Let me begin with the point you mentioned about the discrepancy between the 10,000 and the 24,000 of hospitalizations. I raised the 10% just as one-tenth of the U.S. But my figure is a little different from what Ross Baker would suggest, because his figure also combines misprescribing. That means when there are actual errors, when the nurse doesn't deliver the appropriate medication that could easily double the number of problems there. I'm just looking strictly at if you take the drug as prescribed, what might happen.
