“And as far as Cepheid, again, outside of respiratory, our assumptions there will be essentially flat at $1.7 billion.”

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“g kicking in from Alzheimer's? Or is that too early? And then similarly for Cepheid away from respiratory, how do you think about the base business there next year? Matt McGrew: Yes. I mean I think it's too early for Alzheimer's, I think. I mean that's probably a longer-term play for us. I don't think we've got anything kind of built in or baked in for that. I would expect that for Beckman for next year, I mean, we can kind of get into a little bit more details when we give the formal numbers, if you will, in January, but they've been executing very well. They've got a good new product launch in the DxI 9000. They've been outside of China, that's been a mid-single-digit growth plus -- mid-single-digit growth business. And I would expect that, that would continue as we move into next year. And as far as Cepheid, again, outside of respiratory, our assumptions there will be essentially flat at $1.7 billion. And then outside of that, that's been a business that has done sort of high single, low double digits on a pretty consistent basis on nonrespiratory. I think with the installed base continuing to sort of expand and as we start to add more menu on to existing customers, I suspect that those levels are a good place to start as well. Operator: We'll take our next question from Scott Davis with Melius Research. Scott Davis: Things seem to be more stable in the last couple of quarters. It's nice to see that. But anyways. I was curious just on the mix between kind of respiratory and sexual health and Cepheid because you quoted some pretty strong growth numbers on the sexual health side, but then also kind of guiding to more flattish in 2026 versus '25 totally for Cepheid. So perhaps a little bi”