Stephen talks about egregious allegations. Again, the suggestion is that the vast majority of these drugs are safe, which is true. We know, however, that even drugs that are normally safe when taken in normal doses can, at higher doses, be exceedingly dangerous. A great example is Tylenol. We all give Tylenol to our kids. We take it all the time. This is really safe. Well, as Stephen, Brendan and I know, people die of Tylenol overdoses. There certainly is the possibility that any drug, in sufficient quantities, can cause harm to people. That's one thing.
Specifically on the motion, I know that the people from.... Now I'm forgetting the exact name of the drug agency, the monitoring group.
Ms. Hoffman, when the issue came up earlier about revealing your data, you had some privacy concerns. I know that the person sitting beside you wanted to speak a little bit to this. A bunch of us here are medical practitioners or were medical practitioners. We certainly understand privacy concerns. Could you tell us a little bit about the privacy concerns in revealing your data? I think that's really central to this issue.