Dr. Jocelyn Wittstein

They're like, are you the doctor she's talking about?

Because you're like doctors at Duke University.

And I was like, I think I am.

But I do want to say there are I think about this all the time in women's health.

If you look hard at older data, there are pieces here or there.

Right.

There are clues.

There are clues that just haven't been brought together because they're, you know, siloed.

There are clues.

There are clues as to why, you know, women have more arthritis than men, a lot more.

And they're here and there.

Some of it's in the orthopedic literature, you know, some of it's in women's health literature.

But when you if they're not all brought together, they just don't work as well.

No, not the frozen shoulder data.

I've tried.

I've also tried, I wrote a piece on managing, you know, hormone therapy and oral contraceptives perioperatively.

And I sent it to so many orthopedic journals, even got pre-approval to write editorials on this.

You know, yes, this is approved, submit it, submit it to JAMA surgery, all these places.

And then they would get it and review it and be like, oh, this isn't,

you know, no, just kidding.