Professor Glezerman is an expert gynecologist, focusing on the risks of so-called "bikini medicine": dealing with women's health by looking only at the genitals. In this interview, he discusses a new approach, "sex and gender-aware medicine," that could help doctors improve diagnoses and treatments for women and men. But how can we implement this new approach in the daily lives of doctors and patients? And in the era of precision medicine, is the gender-aware medicine still necessary?