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But I think in, you know, three to four years, it will be that, at that place where it is a true self-driving car, where you, if you're just wearing the system...

We're actually gonna be doing a clinical trial at Hoag in type 2 diabetes where literally you put on this system, you don't do anything.

You don't put in any settings, you don't put in any parameters, you don't do any boluses, and it, they're gonna see if au- a pure auto adjustment algorithm can help optimally manage people with type 2 diabetes.

So-

And I, I was so happy that Newport, I got into Newport, just because Newport is...

I was, I was born at Hoag, and-

Oh, hey

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Welcome to this episode of Take Her Word For It.

My name is Anusha, the host of our podcast from the Hoag Hospital's Women's Health Institute.

And today I am delighted to be joined by my dear friend, I know I say that, but all of these phenomenal physicians are in fact my dear friends, Dr. January Lopez, the chief of breast radiology at Hoag, right here at our Hoag Women's Health Institute.

And we are gonna get straight into it today, talking about decoding breast cancer risk.

Welcome, Dr. Lopez.

And two things.

First, I wanna say, yes, congratulations.

I was in the audience at Hoag Innovators, powered by philanthropy, where you did that phenomenal talk educating us all about what is breast CT scans and the importance of it, and I'm so excited that we're able to offer that to women here at Hoag later this year.

of finding that certified menopause provider.

I'm very fortunate that my gynecologist at Hoag is menopause certified.

My primary care physician is menopause certified.

And I can share with the audience, it's game changing, game changing because they have additional accreditation.