There's definitely research being done. We see progress in all areas. There's been progress regarding menopause, but also in terms of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Earlier, Dr. Demers mentioned the 2002 WHI study. After that, we switched to a treatment that was supposed to end after five years. Then they decided it wasn't useful since the dose was low.
Now we have access to other data based on age or the duration of menopause. We must continue to conduct research, of course, because that's what drives medical progress. It's true that we sometimes change our practices, but we do so for many other issues as well, ones we haven't necessarily researched. So this doesn't only apply to research on menopause.