Thank you, Mr. Schind. Thank you, Mr. Cartwright. Thanks for the question. Dr. Baldino. Yes, we have a healthcare crisis in this country. This is a nation where We spend roughly $10,000 per capita on healthcare and we end up in terms of life expectancy. We're about number 28 on the list in the world. It's ridiculous. We're overspending and we're getting mediocre at best results. So that was something that the Journal of the American Medical association came up with earlier this year and the year before. (17:53–18:06)
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