I'll take that in a few parts. First, one of the reviews cited came from CAMH, and the recent review is under publication on the difficulty of differentiating suicidality versus requests for MAID. That's part of the work we've been undertaking in the last couple of years. We have another review and synthesis of the literature on irremediability, which has informed our statement.
Second, we are an academic research hospital. We are conducting numerous studies, including looking at youth and following youth over time to look at trajectories for people in differentiation of illness, and also looking at more personalized care in terms of treatment response.
Last, just yesterday, we published a paper on treatment-resistant depression treatments and what can be effective for people who have not responded to other treatments before. We will continue to do that research and work to develop those treatment options for people who may not have responded to many of our traditional treatment forms.