I'd be happy to.
We can take a look at the CDR . My understanding is that they make decisions that are generally good for the highest proportion of people in the population. But as partner departments, we all have different clientele with different needs. So while the majority of recommendations—for example, a drug that's being listed for young women is probably not something we're going to list on our formulary, because we don't have a whole lot of young women as clients just yet. On the other hand, there may be a drug that is not recommended for dementia or a particular disease that we deal with in Veterans Affairs. If our veterans have gone through all of the other drugs without a positive result, our view is that they've served our country and we owe it to them to try to see if this will work. But we've only approved those drugs for 380 of our 132,000 clients.