No. They don't matter. Not when they hardly consider any women worth testing and treating. You add color, age, anything else, the interest drops precipitously.

One more raw, weeping wound revealed.

People don't matter to pharmaceutical companies, Valerie. Their wallets do. The smaller the wallet, the less the interest.

When the Black CEO of Kaiser Health dies at sixty, easily twenty or more years before he should.

Valerie, we have so far to go.