As I said earlier, we have a lack of data—disaggregated race-based data. There is a strong need for disaggregated race-based data.
When you talk about cancer, I just did an analysis of the Canadian community health survey and found that 18% of the Black population have never had a pap smear in their lifetimes. For white Canadians, it was 7%. That has consequences for health outcomes.
As you said, there are disparities in terms of data in cancer outcomes, so I think we need to do more, even in terms of children, to be able to address some of the disparities children face. We need the data out there. We need investment in research to be able to uncover what those disparities are and what the best approaches are to addressing some of those disparities.