Stan

So, you know, there's this cause and effect.

So putting on your epidemiological hat for a second, have there been any like aha that have come, you know, from not only from your research, but, you know, your discussions with colleagues that really helped to drive the epidemiology side of

of looking at colorectal cancer.

You know, I'll tell you, you know, we've had a discussion about this is like, you know, are we getting to the point as humans where, oh, don't worry about it.

There's a pill.

or there's a shot, you know, and there is something, you know, there's a balance, I think, that we all have to realize as we age.

This has been incredible.

Wow, it's an in-depth conversation for sure.

So, Barry, last thoughts that you might have on this.

You know, my thought is, you know, I echo everything here.

Listen to your body.

Really listen.

And, you know, and given what's going on around us in the environment, et cetera, listen carefully and use soft toilet paper.

Okay.

Thank you so much, Logan.

This has been great.

We reserve the right to get back to you or for that matter, if some things really come up in your research that you would like to communicate out, feel free to contact us and we'll get you on another Health Chatter Show.

It's been great.

Great.

And to everybody, we're going to be doing shortly a show on longevity, which also links with this topic that we did today.