Go on, give us the potted summary of ADPKD,

polycystic kidney disease.

So AUPKD is common.

It affects around one in a thousand people, as I mentioned earlier.

And this is a condition where we get multiple fluid-filled cysts that grow in the kidneys and sometimes the liver, which over time cause the kidneys to enlarge and then gradually lose function.

This is usually inherited from a parent and is an autosomal dominant condition.

So it's passed on to 50% of all children, regardless of the sex.

But women can get this too, can't they? Even though it's X-linked, it's not just in boys, isn't that right?