I didn't get the first part of the question because it was cut off, but if someone relapses or uses in general, we would try to react. We would try to offer treatment, first of all. We know that abstinence-based treatment is not working for 95% of the people, so opioid agonist therapy is the best we have right now, and we would offer that.
If people relapse on opioid agonist therapy, I would offer them an improvement in therapy. I would try to offer dose increases. I would try to offer a different substance or a different route of administration. If I notice that a patient relapsed, for example, on methadone or buprenorphine again and again, I will offer, for example, heroin-assisted treatment as a more intensive and better treatment offer than I had tried before. I will also see that what I have been offering right now is still failing the patient and that I have to improve, and together with the patient, we will find something that is acceptable and works.