I am on a temporary ban wrote:
1. Maria Jose Martinez Patino says hello to you. There is a good reason that IOC stopped chromosome test.
https://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lancet/PIIS0140673605678415.pdf
Saludos desde Madrid, Profesora.
For anyone who hasn’t really been following this topic in general, Professor María José Martínez Patiño is one of the experts on the subject, having lived these questions in her personal life and studied them in her professional life.
While her story is poignant, I think we have to look at the same evidence and come to different conclusions.
As I said in my earlier posting, there will be exceptions and outliers, but we are looking for the greatest good for the greatest number of athletes.
And I am afraid that the XY chromosome is incompatible with competing in a truly Women’s category of sports involving strength, speed or stamina.
It is difficult to put it more clearly than Dr. Tommy Lundberg, researcher in exercise physiology at the world-renowned Karolinska Institute in Stockholm:
"We know that testosterone suppression for 12 months does not remove the male advantage that you acquire through the male puberty, so that's why, currently, fairness and inclusion cannot coexist in a competition. They are mutually exclusive." (Emphasis mine).