Thank you, Mr. Chair. General and Colonel, it's nice to see you again.
I want to go back to your chart, in which you talk about suicides increasing and mefloquine dropping. That's a beautiful pictorial, but the reality is that you're making the assumption that if you take mefloquine, you're going to have suicide. That's a one on one.
When we're talking about mental illness and the potential of mefloquine being possibly toxic, the potential for long-term.... We actually see the increase, the spike of suicide later, and it might be a cause as we factor in all the other aspects, such as debt, family relationships, etc.
I don't see that same analogy that you might, where one going down and one going up is a reason to say it's not an issue. From a statistical point of view or a research point of view, you're sitting there saying that.... Is there not a potential that we should be looking at this and asking if there is a potential for that to happen, and can we rule it out?