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The Menopause and Cancer Podcast

Dani Binnington
Menopause
Breast Cancer
Cancer
Cancer Treatment
Mental Health
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Cancer Survivorship
HRT
Community Support
Exercise
Nutrition
Sexual Health
Navigating Menopause After Cancer
Self-Care
Self-Compassion
Emotional Well-Being
Testosterone Therapy
Intimacy
Anxiety
Menopause After Cancer

Has cancer treatment led you to early menopause? Do you feel confused about your options? This podcast hosts conversations with cancer patients, survivors and medical professionals to learn about treatments available for women with a cancer diagnosis. I’m Dani Binnington, after breast cancer, surgery to remove my ovaries led me to early menopause, I had no idea what my treatment options were and w... more

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This week's episode is a little different.

A few weeks ago, a group of us took on a 53km challenge across the Peak District to raise money for Menopause and Cancer. Somewhere between the hills, the aching feet, the snack stops and plenty of laughter... more

Within just a year of being diagnosed with breast cancer, lawyer mum and so-called ‘midlife-hipster’ George made the deeply personal decision to restart HRT.

This episode isn't about advocating for or against HRT after breast cancer, and it certainl... more

Heart disease is one of the biggest long-term health concerns facing cancer survivors after menopause. But before you panic, there is a lot more within your control than you might think. Just recently, I’ve seen several social media posts talking abo... more

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Whether it's joint pain, fatigue, brain fog, poor sleep, hot flushes or anxiety, it can feel frustrating when symptoms linger long after treatment ends. For many people, supplements seem like a logical place to look for menopause support, but with en... more

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Jordan Emont
Board-certified OB-GYN with advanced specialist training in menopause medicine
Episode: Episode 226 - Heart Health After Menopause and Cancer: Don't Panic, But Don't Ignore This Either
Robert Thomas
Professor of Nutritional and Sports Science; consultant oncologist; head of integrative oncology at UCLH
University College London Hospitals (UCLH)
Episode: Episode 225 - Supplements And Cancer: Are We Missing Out?
Professor Robert Thomas
Consultant oncologist, head of integrative oncology at UCLH, Cambridge/medical expert on nutrition and cancer
University College London Hospitals (UCLH)
Episode: Episode 224 - Turmeric After Cancer: Have We Got It Wrong? With Professor Robert Thomas
Jacqui Kenyon
Lead breast care nurse at Milton Keynes Hospital
Milton Keynes University Hospital Trust
Episode: Episode 222 - “We Had To Learn Too” Cancer Care Nurses on Menopause After Cancer
Christina Riley
Band 6 clinical nurse specialist in the breast team
Milton Keynes University Hospital Trust
Episode: Episode 222 - “We Had To Learn Too” Cancer Care Nurses on Menopause After Cancer
Angela Wright
Menopause specialist, sexologist
Menopause clinic (UK)
Episode: Episode 221 - Who controls what happens between women’s legs after menopause
Barbara Wilson
Founder/lead of Working With Cancer, expert on navigating cancer in the workplace
Working With Cancer
Episode: Episode 220 - What are my rights? Working with cancer and menopause
Rob Wakefield
Partner of a cancer patient sharing his experience.
Episode: Episode 218 - What Is It Like for Partners? Men Supporting Women Through Cancer & Menopause
Dr. Helen Wall
GP and menopause specialist who wrote ADHD and Menopause
NHS/GP practice in England
Episode: Episode 216 - Is It Brain Fog… or ADHD?

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Dani Binnington
Host of The Menopause and Cancer Podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 332 ratings
  • Thank -You Danni

    I am so pleased I found you Danni you have no idea special you are. I have been listening intently to your podcasts and travel a lot alone so it’s really helping after being put into surgical menopause in 2024 due to Ovarian cancer. Thank you thank you. Booking a GP appointment now after listening to you latest cardiovascular pod cast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meme_yolo
    United Kingdom13 days ago
  • Mette

    This podcast has been incredible valuable to me

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mette 56
    Norway2 months ago
  • Essential listening for anyone suffering from Menopause as a result of cancer.

