Angela Zhang
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440 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Jul 2023
last heard 9 Sep
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But that's not the only reason that women have been historically excluded from biomedical research.
And Congress listened.
They passed a law in 1993 requiring researchers to include women and people of color in federally funded medical trials.
Wow.
Nice.
And before we go further, we just want to say that we're using women and men in super binary ways because many studies and experts still use these terms, even though we know that gender and even sex are not binary.
The first one is that we might be missing similarities between the pink and the blue buckets.
In many cases, there's a lot of overlap, like with height, for example.
This is Donna Maney.
She's a neuroscientist at Emory University.
Totally.
So Donna says ignoring the overlaps between sexes could have real consequences, like in women who experience heart attacks.
How so?
Donna pointed out the same thing.
Like, this has real life stakes.
And on top of that, there's the issue that some people don't fit into either of those buckets, like intersex people and trans people who have started gender-affirming hormone treatment.
Yeah.
And one of the most controversial ways that this can play out is through sex-based drug dosing.
Like the idea that women should be taking a different amount of medication than men.
And that's exactly what happened with the drug zolpidem, which is also known as Ambien.
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