I don't. The social demographics that go along with the microbiology are an area that needs to be studied. It is underinvestigated.
AMR, sepsis and sexually transmitted infections in our province are very high. MRSA is very high. Syphilis and antimicrobial-resistant gonorrhea are very high. I recently saw the statistic that between 2018 and 2022, there was a 1,444% increase in syphilis. I can't remember if it was in the prairie provinces or Saskatchewan.
Regarding your last question to Dr. Stinson, on the disparity our communities are in right now and the way it's increased in the past 10 years, the lack of access to sanitation and hygiene is really affecting their dignity, of course, but it's affecting infection control and sexually transmitted infections as well. Sanitation is a part of it, and so is gynecological health. They're all a part of it.
I think our communities need to do a better job of helping the vulnerable who do not have access to hygiene and water hubs. We could create shower hubs, which I think they are doing in Vancouver, or there are thoughts about it. In my province, in Saskatoon, we—