DR LIZ MURRAY BCA
Dr Liz Projects
Projects & Work to Date
As a Medical Advisor, Dr Liz works with health tech companies, startups and consumer health brands to ensure their products, services and communications are clinically credible, patient-centred and grounded in real-world healthcare.
Currently Dr Liz is working with UK major brands Boots, Always & Tampax (P&G) as part of their year-long campaign Know Your Flow - making menstrual health education more accessible and reliable. Dr Liz is working as their Medical Health Expert for the campaign for 2026-27.
Liz brings a unique perspective spanning clinical medicine, patient experience, women’s health, health communication and advocacy, helping organisations translate complex medical evidence into solutions that are accurate, accessible and genuinely useful.
Dr Liz published her first White Paper in 2026 outlining her models of the Diagnosis Spiral, Thrive Arc and the impact of diagnostic delay. Liz has spent time researching and recognising the impact of delayed diagnosis island medical dismissal can turn a physical problem into a psychosocial and economic one. In the white paper Liz outlines a proposed new healthcare framework to help the women's health crisis.
SEE BELOW for the full white paper pdf - please contact for citations.
Liz has many year's experience in public speaking at conventions, women's health events, smaller community organisations. In 2026 Liz did a number of talks for Waterstones as part of promoting her newly released book, spoke at the MBS festival in London and SeedTalks Women's & ADHD Summit 17th October.
In 2023 Liz began work on a major voluntary project utilising her experiences of recovering from birth trauma and her own medical diagnoses, to produce a UK Women's Health campaign - Scars of Gold. What began as a national project ultimately gathered international interest, with the podcast being listened to in over 70 countries and attendees at the event in London from multiple continents.
Scars of Gold sought to put a spotlight on women's health inequalities, by sharing messages of hope and strength through interview, photography and art.
Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, whereby broken ceramics are repaired with gold, 100 women were interviewed by Liz and photographed by photographer Sammy Weston. The full collection was exhibited in London in 2025.
In January 2025 Dr Liz Murray was award the people's honours; the British Citizen Award for services to health (BCAh).
Liz was also previously award the Royal College of Paediatrics & Child Health Medical Student Prize.
In 2024 Liz founded the charity Mortal And Strong whilst producing the campaign Scars of Gold. A CIO charity (1209448) designed to support people facing life changing health conditions at a young age, providing emotional support once medical treatment ended.
UN WOMEN UK Delegate 2024, 25, 26
Patient Information Forum Ambassador 2025
Associate Member of Medical Artists Association 2022-2025
As part of the Scars of Gold campaign, Liz produced and was the host for the podcast Scars of Gold. Liz interviewed 100 women sharing their story of receiving an incurable/life changing or limiting diagnosis at a young age.
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