Dr. Louise Newson

Majority is not 14%.

So this inequality of this poor access to safe, effective medicine has got to change.

Yeah.

And also it's not just menopause, obviously with perimenopause, but also PMS and PMDD.

So, you know, my 23 year old has PMDD.

She uses natural hormones and they've transformed her life.

And I see a lot of younger people in their 20s who maybe just have hormones for a few days when their progesterone is dropping before their periods and it is transforming them.

Amazing.

So I think the biggest difference is women are empowered with knowledge and then they can choose.

I think that's, you know, when women get together, like some quite powerful things happen, as I'm sure you realise.

So it's great.

So there's lots to do.

And I know we're going to do a lot more with education.

A lot more global work.

We're going to just join forces and just do a lot more.

So it's exciting.

There is exciting stuff happening, I'm sure.

So what three things do you think we can do at speed that's going to make the biggest difference to health generally?

That is pretty good.

Yeah.