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[–] ZDL@lazysoci.al 1 points 6 days ago

Though I will also note though that in my allergy example, it would be utterly absurd if a doctor was trying to discuss long term allergy treatment while a person was actively experiencing an anaphylactic reaction and struggling to breathe.

This is exactly what I think right here. Currently societies (some more than others) are experiencing huge degrees of anaphylaxis. Let's get women safe (the person breathing) first before we worry about men's fee-fees (eye drops). And once we've got the patient stabilized, we can start looking at long term management of the allergy.