by Women's Brain Foundation, with 5 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Women's Brain Foundation hosts Closing the Gap, a health show with 5 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  “Aging with Agency” | Yoanna Gouchtchina

  Apr 21, 202658 minS1

  Aging is not just something we undergo; it is something we can influence. In this episode of Closing the Gap , Dr. Antonella Santuccione Chadha explores the concept of aging with agency : understanding how biology, stress, and lifestyle shape how we age, and how science enables us to act on it. Together with Yoanna Gouchtchina, Founder & CEO of Quantum Skin , the conversation reframes skin as a living system connected to brain health, hormones, and resilience. From sex- and gender-specific differences to intelligent technologies, it offers a new perspective on aging, grounded in science, not trends. A conversation for those who want to age with clarity, intention, and knowledge. Do you have suggestions or would like to propose an expert guest? Write to us at podcast@womensbrainfoundation.org . Support the research of the Women’s Brain Foundation: https://www.womensbrainproject.com/donate/

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  Episode #5

  “Aging with Agency” | Yoanna Gouchtchina

  Apr 21, 202658 minS1

  <p>Aging is not just something we undergo; it is something we can influence.</p><p>In this episode of Closing the Gap, Dr. Antonella Santuccione Chadha explores the concept of aging with agency: understanding how biology, stress, and lifestyle shape how we age, and how science enables us to act on it.</p><p>Together with Yoanna Gouchtchina, Founder & CEO of Quantum Skin, the conversation reframes skin as a living system connected to brain health, hormones, and resilience. From sex- and gender-specific differences to intelligent technologies, it offers a new perspective on aging, grounded in science, not trends.</p><...

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  Episode #4

  «Wir leben eine längere Zeit krank» | Dr. Anna Erat

  Nov 17, 20251h 14mS1

  Menschen werden immer älter und Frauen leben durchschnittlich länger als Männer. Gleichzeitig verbringen sie mehr Jahre ihres Lebens krank. Welche Folgen das hat, erklärt Dr. Anna Erat, Expertin für Longevity und Sportmedizin. Diese Episode entstand in Partnerschaft mit Assura – der Krankenkasse, die sich schweizweit für Frauengesundheit, Prävention und Früherkennung stark macht. Sie haben Anregungen oder möchten eine Fachperson vorschlagen? Schreiben Sie uns –&nbsp;&nbsp;podcast@womensbrainfoundation.org. Unterstützen Sie die Forschung der Women’s Brain Foundation: https://www.womensbrainproject.com/donate/

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  Episode #4

  «Wir leben eine längere Zeit krank» | Dr. Anna Erat

  Nov 17, 20251h 14mS1

  <p>Menschen werden immer älter und Frauen leben durchschnittlich länger als Männer. Gleichzeitig verbringen sie mehr Jahre ihres Lebens krank. Welche Folgen das hat, erklärt Dr. Anna Erat, Expertin für Longevity und Sportmedizin.</p><p>Diese Episode entstand in Partnerschaft mit Assura – der Krankenkasse, die sich schweizweit für Frauengesundheit, Prävention und Früherkennung stark macht.</p><p><br></p><p>Sie haben Anregungen oder möchten eine Fachperson vorschlagen? Schreiben Sie uns –  podcast@womensbrainfoundation.org.</p><p><br></p><p>Unterstützen Sie die Forschung der Women’s Brain Foundation: https://www.womensbrainproject.com/donate/</p>

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  Episode #3

  “Perimenopause and Menopause Are Not Diseases” | Dr Antonella Santuccione and Dr Valentina Vinante

  Oct 18, 202550 minS1

  In this episode, Dr Santuccione Chadha engage in a thought-provoking discussion with Dr. Valentina Vinante, an expert in preventive medicine and gynecology, about menopause — and how this natural transition influences brainhealth, mentalwellbeing, and longevity. This episode was produced in partnership with Assura – the health insurer committed to women’s health, prevention, and early detection throughout Switzerland. Do you have suggestions or would like to propose an expert guest? Write to us at&nbsp;podcast@womensbrainfoundation.org. Support the research of the Women’s Brain Foundation: https://www.womensbrainproject.com/donate/

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