 This one comes to us from Randall Lutter. The best available government data on shortages is from the FDA, which reports when it declares they start and end, but not the difference between demand and supply, even though such differences clearly matter to health care providers and patients. Is additional reporting by the FDA or another agency necessary for the identification and implementation of sustainable and effective anti-shortage measures? And if so, what measures are necessary for the FDA to report more fully about the shortage?