Can you briefly explain where inhaled insulin fits today within the overall insulin therapy landscape?

Sure.

Thank you for the question, and it's important.

A lot of people don't appreciate we have had inhaled insulin since 2014, but it's really only been for the last two or three years that I think its popularity has, uh, become prominent, and part of it is simply because we didn't realize when the insulin was approved, we were underdosing the insulin, and this becomes a huge factor.

Now, I know in the last few years, automated insulin delivery, especially for Type 1 diabetes, has become, uh, s- the standard of care, and the American Diabetes Association notes this.

With that being said, not everybody wants to use AID.

Not everybody can use AID, and thus, for the multiple daily injection patients, the MDI patients, what is the role of inhaled insulin for that population? And, and I would say that for a huge number of those people, if not most of these people, uh, pulmonary inhaled insulin needs to at least be considered.

Yeah