Dr. Jen Gunter

Hey, we're going to give your kid unmatched blood.

Awesome.

So yeah, an important message.

And I'm not saying, I think that it's, like I don't have an issue.

for someone doing that message.

I just don't think, I just don't think for me because of, I've also said like, this is my thing, I'm pharma-free.

That, you know, I have to be true to that.

And so I just think that, is that an ethical use of your time?

Yeah, I mean, maybe my kid got blood because of that, you know?

And so again,

Two things can be true at once.

And I think that that's a hard thing.

I know there's physicians who promote different drugs and they take money from companies.

And I know that many of them are good doctors.

I know people take grants to do studies.

I know they're good doctors.

I think one of the big issues is being honest about disclosing.

And I think that that doesn't happen in the way that it should.

So for example, when they had the FDA panel on hormone therapy, whenever that was, people were glossing over their disclosures.

Oh, they're written down.