Thank you very much.
First of all, yes, I'm willing to share that information. Some of it is published. I have a 300-page Ph.D. thesis specifically on this topic. I interviewed 100 people. We've spoken to a big group of people about this.
In summary, people have had to walk for health care services, as I'm describing, but some of the travel is also just to visit their family members and some of it is to access other services within the city beyond health care services.
As we know, in health there are what we call social determinants of health. If a person cannot have access to nutritious food because it's more expensive within their community, and because of transportation they cannot access that health care, then it has a connection to health as well.
There's quite a bit that can be shared, and I'm more than willing to tender a few published journal articles as needed.