Thank you for your reply. Good points. If it's 1%, we're talking about 80 million people with persistent stuttering. If it's 0.2%, we're talking about 16 million people. It's quite the margin. What I addressed is not a matter of interpretability because the results of the studies never arrived at a ~0.2% to then go on to make this conscious decision to frame it otherwise. As for tailored strategies, good question. I was perhaps a bit too enthusiastic.