All right. Good morning, everyone. I hope you can hear me. Welcome back. Hope everyone's gotten their coffee and ready for another great day of the conference. Thank you for participating yesterday. Hopefully you had lots of opportunities to learn, interact with our faculty. A gastroenterologist got to play with some of the fun tools that we use. Just a couple of logistical questions about the day. I wanted to just thank ASGE for pivoting so beautifully to allow me to be virtual. I really wish I was there with you, but I really appreciate the opportunity for them to make this happen. I wanted to thank Dr. June for guiding you all through the first day so seamlessly yesterday, and Dr. Snyder will be in that role as well today. A couple of things. I know they just put a slide on the screen. I wanted to let you all know about a program called the ASGE Train the Trainers Program. And there should be a slide coming up in a moment with a QR code. And what this initiative is, it is an initiative through the ASGE who formed a multidisciplinary group of professionals who have come together to create a slide set to train professionals on EOE. And there are definitely different learning modules from learning about biopsy technique, learning about endoscopic features, clinical presentation, how to do certain types of therapies. And it is meant for professionals to learn about this opportunity. So you can go ahead and take a screenshot of that. This is really to share with the professionals that you encounter so that they can sign up for this program. They can go through different learning modules and also get on the ASGE newsletter, which will update them on various EOE activities and updates throughout the year. And the goal is that this will go live in October. So more to come, but this is a really, really exciting initiative. So with that being said, I'm going to start my talk.

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