Stan

But now, you know, life expectancy is, you know, what, like 79.

And okay, so now a lot of these diseases per se are coming to the forefront and we have to deal with them.

So by extending our life expectancy,

We're also wake-up calls on things that can happen to us.

You also mentioned about communication.

That's where I want to bring Clarence in on this.

You know, from a community perspective, it's like, okay, these are things that can happen to you.

But what should we be messaging and how should we be messaging it to the community?

And I don't know, Clarence, if you've had any –

any insights in, in dealing with that through human, but this it's, it's important to address it.

You know, I think there's some confusion, potentially some confusion as well.

It's like, you know, Logan, you mentioned, you know, what are the, you know, the key, some of the key risk factors, you know, diet, exercise, obesity.

And then, you know, if you were to say that to virtually anybody, they'd say, well, those are the same types of risk factors for heart disease.

are the same kind of risk factors for being diabetic.

And so you just wonder, okay, is this just another one that we add

Resolutions.

You know, okay, so Logan, you're an epidemiologist, which really gets into, you know, the idea of causes.

You know, I always called, you know, with epidemiologists that I've worked with over the years, I call them the Sherlock Holmes.

Exactly.

All right.