Yes. I'd like to see something about why the doctors who are good at making the clinical diagnosis aren't being approached to explain how they make that diagnosis, because they seem to be pretty accurate, with or without the blood test. They seem to be very good at identifying people who will respond to the treatment. I think that's a big area.
Maybe for the next five years we're going to say that maybe we have to admit that the blood test doesn't work, so for the next five years we're going to go with the clinical diagnosis and then we're going to revisit it after that. I'd like to see more emphasis on the clinical diagnosis.