Dr. Mary Claire Haver

How do you counsel your patients then?

That's what I tell them.

I usually say, there's...

Group data versus individual data.

I don't believe that the group data on testosterone shows that it improves cognition because it doesn't.

That's really where the data is.

But if someone is taking testosterone and they say, I feel good on this and my cognition is better, I'm not going to tell them that A, that's not true or B, we're going to take it away because I might have given it to them for libido, you know, and maybe their libido didn't get better, but something else did.

Okay.

Let's go to mood.

Stay in the brain.

Mood.

Yeah, so if you look at, there's actually several studies looking at mood.

And I just put together a talk because I'm giving a long course at the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health.

Thank you.

President Dr. Tammy Rowe.

I'm so honored, actually, to have been elected into this role.

I give all of the Sunday closing lectures, which is, you know, it's a lot to keep people there.

But this is where I've given my progestin lectures and, you know, my PMDD lectures.

But the testosterone lecture has been really the funnest one to put together.

because I know how much is out there in social media.