saying, so it's hard to point in this report that any single one of them is going to immediately result in the prevention that everyone wants. So I'm just trying to, sort of state that it's a lot of things and that's why at the front end of this, we said, Mr. Secretary, there's a package of things we're representing that, imbedded in that and even in the context of our report, we acknowledge that, you know, the best solution to this is prevention. I mean, we say that in so many words. Right up front, we say that that's what we want. If that's not successful, here's a potential solution to that, right? So where to from here? I mean, I think -- Darrin, do you have another comment on the recommendation? MR. IHNEN: Just a quick comment, and this is Darrin Ihnen. We talk about technology, you know, with prevention. Technology continues to get better in everything we do in our lives and technology will also help prevention become easier and better to do too, so I just wanted to make that statement. MS. HOWELL MARTENS: Well, to follow up just real quickly, what I'm seeing is we know with, let's say heart disease, exercise, diet, medication, all those things are part of prevention. It won't necessarily stop heart disease but without them, it certainly isn't going to stop heart
saying, so it's hard to point in this report that any single one of them is going to immediately result in the prevention that everyone wants. So I'm just trying to, sort of state that it's a lot of things and that's why at the front end of this, we said, Mr. Secretary, there's a package of things we're representing that, imbedded in that and even in the context of our report, we acknowledge that, you know, the best solution to this is prevention. I mean, we say that in so many words. Right up front, we say that that's what we want. If that's not successful, here's a potential solution to that, right? So where to from here? I mean, I think -- Darrin, do you have another comment on the recommendation? MR. IHNEN: Just a quick comment, and this is Darrin Ihnen. We talk about technology, you know, with prevention. Technology continues to get better in everything we do in our lives and technology will also help prevention become easier and better to do too, so I just wanted to make that statement. MS. HOWELL MARTENS: Well, to follow up just real quickly, what I'm seeing is we know with, let's say heart disease, exercise, diet, medication, all those things are part of prevention. It won't necessarily stop heart disease but without them, it certainly isn't going to stop heart