Katy Bradbury

Katy Bradbury is a women’s health specialist with a background in nursing, public health, nutrition, and anthropology. Drawing on nearly two decades of clinical and research experience, she works at the intersection of science and lived experience, helping women understand their bodies beyond the limitations of mainstream narratives. Katy has a special interest in the vaginal microbiome—an often-overlooked ecosystem with profound implications for fertility, pregnancy outcomes, and lifelong health. She is passionate about translating complex research into clear, accessible information that encourages women to make informed choices without fear or shame. Through her clinical work, teaching, and public speaking, Katy blends evidence-based knowledge with a deep awareness of cultural, historical, and systemic influences on women’s health. Her mission is to shift the conversation from “fixing problems” to understanding the body’s signals, reconnecting women with their innate wisdom, and addressing root causes for sustainable wellbeing.