to get those extra months and years through all those new treatments that are coming through and get those into clinics as quickly as possible. that is how we are going to beat this terrible disease and this audit is such a piece of good news because now these patients really do count and services can be improved. really do count and services can be imroved. �* �* , really do count and services can be imroved. �* �*, ., , ., improved. and it's not 'ust about prolonging * improved. and it's not 'ust about prolonging ufo. _ improved. and it's not 'ust about prolonging life, it _ improved. and it's not 'ust about prolonging life, it is _ improved. and it's notjust about prolonging life, it is about - improved. and it's notjust about prolonging life, it is about better quality of life while you are dealing with that terrible disease. i am dealing with that terrible disease. iam imagining. also, how soon, then, might women and some men, as you say, with secondary breast cancer might see the benefits of this? ~ ~ ., ., this? well, we know from experience in the health — this? well, we know from experience in the health world _ this? well, we know from experience in the health world that _ this? well, we know from experience in the health world that if— this? well, we know from experience in the health world that if you - in the health world that if you count things that no matter, and so, right from the very process of talking about this audit, getting it prioritised and getting it out there, it is already going to help with prioritising this group of patients who have, you know, have a