Duncan Jarvis

I think they don't.

And you talk about maybe getting a high risk population that would do, you know, some pre-screening step.

But in this, this is the most complex rapid recommendation.

To pull all together, I mean, if you go on there, there are so many more diagrams.

It doesn't look like anything that we've done before.

Well, that paper is called Colorectal Cancer Screening with Fecal Immunochemical Testing, Sigmoidoscopy or Colonoscopy, a Clinical Practice Guideline.

And I'll put the links in the book.

It is.

I've got good at doing these now.

It used to take me like 20 goes to be able to say the name of the paper.

The next one we're going to talk about is even longer.

brace yourselves, effectiveness of routine third trimester ultrasonography to reduce adverse perinatal outcomes in low-risk pregnancy, the IRIS study, nationwide pragmatic multicenter stepped wedge cluster randomized trial.

Carl?

Is the trimester ultrasound really common?

As all of our research and reporting are.

No, it's really good, the right research at the right time to stop this before it becomes routine.

Because as we know, it's really hard to pull interventions back once they've taken hold.

Now, as we went through that research paper, there were a few acronyms in there.

SGA, LGA, POP, LOS.

And though you liked the paper, I can see that was getting your blood pressure going a bit, Carl.