Jennifer Gunter

So it's really exciting from a research standpoint too because

When you think about the cumulative effect of not sleeping, right?

So when you're looking at someone going through menopause or somebody in early or late menopause transition who's not sleeping well, you know, we don't know when people are suffering, how much of that suffering is actually due to lack of sleep and how much of it is due to other things.

And so being able to kind of target in other ways really opens a lot of research opportunities.

So it's really exciting.

Yeah.

So I've wanted to move back to Canada for some time.

I'm kind of homesick in ways that's hard to explain.

But I would, you know,

I would say that the administration has maybe moved things up.

And it's more so the...

The fact that, you know, I write about a lot of things that could make me a target.

And I think about that.

And I'm a naturalized U.S.

citizen.

And I think about what if the law changes about that.

And so I'm, you know, I'm weighing my risks and my, you know, my benefits.

And, you know, none of my children are going to be living in the United States.

And so, you know, you start to think about, you know...

you're sort of the wealth of all the information.