 like a genetic counselor or a breast health specialist. And many fewer of the black women in our study had access to any kind of specialist relevant to this issue, even once. So 70% of white women in the study had seen a specialist, and only 15% of black women had, which really reduces that general level of information on which you might be making decisions. So it boils down to being aware of the options, black women less aware of them, white women had more opportunities to become aware of the options.