How has that changed what patients expect or how has that changed what patients expect an injectable therapy to look like and feel like?

Yeah, it's really remarkable if you zoom out and think about the evolution of drug delivery and medication administration over our lifetimes, even over slightly longer than that.

I mentioned up front that I had worked in inhalation briefly, running a business called Kendeva Drug Delivery.

And if you'll indulge me, just a brief anecdote there that I think illustrates the point.

In the mid-50s, there was a young girl who had asthma.

And she went to her father and said, hey, dad, look at this can of hairspray.

Look at how easy it is to spray hairspray.

If you were advising a pharmaceutical executive whose molecule does not fit comfortably within a conventional injector, what questions should they answer before deciding that a wearable is the right solution? And looking five to 10 years ahead, where do you think the dividing line between handheld and wearable delivery ultimately settles? Sure.