Dr. David Fajgenbaum

And he's like, oh my God, this is amazing.

I'm going to get my kids on it.

Chip starts a foundation called the Data 2 Foundation.

He starts reaching out to every doctor around the world.

He's sending emails, he's tweeting.

And now everything,

And another important step, we published a paper with guidelines.

Okay, this is how you treat data too.

So it's out there for the world.

And then he started telling everyone he could.

So now every kid in the world that's diagnosed with data too, they get this drug, they stop having strokes and they live full lives.

But there were a lot of years between that first doctor doing it and he did his job.

He was helping his patients.

I mean, he was brilliant to think of that.

But to your point, you got to disseminate it.

You can't just treat your patients.

But the thing is, it's not a doctor's job to like be a PR marketing for how to treat patients, right?

Like their job, like take care of their patients.

They did a brilliant job.

But that's where I think every cure has to come in.