Loose Women in Pharma
Miriam Kenrick & Sarah SowerbyThe Loose Women in Pharma podcast is hosted by Miriam Kenrick & Sarah Sowerby. It is a service to, & voice for, all the brilliant women working in the pharma industry. Our dream is to create a network where we can: INSPIRE by sharing stories SUPPORT each other to fulfil our potential SHAPE how our industry evolves to better serve womenkind You can expect upbeat inspo, ideas, great guests and chat ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness | |||
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This month’s LWIP hears us interview our first man on the podcast. more
This week the Loose Women in Pharma discuss how negative inner chatter can hold us back. Miriam has read (another) book (of course she has!) and Sarah has been out of her comfort zone in a spin class😱. As they adventure into another growth mindset t... more
Liz Sergeant is a former Woman in Pharma and Founder of the Well Nourished Club. Now she works with individuals and corporates to help women optimise their health, energy, wellbeing and performance. And who doesn’t need that in their life? more
Woo-hoo! It’s the day after the very first Women in Pharma Role Model awards and Miriam and Sarah are still buzzing! more
If you are a women living in England, Bridget Goreman’s work should matter to you. Bridget is a Health Economics Policy Advisor for The NHS Confederation. She is tasked with generating evidence for why investing in women’s health is good for individu... more
Fear. It’s so human. But did you know that flight, fight and freeze are not the only responses? Have you heard of the fawn response, the courage response or the tend and befriend response? Until this week, us neither, so this week’s chat is about our... more
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