Aru Nair

Studies as recently as this year show that women who come to the hospital with chest pain get seen by a doctor later than men do for the same symptoms.

So I want to make sure I have this all right.

Yeah, so I think we dream of this world of precision medicine where everyone gets exactly the care that's right for them, right?

And know exactly what makes up your body and your genes and your hormones, but we're not there yet.

And in the meantime, we need to focus on what we know and can do right now.

So I can't change your genes yet.

I don't have these tests yet, but I can help you get to your appointments

And I can try to make sure that you feel listened to and taken care of.

How's it going?

It is.

I'm originally from Wyoming, and I moved to D.C.

last fall.

My favorite part has definitely been the public transit.

It's very magical to me.

It's a joy to ride.

But there is one particular event that happens every spring that's a huge deal.

Emily, have you heard of the Cherry Blossom Festival?

Yeah.

So this is Matthew Morrison.

He's an arborist and urban forester with the National Park Service.