Dr. Ken Spielvogel

That's why.

Well, I mean, I think it's important as medical leaders that we are in a preventative mode.

We've learned how to treat disease.

It's boring.

Treating disease and cutting people open and taking out tumors is

putting them on medications it's that's all you know reactive medicine we've been preventative medicine has never been more available and simpler than it is now this has been really good the glp ones for addiction and people are just starting to figure this out okay what's next

All right, so what's next is you don't like taking a injection every whatever.

If I tell you do it twice a week, so every three and a half days.

I'm going to tell you a little bit, a little story.

So when HIV came out, I told you the story like in our own personal space.

So when HIV came out, a lot of reason why people died was because they couldn't stick to a six time a day, tens of medications to take each time.

Compliance was low.

That's how we started this talk, talking about the oral medication.

That's right.

Right.

Now we have PrEP, which is a single injection.

It's pre-exposure prophylaxis.

They take an injection.

I wanna say I'm having a brain fart.

Six months is what I'm thinking.