Their story
Dr Divpreet Sacha
NHS GP, PMOS (formerly PCOS) diagnosis. Why this platform exists.
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Understand your biology, take live polls, and connect through cultural storytelling — South Asian health, women and men.
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By us, for us
South Asian stories about fertility, hormones, and health. The ones that rarely get told.
Appy
She had endometriosis. She was the only person in our family I knew who had it. This platform carries her name.
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Winnie
Fertility challenges, IVF abroad, and years of silence. The silence itself is part of the story.
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Test what you know
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Myth or fact?
Ghee is bad for the heart, so South Asian families should avoid it.
Six lenses
Six ways to read your body and your life.
Each lens opens stories, polls, myths, articles, and infographics, sorted by what you want to think about today.
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Biology
The genome remembers what the body forgot.
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02Mind
The weight we carry that no one names.
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03Culture
Fasting, feasting, the calendar of the body.
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04Lifestyle
Everyday food and rest, on our own terms.
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05Family
Health is rarely a solo journey in our homes.
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06Work
Second-gen pressure has a cortisol cost.
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Deeper reads
When you want the full picture.
Clinical reads from the HHH team, written for South Asian patients.
PMOS (formerly PCOS): the whole picture
How PMOS shows up across South Asian bodies, and what the diagnosis means.
Read article →Understanding male fertility
The fundamentals of testing, and what changes outcomes.
Read article →Lean PMOS
PMOS without high BMI: common and under-recognised in South Asian women.
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