The Importance of Real World Studies in Migraine Therapy

I think that's a great point, and it really does shift what we do in our clinics. I mean, oftentimes patients don't get asked questions about the promontory symptoms, and this might be a situation that it might actually be therapeutic. So going back to the CJRP-targeted therapies, what we can say now is that their efficacy is durable, their safe over long periods of time, and they're well tolerated over long period of time. It's just an exciting time for our field to have these new opportunities to help our patients.