Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi

of egg freezing or embryo freezing before you can hit that normal embryo.

So that's why, unfortunately, insurance companies don't cover egg freezing, right?

And I always say this, when girls are young and they have beautiful eggs and their eggs are young and healthy and you want to freeze them, they can't afford it.

because it's very expensive.

And then when they can afford it, they're usually in their late 30s or 40s and their quality is down.

So that needs to be fixed.

And we had this conversation, I think, in the Bay Area, a lot of these big companies like Google and Facebook, these companies actually pay for their employees to freeze their eggs.

They're smart, right?

They don't want their employees to get pregnant.

They're like, I'll pay for your egg freezing.

Keep working.

But most women, most women don't have access.

And let me tell you, 50% of counties in this country don't have an OBGYN.

50%?

50% of counties.

A lot of these women have to drive two to four hours to see their OBGYN.

That's why these podcasts are a game changer, because if they don't have access, that's why artificial intelligence, AI, these robotic chat bots that hopefully can someday diagnose these patients and treat them, you know, from home without having them have to drive, I don't know, four hours to see an OBGYN who will then also dismiss their symptoms.

By the end of this podcast, you'll believe in the robots treating.

No, I was going to say, you know, most fields of medicine, let's take ophthalmology, right?

Every single ophthalmologist knows about cataract.