AskAwayHealth in Numbers:
92,700+ subscribers • 8.8M+ views • 830+ videos • viewers in 10+ countries
Reaching mainly women aged 25–44 across the US, UK, India, Nigeria and the Philippines with clear, evidence‑based guidance on vulval & vaginal health, fibroids, menopause and C‑section recovery.
Shortlisted and recognised by national bodies including the Royal College of General Practitioners and CAHN for digital innovation in women’s health and tackling health inequalities.
Digital Women’s Health Education from a UK GP
AskAwayHealth is a digital women’s health hub led by Dr Sylvia Kama‑Kieghe (FRCGP FRSM FRSPH), simplifying complex topics so women can make confident decisions before they’re in crisis.
From vulval pain and fibroids to menopause and C‑section recovery, we turn anxious late‑night searches into clear, calm guidance.
By the Numbers: Our Digital Women’s Health Reach
A snapshot of how women around the world use AskAwayHealth for clear, evidence‑based guidance.
8.8M+
Total YouTube views on women’s health topics
92K+
Subscribers learning through our video library
45+ years
Of women’s health watch time on YouTube
830+
Videos and Night Clinic sleep stories published
80%
Female audience, with 25–44 as the core age group
10+ Countries
With significant, repeat viewership (US, UK, India, Nigeria, South Africa, Canada and more)
Across AskAwayHealth, our women’s health explainer videos have been watched over 8.8M times, with a community of more than 92K subscribers and over 830 videos and Night Clinic sleep stories published to date.
Viewers have spent the equivalent of more than 45 years of combined watch time with our content, and around 80% of our audience is female, with women aged 25–44 as the core group. We now see significant, repeat viewership from over 10 countries, including the US, UK, India, Nigeria, South Africa, Canada and more.
Tackling Women’s Health Inequalities
AskAwayHealth exists to speak directly to women whose experiences are too often overlooked – especially Black women and women from African and Asian backgrounds.
Alongside our digital education, Dr Sylvia has contributed expert evidence to a UK fibroids enquiry presented in Parliament, highlighting the disproportionate impact of fibroids on Black women and the gaps in care that leave many feeling dismissed or unsafe.
Recognition & Advocacy
- Finalist – RCGP Content Creator of the Year 2024
- Shortlisted – CAHN Black Healthcare Awards 2024 & 2025 (multiple categories)
- Our Health Heroes Awards 2026 – Digital Innovation (team nomination)
- Contributing expert to UK APPG on Fibroids enquiry
- Ongoing focus on tackling women’s health inequalities through digital education
Our goal: to make clinically accurate women’s health information as easy to access on YouTube as entertainment content – because late-night health anxiety doesn’t respect postcode, passport or bank balance.
What We Cover
What Women Say After Watching
Real stories from women who found clarity, confidence and community through AskAwayHealth.
- “I love the straightforward way she’s presenting information. Very useful, because sadly, there are still too many women and girls with little or no access to this sort of information.”
- “I am happy someone is speaking about the sensitive issues addressing the vagina which often seems to be taboo even in this day and time.”
- “I had 3 large fibroids plus ovarian cysts to both ovaries. I never wanted to go through the surgical route or artificial hormonal treatment. Thank you for the information – it helped me understand my options instead of just feeling scared.”
- “As a Black woman with fibroids, this is the first time I’ve felt truly seen and informed.”
A Global Community of Women
Women find AskAwayHealth from across the world – from the US and UK to India, Nigeria, South Africa, the Philippines, Canada and Kenya. Many watch late at night, searching for answers they haven’t had time, space or courage to ask in clinic.
United States (25.9%)
Largest audience – women searching late at night for clear answers on fibroids, vulval pain, irregular bleeding and menopause when they can’t see a doctor.
India (14.8%)
Women use AskAwayHealth as a trusted “digital second opinion” on PCOS, hormone imbalance, painful or irregular periods and contraception options.
United Kingdom (5.1%)
Strong repeat viewership from UK women who recognise GP‑level explanations on menopause, HRT, contraception, C‑section recovery and everyday women’s health.
Nigeria (4.8%)
High engagement from Nigerian women facing gaps in specialist access, using our videos to understand fibroids, heavy periods, fertility and vaginal symptoms.
Philippines (4.2%)
Viewers in the Philippines turn to our channel for stigma‑free guidance on period problems, vaginal discharge, STIs and practical contraception advice.
Canada (3.2%)
A growing midlife audience in Canada watching our menopause, perimenopause and HRT content to balance symptoms with work, family and long‑term health.
Our digital reach means women in countries with limited access to specialist women’s health services can still hear from a GP who understands their concerns.
Want to explore our work?
We work with the Patient Information Forum (PIF) to keep improving the quality, clarity and accessibility of the health information people find online.
