Tamsen Fadal

Women are going in there saying, this is what I want.

And they find some doctors know and some doctors are not willing to talk to them about it.

Or some doctors are saying you're too young to start hormone therapy if they're in the throes of perimenopause.

So it makes me really excited to know that we're going to have eventually doctors that are

better trained because for women to be dismissed is unbelievable.

And to be, what I said to a friend recently is I said, the onus is on women all the time.

It's to go in there and fight for it, right?

It's to go in there and make sure we've got the right options.

It's to make sure that we follow through.

And even today, we're talking about an estrogen patch shortage in a lot of places.

And so now women have to go there and figure out what they're going to do for their estrogen.

So I think it doesn't stop for women.

So it's nice to see this going toward women during this stage in life because such a small fraction goes toward women.

women that are in this aging process.

Yeah, totally.

I think so.

And, you know, I never want to blame the doctors because I think that nobody gets into the medical profession not wanting to take care of people.

But at the same time, they've not been educated about that.

And so they come into this period of life.

And I think what I've seen is most of the doctors or physicians that...