 So in 2016, with the passage of the 21st Century Cures Act, there were a bunch of things that the government was trying to promote for better health care, including releasing that information out that you had a right to electronically, right? So it was trying to open up this idea that there would be what's called APIs, which are the way that computers talk to each other, that people who made medical records would have to have APIs to let patients get their own information. It can't be in a fax or something like that. It's got to be computer readable, right? Machine readable formats that you could put into algorithms, right? And this has really stimulated a lot of development, a lot of growth for health technology, right? We are all out there, ex-cures and many companies trying to come up with algorithms that are going to bring all of the stuff that you described, all these new technologies, AI, to help make it easier to find the important things in your medical record, right? And then to push that relevant information back to the doctor and to the patient who needed it.