Jennifer Gunter

Then what do we know about the different types of systemic treatments?

Should we have different class-based, different warnings and not have a single class?

We would have all welcomed that.

And so instead, what we got was this press tour that was presented as a win that really isn't.

And then, you know, we've

I would say to people, we're going to start seeing things probably about SSRIs and pregnancy.

And then what about mifepristone and medication abortion?

And they've talked about looking at contraception.

And so once you say that it's a win to ignore the system and ignore what the scientists are saying, then...

you've opened the floodgates for everything else to be damaged and destroyed and taken away from you.

So I just think people need to be very aware.

I've always been concerned, as has my friend Lauren Stryker, who I think has been watching.

She's a menopause physician as well, that the press from this is going to be used in such a way to sort of soften these other things that may be coming.

And so I just think we need to have constant vigilance.

Well, the problem is, is it came with a healthy dose of lies and propaganda, right?

So that's the problem, is that it wasn't just, you know, they didn't just say, okay, we're going to take the black box warning off because it doesn't suit the current needs.

And then we're going to revisit it and figure out what it does suit.

They could have done that, right?

But what they did was they said it's been proven to reduce all-cause mortality.

It's been proven to reduce dementia.