In some ways, it's a bit more piecemeal. I think it's also very simplistic to think that you can take one study and move it forward and have all the answers. We need to inform individuals, and we have to be frank. I come from a science background. I believe in evidence-based medicine. That's something that's important. However, within policy-making and decision-making, a thousand different factors are at play. Research will be only one piece of that, so it is piecemeal. There are decisions that are made, and I know that it's not always only looking at evidence. That's something we're not going to change, but we also tend to say that things are evidence-based. Many times, it becomes common nomenclature in many areas. I think we need to look at that mechanism and make sure we're able to take that research into practice.
