I think we all sort of grasp isn't there something else out there I can try, and it is that balance in public policy of patient safety versus trying to help people with terminal illnesses get access to something that could help them.
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Greg Walden highlights the challenge of balancing patient safety with access to treatments for terminal illnesses.
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