The Intelligence from The Economist The Intelligence: If Beijing had a ballot
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Feb 28, 2024 
James Miles, The Economist's China writer at large, shares insights into the contrasting views in China regarding the upcoming U.S. elections, discussing why some may prefer Trump over Biden. Meanwhile, Rachel Dobbs, News editor at The Economist, delves into groundbreaking advancements in endometriosis treatment, revealing promising new non-hormonal options. The conversation also humorously reflects on two decades of podcasting, touching on its evolution, challenges, and the unique storytelling that captivates listeners.
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China's Election Outlook
- China recognizes both potential benefits and drawbacks from either Biden or Trump's presidency.
- The leadership believes that regardless of the election outcome, China faces challenges.
Jodie's Endometriosis Story
- Jodie Stewart, a lawyer, suffered from severe period pain for years, initially believing it was normal.
- She was later diagnosed with endometriosis but found there's no cure, only management.
Endometriosis Research Gap
- Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women, similar to diabetes, but research and funding lag behind.
- The lack of knowledge is partly attributed to a historic lack of awareness and funding for women's health issues.