Pain that lasts more than six months, chronic pain, is what I'm driving at here, because in the United States they've had great success—and correct me, here Ms. Hedberg, if I'm wrong—by moving towards these alternative pain management devices or products, and in Canada we're very far behind on them.
We're not going to solve this for everybody everywhere, but I'd like to know your thoughts. If one of the actions the federal government could take along with the provincial governments is a strong investment in alternative pain management technologies or methodologies and... I understand it won't address all of them, but it's something that's been very successful in the United States. Would this be something you'd encourage the government to look at?