In regard to the questions, the list of examples that Mr. Waxman listed out, while the FDA does not currently have any plans, do you believe that the FDA could if it so chose to do so regulate those examples down the road if it had a change of heart?
Griffith questions FDA's potential future regulation of medical devices.
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