D. Lindsey Berkson

But what happened was women exposed before birth later experienced reproductive abnormalities and a greatly elevated risk of having a rare vaginal and cervical cancer.

Many of the DES daughters, as they're called, Dr. Lindsay Berkson introduced me to this entire concept.

She's so wonderful.

Learn from her.

It's interesting.

I interviewed, uh, Dr. Lindsey Berkson, and she was talking about this.

And I remember the next time I had labs drawn, we actually pushed my patch up because I said my FSH was still 50, and I was like, even though I feel good and my estradiol levels were, like, closer to 70 picograms, I said to my provider, I was like, "I think it's time to bump the patch," because everything that I'm looking at and all the experts I have the honor of being able to connect with, I think the more that we know, the more that we are not thinking of it as, as a throwaway marker for middle-aged women.

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