Let's turn to the other osteo, osteoarthritis.

Just a couple of other items here, on osteoarthritis.

Well I really want to get my hands on this. I want to get it better in my own head as to what this study, how you did it, what the results were, what some of the data show.

Well, would doctor's offices subscribe to it?

I, again, I remain skeptical. I just find that, it seems to me that we just need to change some diets and habits.

Three hundred percent increase in the number of pediatric food allergy cases over the past 10 years. That's alarming.

Well, I want to pick up a little bit of what Senator Stevens just said this end of life care. I just wrote it down here. It's got to be more rational, caring and cost effective.

Well, thank you very much, as I said in my opening statement, I hear two pleas from families with autistic children.

I was amazed to discover in my State of Iowa a few years ago that there are a lot of nurses in my State.

But also realize, Mr. Chairman, that we are working on building up our CTSAs and that's another challenge in NCRR.

We've got to get it back up again.

Very good, I'll keep on top of this. We've been on it for several years, and I'm really interested in, again, pushing this ahead and advancing the early detection of that, and intervention on that program.

Kids with those plugs in their ears, listening to their iPods, and you don't know what volume you've got them cranked up to.

Nearly every year, I keep hearing they're now going to move into primates.

But you don't know when this is going to happen.

Thanks for all of your leadership, Dr. Alexander.

Now the burden falls on you, on this subcommittee, to turn Congress' promise on autism into reality.

I wanted to ask you a question, and I'm glad my panels are still here.