Thank you very much for your question.
I think that prevention is a very strong opportunity and a big part of where we see a lot of the benefit of diabetes 360°. It contains a number of recommended actions to improve the environment in which we all live, so that fewer of us are likely to develop type 2 diabetes. That goes from things like ensuring food and income security—because we know that those are key risk factors—to helping build more walkable communities and helping to ensure regular physical activity. All of these things, when implemented, would help to support seniors in Canada who are either at risk of or already living with type 2 diabetes.
We need to make sure that healthy choices for foods and beverages are always available, and that people are able to walk, even when they live in a more remote area, etc. There are a number of measures that we can take to ensure that's possible.