Dr. Jen Gunter

So those aren't valid criticisms.

And then, as you know, as you start pouring over the data and they follow.

So what happened was the data was presented in such a way that you and I know the press loves to scare people.

And they love to scare women more than anything else.

And what they really like to scare women about are breasts and vaginas and fertility.

Those are the things.

Those are the only thing that matter to me, obviously.

Yeah.

No, they're not so big about that.

Far more concerned about, yeah, because, you know.

That's a whole separate discussion about patriarchy and what sells and what gets page clicks.

And that's my own personal opinion.

I don't have any evidence-based data to back that up.

But if you're talking about breasts, vaginas, and fertility, those are the things.

Do, do, do.

Yeah, those buzzwords.

Brain and heart probably there, but not as much.

And so, you know, there was a news conference and I think that's probably the biggest criticism that people have is that there was a news conference that, you know, and I wasn't there and I never been able to find a transcript of it.

So the takeaway from the news conference was, you know, breast cancer, heart disease, stop.

And there were, I think, over 130, you know, major articles and major newspapers dedicated to those scary things.