Television
Jensplaining with Dr. Jen Gunter on CBC GEM, AppleTV, Prime (US)
These fun, educational, and fact-based episodes are appropriate for teens, parents, and adults.
Menstruation
About half the population is menstruating at some point in their life, so why is the topic of periods still so taboo? Dr. Jen Gunter sets the record straight on menstruation and debunks some myths with guests Dr. Yolanda Kirkham and Nadine Thornhill.
Birth
This episode busts the myth that there’s one right way to have a baby. Is a “natural” birth somehow “better” than a medical birth?
Vaginas
Dr. Gunter takes down the myth that the vagina is a dirty, shameful place, and sheds light on the snake oil salesmen trying to profit off women's insecurities.
GlobalNews
CTV News
Breakfast Television
The Zoomer
with Libby Znaimer
Libby Znaimer discusses the Golden Era of Sex in Seniors with panelists Dr Yolanda Kirkham OBGYN, Tina Fetner, Veronica Kazoleas, Dr. Philip Jai Johnson, and Joan Price. April, 2024
CTV’s The Marilyn Denis Show
Dr Yolanda Kirkham joins Marilyn Denis to discuss Increasing your chances of pregnancy by tracking your periods (if they’re regular, you’re ovulating); checking in with your doctor for a discussion of risks, bloodwork, ultrasound, vaccinations; and assessing your own health and that of your partner or other fertility needs. Getting in shape for pregnancy by managing nutrition and exercise needs are also discussed. Dec 1, 2021
Dr. Yolanda Kirkham gets to the bottom of the causes and treatment options. It's an issue that affects almost every Canadian at some point in their life, but it's so rarely talked about: Today, we're getting to the bottom (pun intended) of the cause, treatment, an prevention options for hemorrhoids with the help of OBGYN Dr. Yolanda Kirkham. April 7, 2021
Everything you need to know about Endometriosis
There is treatment for debilitating periods and endometriosis. Dr Kirkham discusses some telltale signs for doctors, teachers, friends, family, and young women to realize extremely painful periods are not normal. Help and treatment for early diagnosis is available and effective. March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. March 24, 2021
Pregnant women have lower immune systems and higher metabolic demands. They can get sicker if they are infected with COVID-19, even though most recover. OBGYN Dr. Yolanda Kirkham shares tips on taking extra precautions, especially leading up to delivery time. Wash your hands, practice physical distancing, and wear a mask when you can’t distance. Minimize unnecessary interactions especially in the third trimester and ensure those around pregnant women practice the same. Luckily, case numbers have been low in Canada and hopefully we keep it that way. Moms and parents have been doing a wonderful job of labouring, pushing, and delivering their babies with masks on through the pandemic. July, 2020. Vaccination is now recommended for pregnant Canadians (May, 2021) to protect them and their babies.
Having a safe and healthy pregnancy during COVID-19
Dr. Yolanda Kirkham, OB-GYN answers all of the most common pregnancy questions
When it comes to pregnancy, countless questions might cross your mind. From what age you should start trying to how much weight you’ll gain or questions about epidurals, it’s easy to feel confused by everyone’s different experiences. We sat down with Dr. Yolanda Kirkham to get answers to questions our viewers sent in about getting pregnant, body changes, length of labour, and more. 2020
Everything you need to think about if you are single
but want to have a baby
While many women between 30-35 go through the stressful process of feeling pressured by their biological clock, having a baby is a big decision. It’s important to understand what options are out there so that you're as informed as possible!
Dr. Yolanda Kirkham, OBGYN, and Relationship Therapist Ashley Howe, walked us through when and how to conceive as a single woman. 2020
Additional Appearances
Dr. Yolanda Kirkham talks candidly about women’s health issues across the lifespan with host, Vivian Kobusingye Birchall on Acton’s Wide Field. 2021
Painful Sex
This is so common and there are so many possible reasons. It is treatable but treatments depend on the particular cause - which can be anatomical, due to chronic pain, medications, infection, trauma, or past experiences, or relationships. 2022
Painful sex in Menopause
Sex CAN be more pleasurable in menopause. Burning, irritation, and itch can improve with your choice of local vaginal nonhormonal or hormonal therapies. 2022
It all begins with an idea.
Painful Periods
Dr. Yolanda Kirkham, a gynecologist at Women’s College Hospital, talks about some of the main causes of menstrual cramps and available treatments. 2013
Perimenopause and Hot Flashes
Dr. Yolanda Kirkham, a gynecologist at Women’s College Hospital, discusses risk factors for perimenopausal hot flashes and night sweats, and how they can be treated. it stand out. 2013