Dr. Rachel Rubin

Like we focus on every cell in her body that might become cancerous.

And we make sure we don't do anything that could possibly lead to a cancer, despite the

and not taking into account any of her happiness or her wants or her needs or what her goals and desires are.

And it wasn't until talking to you and Kelly and people who were taking care of men going, wait a minute, we don't do this to men.

We don't castrate men.

By and large.

The risk benefit discussions are completely different when it comes to men versus when it comes to women.

And we love, okay, so I say this a lot, right?

Parkinson's was a psychological disease until they discovered dopamine, right?

Right.

Schizophrenia, right, is a psychological disease until they discovered, you know, dopamine and neurotransmitters like all of these things.

So erectile dysfunction was a psychologic disease until they discovered nitric oxide and it became a biological disease.

And so all of women's health or sexual health tends to be, oh, it's all in your head.

It's all psychological because nobody wants to study dopamine and blood flow and nitric oxide.

And no one wants to figure out how to measure clitoral blood flow because the clitoris is internal and nobody does the work.

And everyone screams and yells in the world, there needs to be more research.

We need more funding.

We need more research.

Who's going to do it?

If no one trains you how to do it, right?