

Medical doctor over 10 years, Women's Health, Paediatrics, Emergency Medicine.
Recipient of the British Citizen Award for services to health.
Founder of charity Mortal And Strong
Ambassador Patient Information Forum
UN WOMEN UK Participant (2024, 2025, 2026)
Associate Member Medical Artist's Association
Member National Voices
Recipient RCGP prize.

After being in a wheelchair at the age of 18 needing hip surgery being told she would never walk again Liz went on to become a patient with multiple health challenges...
Advanced Endometriosis (bowel, bladder damage) & fibroid, endometrioma,
recurrent miscarriages, secondary infertility
Birth trauma, PND
Hysterectomy, surgical menopause
Autoimmune disease (UMCTD, lichen sclerosis)
Liz left her clinical role as a doctor. Since then Liz has used her unique insight as both patient and doctor to become an activist for health equity; founding a charity to provide support, and producing health education that is regulated, reliable and shared with the utmost empathy – because she truly gets it.
Liz and her team are thrilled to announce that Aster, part of the Octopus Publishing Group, will be publishing Dr. Liz Murray's debut book, 'Not Just Painful Periods: Endometriosis, Fibroids, and Menstrual Health.'

Dr Liz has been an online delegate/participant in 2024, 2025 and 2026. Being part of their annual campaign for addressing gender inequalities globally.

Dr. Liz Murray, a dedicated women's health advocate and author, shares her experiences as a patient with direct experience of multiple women's health problems.

Dr. Liz Murray, brings clinical credibility as a medical doctor, authentic lived experience as a patient, and communication expertise through her public engagements.

Dr. Liz Murray is an experienced health communicator and a dedicated women's health advocate. She serves as a trusted voice for women's wellbeing, drawing from medical authenticity and lived experience.

As an ambassador for the Patient Information Forum, Dr. Liz works diligently to promote awareness of the need for safe, reliable health content online, particularly regarding periods and women's health issues.
Dr. Liz Murray, founded the charity Mortal And Strong after realizing there was an inequality in support for people facing rarer health conditions.
Inspired by her own recovery while facing her mortality, and utilizing her experience as an award-winning artist, Liz founded the national health campaign Scars of Gold, which attracted an international following.

Liz was the host for the Scars of Gold podcast; interviewing 100 women sharing their experience of facing their mortality at a young age to provide messages of hope and strength.
Liz started the petition to ensure that all period product packaging includes health awareness information to address inequalities in period related diseases.

Alongside being a doctor, Dr. Liz Murray, has won multiple awards for using art to address health inequalities.

Dr Liz Murray BCA is a British Citizen Award recipient medical doctor, health advocate and founder of Mortal And Strong – a pioneering charity leading national campaigns on equity in health, chronic illness and patient empowerment. Drawing on her dual experience as both clinician and patient, Dr Liz has become a respected voice in the movement to humanise healthcare, reduce gender inequities, and amplify the real stories behind diagnosis and recovery.
• Champion equity, empathy and empowerment across all healthcare settings
• Redefine how patients are seen, heard and supported within complex systems
• Bridge the communication gap between clinicians, policymakers and patients
• Harness the arts, storytelling and education to shift public understanding of health
• Ensure no one navigating illness feels invisible or unheard
Associate member of the Medical Artists Association.
• Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS -University Newcastle Upon Tyne
• Postgraduate Medical Training – NHS Foundation and Specialty Training (GP Speciality training, further training emergency medicine)
• Further professional development in Health Communication, Leadership, and Patient Advocacy