Which MPs and peers raise women's health & gynaecology most in Parliament?

No MPs or peers have been tracked speaking on women's health & gynaecology yet this Parliament.

How is the women's health & gynaecology ranking calculated?

Vital Signs ranks MPs and members of the House of Lords by a weighted score of their Hansard contributions on Women's health & gynaecology — speeches, written questions and committee work — over the course of this Parliament (since 9 July 2024). Ministerial statements and debate speeches carry more weight than written answers; every contribution counts at full weight however early in the Parliament it was made. Contributions are matched to this topic on whole-word keyword matching, so "send" is never mistaken for SEND and "career" is never mistaken for care. Ministers and shadow ministers are labelled, because answering on a brief is their job rather than a choice to raise it; their scores are shown as-is, not adjusted.

Vital Signsby Bridgehead

Hansard to 17 September 2026 · 29,072 contributions indexed · 1,439 MPs & peers

01 Topic · Healthcare

Vital Signs: Women's health & gynaecology

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Who is shaping the debate on women's health & gynaecology: in Parliament, in the press, and among the experts the press turns to.

02 Who is talking · pick a lens

03 The signal · Where it is spoken from

of 1,439 MPs & peers have spoken on women's health & gynaecology since 9 July 2024 · 0 Commons contributions from 0 constituencies · latest sitting indexed 17 September 2026

0Hansard contributions per seat0

Seats shaded by Hansard contributions on this topic. Lines join the 0 MPs in this list to their constituencies; peers have no seat and no line.

#Most activeSignalScore

No members scored yet on Women's health & gynaecology.

Score is a weighted Hansard contribution score for this topic since 9 July 2024. Portraits: UK Parliament Members API. Rank change (▲/▼) is vs. 7 days ago.

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Hansard · weekly mentions

0 mentions since 9 July 2024

Recess weeks are not counted: sitting weeks are compared with sitting weeks, and the current week is left off until it is complete. 0 mentions since 9 July 2024.

Press · articles per week

0 articles in 1 weeks, 0 of them in the last five

Source: Guardian archive, trade press and news search: a sample of coverage, not an exhaustive count. Weekly article counts to w/c 6 Apr; weeks not yet ingested are dropped rather than shown as zero.

Parliament · party split

Share of scored contributions

Parliament · reach

Members who have spoken

0of 1,439 MPs & peers

0% of the roster has spoken on this topic since 9 July 2024: one square per member, 0 MPs (navy) and 0 peers (cobalt).

Briefing · Parliament

Who has raised Women's health & gynaecology in Parliament

No Hansard contributions have been recorded on Women's health & gynaecology yet this Parliament.

Expert voices · press citations

Everyone quoted on this topic

11 expert voices, 11 citations across 3 groups. Click a group to open it as a lens on the map.

Clinicians

3 · 3 citationsOpen lens ↑

Dr Alison WrightRoyal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG)1
Dr Claire PhippsGP & Menopause Specialist1
Shikha KapurConsultant Gynaecologist1

Academics

4 · 4 citationsOpen lens ↑

Anushé HassanSpeaker at UCL Anthropology Radical Anthropology Research Seminars1
Heather Woolery-Lloyd, MD, FAADBoard-certified dermatologist and chief medical advisor at Nutrafol1
Nicola AspinallLondon Gynaecology1
Shireen SindiKarolinska Institute1

Sector leaders

4 · 4 citationsOpen lens ↑

Andrea Wong, Ph.D.Senior vice president and chief science officer at CRN1
Dr Aura PyykönenIsla1
Dr Lisa CampbellRichmond Pharmacology1
Ryan WoodburyCo-founder and co-CEO of maternal nutrition company Needed1

Methodology

How Vital Signs ranks

Parliament. Every Hansard contribution on a topic since 9 July 2024 is scored by type and summed per member; the map colours each constituency by how often its MP has raised the topic. Peers sit in no constituency and are ranked but not mapped.

Press. Bylines rank journalists and quotations rank expert voices, across the Guardian archive and trade press Vital Signs has read. A voice’s pin marks its organisation’s base, never the person’s home.

Briefings. Drafted by an AI model from the underlying Hansard text or articles. Every quotation in a Parliament briefing is an exact copy of the Hansard record and linked to it; press quotations are as the linked articles reported them. The speaker is always taken from the record, not the model.

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