Family physician, writer and medical educator, making women’s health and sexual & reproductive health make sense. Taking the myths apart one post at a time.
The scribbles started as exactly that: the notes of a junior doctor navigating the Sri Lankan healthcare system, written for the medical students and young doctors walking the same corridors a few years behind me.
Today it’s grown into something bigger: a practice in Family Medicine, a postgraduate path through women’s health and sexual & reproductive health, and a platform where evidence gets to speak louder than embarrassment. Some posts are for doctors. Most are for you.
RashmiraEach area routes into real content, real talks and real consultations, not a brochure page.
Her writing and reels, sorted by the question that brought you here. Each path opens the matching work.
Six things people are told about their bodies and what the evidence actually says. In her voice, from the topics she covers.
From UNFPA Sri Lanka campaigns to oDoc’s DocTalks, Dr. Balasuriya brings clinical credibility to public conversations as a speaker, moderator and advocate for sexual & reproductive health education.
Institutional work with UNFPA Sri Lanka, IPPF, the Family Planning Association, oDoc (DocTalks) and Vida Medical.
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