Reddit has seen its fair share of bizarre content, and now people are flocking there to seek sexual health advice and support from strangers. Due to long waiting room times and lingering skepticism around traditional healthcare, people are ditching doctors and going online instead.

As the anti-vax movement grows in the US, Gen Zers are turning to community-based networks such as Reddit to get accurate information on vaccinations. Though they may host plenty of 'fake news', social platforms can also provide a welcome source of support.

Why do healthcare teams and patients need better ways to communicate? How is exercise entering the home? And what’s the impact of open discussions around menstrual health? In this part of the 2020 Expert Outlook, we speak to three experts about the ways people are taking care of themselves.

Despite the majority of women experiencing menopause at some point in their lives, there is still a stigma around discussing the symptoms. Looking to tackle this, Rory is a healthcare service that provides support and open conversation around associations with menopause.