Understudied, The Women’s Health Podcast from Magee-Womens Research Institute, connects the community to researchers, physicians, innovators, and advocates who are redefining the future of women’s health.
Join our Audacy host, Kelly Dzanaj, and Magee-Womens Research Institute’s Dr. Coralee Toal and Dr. Pamela Moalli—two physician-scientists, and advocates on the front lines of advancing care for women everywhere.
We'll talk topics like endometriosis and infertility, maternal and infant health, women's cancers, menopause and aging, and everything in between. Each episode provides accurate, accessible information, inspiring stories, and research-driven insights in women’s health.
We'll shine a light on why expanding research and funding in women’s health isn’t just overdue… but why it should matter to you, too.
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Episode 1: What the Health?
Featuring leading researchers discussing why investment in women’s health research benefits everyone.
Meet Our Podcast Hosts
As the host of Understudied podcast, Kelly Dzanaj speaks to leading experts to explore the topics that matter most to women's health, from everyday wellness to the latest medical breakthroughs. Known for her authentic interviewing style and ability to make complex topics easy to understand, Kelly creates a space where women feel informed, empowered, and inspired to take charge of their health.
Dr. Pamela Moalli is the Executive Director of Magee-Womens Research Instititute. Her research focuses on understanding and treating pelvic floor disorders that affect many women, such as pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence. By developing better materials and surgical techniques, her work aims to improve the quality of life for women experiencing these conditions.
Coralee Toal, MD, specializes in urogynecology and is board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology from theAmerican Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She has a focus in postpartum pelvic floor healing and recovery. Dr. Toal completed her fellowship and residency at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and medical degree at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine.