The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
this measure is a look inside the womb at the Androgen level that the fetus is exposed to at that time which is amazing because you can't go in there without disturbing you know you can't uh and so this is very early first trimester you can't even get you know flu fluid and so on so this tells you this is like a readout of what was in you know in the fluid at the time
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the result of a study uh where we looked at the girls born to women with PCOS so women with cosos is you know have excess testosterone polycystic sorry polycystic ovari that's good we've talked about it a little bit before in the podcast it's a um It's associated with my understanding is It's associated with um elevated levels of androgens that's right and these women often have facial hair and you know they not just the moms but the the people the women with PC yes have elevated androgens yes not just we're not talking about pregnant moms anymore right um and so in our study population we did a search for women who had diagnosis of PCOS and took that as a marker of higher testosterone exposure and then looked at the girls and yes those girls had a longer quote more masculine interal distance