What what does it mean to be FDA approved? To a patient in plain language.

Yeah, so FDA approved, it's a very big step, right? It means a drug has gone through rigorous testing and that we understand the benefits it can bring to a patient with a specific disease.

And it also means we understand the safety as it was studied in the clinical trials.

So before you get to approval, there are different phases of clinical development that typically happens.

And I think we should start probably there to get to that approval step.

When you are allowed to test a drug in people, first you start with a phase one.

That is typically in people who do not have a disease.

I think it'd be really nice to have a discussion on what the differences are between those two pathways that a molecule could take.