We subscribe to the HONcode principles of the Health On the Net Foundation. But when new drugs come out that have a better threshold for not producing problems, we have to sort of go back and reevaluate that. And what most commonly patients do when they're having difficulty with shaking and with the side effects of a drug like albuterol is just reduce the dose, so oftentimes what we prescribe and what people take is not exactly the same thing.
Old people do that all the time, and even parents do it with children sometimes.
And, of course, when people reduce the dose, they reduce the effect, and you have to use it more often, and doctors oftentimes react to that by using stronger and stronger medicines. We're not going to accept not being able to go back to sleep at night as a normal course of events. So we have this improved or purified medication that might help people to want to use their medication more - because of reduced side effects. There are all kinds of genteel terms for that. And the way we generally try to prevent that is by the use of inhaled corticosteroids.