Dr. Helen O'Neill
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They were made to feel small.
They were made to justify.
In fact, they were made to beg for treatment because whatever they're telling you is just normal for a woman.
Yeah.
And that for me is the biggest one because we actually, our health assessment is so much more than a health assessment, right?
It's not a series of questions.
It is carefully, clinically curated set of predictors, right?
We have embedded within our health assessment.
all of the international diagnostic criteria and guidelines for over 18 different gynecological conditions.
So there are different sets of guidelines in the US with the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, in the UK with the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, in Europe for the European Society of Reproductive Embryology.
All of these different societies have come together and said, these are the
The parameters for which we think we can diagnose a woman for PCOS, you know, hyper or hyperthyroidism, like they're usually a symptom or a collection of symptoms and a blood result.
OK, so we put every single one of those into our health assessment and created a weighted algorithm.
In other words, a calculator to say how well and how quickly we can predict these different pathologies, because relying on an individual to tell your most intimate symptoms to
Like nobody is comfortable sitting in front of a complete stranger telling them information about how their vulva feels, how their vagina feels, whether it's painful having sex, whether it's painful to poo, whether they are sweating, whether they stink, whether they're anything.
all of these, whether they're bleeding, all of these different things, how often they're having sex, like every single facet of women's health is so deeply personal.
And it's become so weaponized that you feel all the more shame and embarrassment and stigma because of everything that's associated with it.
And so for me, having a health assessment, a digital interface where you don't have to make an appointment, you don't have to go somewhere, you don't have to sit down in front of a complete stranger, take time out of your day, whether that's
for work or for your children or anything else.
You can actually lie there at one in the morning and fill out all the information that's going to get you to a clinical diagnosis.
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