Stan

Yeah.

So, all right. So we're going to be wrapping this up. Um, You know, certainly a takeaway is if you have an itis, an inflammation, there are ways to be more proactive than necessarily intervention. You know, for instance, like surgical intervention. That certainly is a takeaway. It's a broad subject field, rheumatology, but there have been many, many advances for sure. So last thoughts, Paul.

So, all right. So we're going to be wrapping this up. Um, You know, certainly a takeaway is if you have an itis, an inflammation, there are ways to be more proactive than necessarily intervention. You know, for instance, like surgical intervention. That certainly is a takeaway. It's a broad subject field, rheumatology, but there have been many, many advances for sure. So last thoughts, Paul.

That sounds great. So maybe, you know, maybe my takeaway is, hey, doc, it hurts when I do this, you know, in my elbow. Don't do that.

That sounds great. So maybe, you know, maybe my takeaway is, hey, doc, it hurts when I do this, you know, in my elbow. Don't do that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, Paul, thanks so much. Your insights have been golden and greatly appreciated. Frankly, I've learned that it's a much broader topic than I even imagined. And I hope our listening audience realizes that as well and acts accordingly. We have our research that will be part of our website.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, Paul, thanks so much. Your insights have been golden and greatly appreciated. Frankly, I've learned that it's a much broader topic than I even imagined. And I hope our listening audience realizes that as well and acts accordingly. We have our research that will be part of our website.

Paul, if you have anything else that you want us to add to that that you think might be useful for the listening audience, please forward it to me. I'll get it on our website for the show itself. So thank you for being with us.

Paul, if you have anything else that you want us to add to that that you think might be useful for the listening audience, please forward it to me. I'll get it on our website for the show itself. So thank you for being with us.

It's been really good. To our listening audience, we have great shows coming up. Our next show that we're going to be doing is on infant mortality. Until that time, everybody keep health chatting away.

It's been really good. To our listening audience, we have great shows coming up. Our next show that we're going to be doing is on infant mortality. Until that time, everybody keep health chatting away.

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