Duncan Jarvis

And fentanyl is what does that.

It's a way to do it.

So it's an interesting thing.

This is very much based in the states, which have their own esoteric way of organising their healthcare system.

And I just wondered, for you two as GPs, did you know how your prescribing worked within, you know, where you fell in the rate of prescription of opiates or whatever, compared to your kind of colleagues around the country?

And if just a simple bit of feedback like that might help people, you know, moderate their...

So, Helen, what's your takeaway from that?

What's your start or stop?

Great.

Thank you.

So Carl, you've been doing some maths.

I can see you've been doodling numbers on the edge of an NEJM paper you've got there about lung cancer screening.

What does that tell you about starting or stopping something?

I've lost my idea.

So you've snuck in what we should do is put absolute numbers there in guise of a lung cancer screening approach.

I suppose, especially when we're thinking about screening, you know, thinking holistically about the person as a whole, not just their lungs.

And then the society is in a very tempered mood today, Carl.

Yeah, I was going to say, it's not just that paper.

It seems to be pretty endemic.

Do you want to talk about the other one that you were looking at this week?