📬 Partnership Outreach

Dr. Casperson, I transcribed your testimony from the FDA menopause hearing and read it four times. The line about men having a dozen approved formulations while women get told there's "no FDA-approved dose for you" — that's the kind of thing that should be in every ob-gyn waiting room in America. You said what most clinicians can't put in writing. I'm Annette Thompson, 57, an APOE4/4 carrier, personally on testosterone, and the founder of adoption.com (1995) — I have a long history of getting information to people who need it at scale. I've written a 6-part series called "The Testosterone Files": research-backed, PubMed-cited, written in plain patient voice. It covers everything from assay methodology to off-label prescribing to what the safety data actually says. Your name goes on it. Mine doesn't appear. The patient voice can say things the treating physician can't — liability-free, personal, specific. That's the angle. I've done the research work. Your name on it means it reaches people I can't reach. Would you be open to seeing the series? One email, no commitment. Annette Thompson [website/landing page URL]

Tamsen, How to Menopause is one of the clearest, most human books written on this topic — and I've read them all. What you do is take research that would put most people to sleep and make it feel urgent and personal. That's hard, and you're genuinely good at it. I'm Annette Thompson, 57, NotTooOldForAI. I've spent months building a research-backed 6-part series called "The Testosterone Files" — every claim cited, written for real women in accessible language. I've got something you might find useful: a fully produced episode script on testosterone for women, ready to record. Here's my ask: record it as a YouTube video using my script. Your voice, your audience, your edit. I write, you record. You've been doing live television your whole career — a scripted YouTube episode is literally your medium, just shorter. I don't need credit or co-billing. The content just needs to reach the women who follow you. I have a landing page for the series if you'd like to see the research approach before deciding. Would a one-episode pilot interest you? Annette [website/landing page URL]

Dr. Haver, The New Menopause has reached women who wouldn't have opened a clinical text in a million years. The scale of what you've built — 76,000 Substack subscribers, that audience — is genuinely rare, and it's rare because you've earned their trust over years. I'm Annette Thompson, 57, personally on testosterone, an APOE4/4 carrier, and the founder of adoption.com. I spent the better part of this year building "The Testosterone Files" — a 6-part series on testosterone for women, fully researched, PubMed-cited, written in accessible patient voice. I'd like to offer you the series to publish under your name. My name doesn't appear. The practical value I offer: a patient can say things a treating physician cannot. I can make specific statements about optimal ranges, compounding protocols, and off-label use that your liability position makes difficult to put in writing — even when the literature supports them. That's not a criticism of how you practice; it's the reality of being a named clinician in a heavily regulated field. A patient voice is liability-free by definition. Six fully produced episodes, research appendix included. Take all of it, one piece, or none — entirely your call. Would you like to see the first episode? Annette Thompson [website/landing page URL]