So how do you see that balance working? That is blood tests moving into primary care while the safety net still depends on scarce specialist capacity.

Thanks, Laura.

That's really a very important question to address.

And part of the motivation for the imaging paper in this series was to really highlight for radiologists, but also for primary care, how radiology fits into this system.

So right now, we have a problem with the current drugs of this problem of RAR, amyloid-related imaging abnormality.

So patients, about 20% of patients may develop vasogenic edema, brain swelling, or small hemorrhages.

And these are really only detected by MRI.

Tammy, would you like to add anything else? You know, I