CNN‘s Pamela Brown is turning her investigative skills on women’s health. The co-anchor of “The Situation Room” will on Thursday, October 8, launch “Body Language by CNN,” a new series for CNN’s “All Access” subscription streaming service. Brown will over the course of eight episodes shine alight on some of the absurd health experiences that play a significant role in women’s lives.
I struggled to find the right resources, and I felt dismissed,” said Brown, who is also CNN’s chief investigative correspondent, in a statement. Fox News earlier this week unveiled a new weekly podcast that will be staffed entirely by female contributors, while MS NOW is working to entice fans to a subscription service it calls “Membership.” CNN launched its “All Access” service in 2025, and has experimented with a wide array of programming formats, some of them decidedly less formal than what traditional viewers see on TV. The first episode will examine perimenopause, a condition that starts on average among women aged 51 in the United States.
Even so, some symptoms can emerge as early as in a woman’s thirties. Additional episodes will explore health topics including breast reductions, egg freezing, GLP-1s, Alzheimer’s disease, thyroid diseases, and polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome. Four additional episodes will premiere in November.
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