Our inherent differences between males and females in every species, like women are not small men.

Mice are not small humans.

You know, there's a lot of, there's a lot of nuance there.

And I think for better or worse, the male body has been biology's baseline for the last hundred years.

And so we have a century of clinical and preclinical data that was primarily collected in

males. And what that means is that we're playing catch up. And we don't really have a lot of data

on females. We don't understand female physiology. And at the basis of all of this, if you're, if you're talking about

aging and you don't talk about ovaries and females, then you've sort of missed the boat.

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