I think that's a question that really demands data, and, to your point, with data from 2018, it is very difficult to understand what that means today, seven years later.
I can tell you that around the rest of the world, based on reports that are recently out, including one from the WHO this month, AMR has become significantly worse over the past seven years. We know that, during COVID, AMR got worse in the United States. It's hard to believe that it didn't get worse every place else.
It is a growing problem. A genie out of the bottle is very difficult to get control of, even with all the tools we have. We need to dedicate more work to that holistically, in everything from infection prevention to proper diagnostics, antibiotic stewardship and delivering the right antibiotic to the patient at the right time.
