When I researched the space, I realized that the last big innovation in the standard of care of birth was the epidural, which was popularized in the 1950s.

Which just tells you everything, right?

There's no other area of technology where we say, oh, look at this floppy disk. It's the most cutting edge thing we have.

Hi, financial feminists. I'm excited to see you. Welcome to the show. Thanks for being here.

If you are an oldie-but-a-goody, you know this already. But if you're new, my name is Tori. I'm a

money expert. I fight the patriarchy by making women rich. We've helped 5 million women save money, pay off debt, start investing and start businesses.

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It allows us to help you help yourself. If you're new to this show or if you maybe only listen to

a couple episodes, you might be wondering why we are not just purely a finance show. We like to say at her for Sender K

that we're more of a feminist company that talks about money. And we're here talking about the

everyday issues that impact women's finances. And that's not just about Roth IRAs or student loans.

It's also about anything that affects a woman's life because it also affects a woman's money.

So that's why we're

talking about vaginas today. That's why we brought on Marina Garner to talk about her new book,

The Vagina Business, which is the innovative breakthroughs that could change everything in women's

health. So women make over 80% of healthcare decisions in everyday life, fun fact, yet only 4%

of all medical research and development is focused on women's

health. Yay. So that's what we're talking about today. We're talking about gender bias and how

the health care industry has repeatedly excluded women from studies for decades and how this impacts

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