We're very proud to share that our Director, A/Prof Talat Uppal, has been named one of Women's Agenda's 50 Women to Watch in Health for 2026, in partnership with CommBank.
The list recognises women across Australia who are shaping the future of health. For the team here at Women's Health Road, it's lovely to see Dr Talat's work recognised alongside so many inspiring leaders in the sector.
About Dr Talat's work
Dr Talat is a gynaecologist with a special interest in abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB). She founded Australia's first AUB Management Hub, a hybrid, digitally enhanced model of care for women with heavy menstrual bleeding and iron deficiency or anaemia. Through her Bleed Better initiative, she also established International Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Day to raise awareness of a condition that too many women live with in silence.
Alongside her clinical work, Dr Talat is a Clinical Associate Professor at Macquarie University and a strong advocate for digital health. She was awarded the RANZCOG Conspicuous Service Medal in 2018 for her contributions to GP clinical education.
What this means for our patients
At Women's Health Road, our focus has always been on care that is thorough, compassionate and accessible, whether you see us in person in Frenchs Forest or by telehealth from anywhere in Australia. This recognition reflects the work of our whole team, and we're grateful to every patient who trusts us with their care.
Congratulations, Dr Talat! 🎉
You can see the full list of this year's 50 Women to Watch in Health on the Women's Agenda website: https://womensagenda.com.au/50-women-to-watch-in-health/