    I’m so pleased that I found this podcast, shortly after I was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. I feel so grateful to Dani Binnington for the wealth of information, support, inspiration, and encouragement that she has so expertly and lovingly curated. A cancer diagnosis is scary and the cancer journey can feel a lonely one. I definitely feel less frightened and much less alone listening to these podcast episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FiddlerFen
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Highly recommend

    I didn’t expect a podcast to feel this personal, but this one genuinely does. It discusses navigating menopause alongside cancer and is honest and open providing me to relate to it, which is hard to do with other menopause resources as my journey is so unique.

    What struck me most is how specific and real the conversations are. It doesn’t lump everyone into the same “journey,” but acknowledges just how complicated and isolating it can feel when your circumstances don’t neatly fit the usual narr... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Antonials
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Amazing

    Such a wonderful podcast. Dani you are so motivational and kind and please keep up the excellent work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Trewy_2
    Australia4 months ago

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The tone is described as warm and hopeful, while staying informative and respectful.
Fans appreciate candid, human conversations that acknowledge real-life struggles without gloss.
Many praise the mix of medical expertise and lived experience, plus the sense of community it creates.
Listeners highlight the show as comforting, practical, and trustworthy for navigating menopause after cancer.
Guests are viewed as credible and diverse, contributing useful, evidence-based tips and relatable anecdotes.

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Episode 225 - Supplements And Cancer: Are We Missing Out?
Q: What is the practical approach to choosing supplements for menopause after cancer?
Focus on symptom profiles, consult with healthcare professionals, and consider a structured plan that prioritizes safety, evidence, and synergy with overall health goals rather than chasing a single magic pill.
Episode 224 - Turmeric After Cancer: Have We Got It Wrong? With Professor Robert Thomas
Q: What is the current evidence on Turmeric interacting with chemotherapy or hormone therapies like tamoxifen?
The expert explains that there is no evidence that sensible doses of Turmeric reduce the effectiveness of chemotherapy, and while very high doses of curcumin in isolation showed some interactions in a specific trial, real-world dosing with Turmeric as part of a broader dietary pattern is unlikely to impair treatment and may even enhance outcomes when used judiciously.
Episode 221 - Who controls what happens between women’s legs after menopause
Q: Should doctors be gatekeepers of this treatment, or should women be trusted to decide for themselves?
The guest emphasizes that decisions should rest with the patient, supported by clear evidence and guidelines, with clinicians providing informed options and avoiding unnecessary gatekeeping.
Episode 217 - Support, Strength & Saying It As It Is - Living with Secondary Cancer
Q: Where is the House of Hope and what has it evolved to become for the community?
The House of Hope in Edinburgh opened last June as Scotland's first well-being and support center for those affected by breast cancer and their families, expanding over time to serve the broader cancer community with workshops, careers, and emotional support.
Episode 217 - Support, Strength & Saying It As It Is - Living with Secondary Cancer
Q: Tell me about how you set up Make 2nds Count and how it grew beyond your expectations.
Lisa describes turning isolation into action after metastatic diagnosis, leveraging a background in business and charity law to found Make 2nds Count, initially intending a small Edinburgh effort that rapidly expanded into a national program including retreats and a significant research funding milestone.

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Grounded conversations explore menopause that arises from cancer treatment, including the emotional, physical, and practical implications for survivors, partners, and care teams. Episodes feature patients, partners, clinicians, and integrative practitioners, offering evidence-based guidance and real-world strategies—from hormone therapy choices and HRT debates to sleep, fatigue, bone health, and social life post-treatment. A notable strength is the mix of medical expertise, lived experience, and pragmatic tips, all delivered in a compassionate, accessible tone that aims to empower listeners to engage with their care and build supportive communities.

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2. Robert Thomas
3. Professor Robert Thomas
4. Jacqui Kenyon
5. Christina Riley
6. Angela Wright
7. Barbara Wilson
8. Rob Wakefield

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