Thank you.
Let me just carry on with this discussion.
It seems to me that what we're really dealing with is still the notion that women can be treated as guinea pigs. I'm wondering what has changed from the days of thalidomide, DES, the Dalkon Shield, and the Meme breast implant, to the point where we're at today with respect to, say, Gardasil and Evra, the oral contraceptive.
Is there any better protection for women, or are we still following strictly this risk-management model where we haven't studied the causality, we haven't made all the links, we don't know the cost-effectiveness, yet we put it out there and take the risk and we expect women to take the risk?
Madeline, and then Bruce.