 Well, it depends largely on your level of risk on what they call these FRAX scores. If someone has osteopenia but a low to moderate 10-year fracture risk, we'll take a different approach than we would for someone with osteopenia who's at high risk, according to Dr. Singer, who we've been quoting in this story. For instance, if your 10-year probability of a major fracture, spine, hip, shoulder, or forearm,