Stan

What's your perspective on that as it relates to early onset colorectal cancer?

The illusion of immortality.

You know, it's interesting.

You know, if you really ask them what's important to them, they'll say, you know, how they look.

Right, right, right, right, right, right.

So let me, so all right, as part of this, and then I want to pull Barry in on this conversation too.

But screening.

So, you know, for those of us who have had, you know, colonoscopies.

Hello.

There's also there's actual colonoscopies and then there's new techniques where you can do it at home.

You know, these types of testing.

So let's talk about screening a little bit and what it also means for patients.

frankly, for telling younger people that they have to get checked out.

Dr. Barry.

Well, let me ask you, you know, you think, you know, we're going to be doing a show down the pike here on longevity.

And we as humans have been able to

extend our life expectancy.

And so, you know, what kind of comes to my mind is, you know, when life expectancy was 40, did people even think about

you know, colorectal cancer.

Or for that matter, many of the disease manifestations that we have.