I wonder if you can give us a little bit about diabetes type 2 in particular, a little bit of information about that and then also how the program can support both men and women.

Of course, yeah.

I mean, when we look at statistic-wise, according to the American Diabetes Association, about 40 million Americans, or roughly 12% of the population, have diabetes, with the vast majority of those individuals having type 2.

And even as far as diagnosis is concerned, there's about a quarter of those individuals, so roughly 11 million, that are undiagnosed.

And that prevalence does increase with age as well.

So in our 65 and over population, you're looking at about 28.8% of the population.

Typically men, according to numerous studies from the CDC, are more impacted by diabetes compared to women.

So setting the stage there, Chris, can you tell us a little bit more about that program?