There is an extensive sterilization process, which uses FDA-reviewed methods that they have said remove most chances of infection.

We had a very extensive scientific-review process. And we stand by that.

Mandatory reporting simply means more scrutiny in all of the practices around reducing infection. Sterilization is considered a sentinel event around surgical site infections. So for a facility to be able to document and prove that they did all of those things the right way via an electronic record keeping system is a tremendous value for a facility.

Girls of this age are influenced by media, TV, and clothes in the store. The clothes they're wearing are scanty for their age. It's a statement that girls are becoming sexually aware. They're learning that clothing is a statement of appeal, and a way to get boys to look at them.

We were raised with the idea that we had limitless chances and we got very shocked to learn that wasn't the case.

We took the lessons we learned at Genesis, and we went through a very rigorous and extensive process of looking at the Stardust sample return capsule, digging out the blueprints, going through all the testing that was done pre-launch. We're convinced that that is not going to happen on Stardust. But there is some residual risk that something can happen on return. We think the probability of that is very low at this point.