Dr. Helen O'Neill
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I don't know.
I don't think it should be considered a miracle.
I think it should be considered about time.
Yeah.
It did.
Yeah.
Time and time again, I hear from people, surely that should exist.
And I say, surely it should.
For me, there were so many different callings towards women's health, but also towards solving a problem, not just a problem, many problems.
And that was grounded in my own research and looking at the disparity between, you know, what we can do in the lab, what we can do in terms of clinical trials, and then looking and seeing side by side
You know, the fact that I always say I'm a geneticist and the fact that we can, there are actual cures for some of the rarest of genetic conditions and we don't even have answers, diagnosis, treatment, or even insights into the most prevalent of women's health conditions.
That for me was like such a stark comparison from going bench side to these
honestly revolutionary tools that we can use to interrogate genomic function, to extrapolate data, and then looking at this absolute void when it comes to data in women's health and allocation of those tools towards actual progress.
To say that it's one thing is probably like everything.
There's many different things at play.
Speaking as a scientist, it is relatively, in fact, very difficult to collect data at scale when it comes to women.
And that's not an excuse.
So when you look, when you look at the cascade like a roller, it's literally like a roller coaster of our emotions going up and down in every single month.
In order to capture time specific or menstrual stage specific information about women at scale is actually relatively difficult because it requires you to collect data
and collect blood rather on the third day of a woman's menstrual cycle so we're in the early that early follicular phase and if you were to work so when inertility started it started as a clinical trial and the idea was that we were going to find out all of this information but actually
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