The Menstrual Health Experiment: A Glimpse into the Future of Women's Data? Bryan Johnson's girlfriend Kate Tolo is embarking on a groundbreaking project to collect data related to her menstrual cycle.
This endeavor, touted as a "world first" in women's health research, involves tracking 14 million data points and has sparked debate about our current understanding of female biology.
Tolo's daily regimen is intense, with 50 devices monitoring various aspects of her life, from blood tests to digital monitoring. While some view this approach as innovative, others see it as invasive.