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For example, their favourite: “sex assigned at birth” This tells them exactly nothing about me. It doesn’t tell them my hormone profile. It doesn’t tell them the shape of my genitalia or whether I have a uterus or cervix. It doesn’t tell them whether I am at increased risk of breast or prostate cancer. It doesn’t tell them about my heart disease and/or stroke risk. It doesn’t even tell them what my chromosome configuration is. It’s useless information. They know the risks they are screening for, they should ask about those risks specifically.