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These reports are available at www.sec.gov. Statements and information, including forward-looking statements, speak only to the date that they are provided, unless an earlier date is indicated, and we do not undertake any obligation to publicly update any statements or information, including forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise, except as required by law. Now, let me hand the call over to Ilan Danieli, Precipio's CEO. Thank you very much. Good afternoon, everyone, and thanks for joining our Q2 2021 shareholder call. On this call, I'll provide a recap of our activity this quarter and some insights into what the future holds for us from now through year-end. Let's start with Pathology Services. As you saw from our reported results, we continued to grow our revenue, mostly from Pathology Services, with an increase of 65% year-over-year and 29% increase from Q1 to Q2 of this year. Our reported revenue from pathology continued to grow due to two key factors. The first was the organic growth of new customers and increased business from our existing customers. The second factor was the improvement to our collections, which reduces our allowance for doubtful accounts. Cash coming in from Pathology Services depends on reimbursement from insurance carriers, and this is often quite the battle, to say the least. To improve contracts with insurers, alongside improved internal collection processes, we gradually managed to increase our collection rate from the 30% range years ago, or the 70% range years ago into the 80s and now approaching 90% of billable revenue. This has a direct impact not only on reported revenue, but of course on cash to the bottom line. Our Pathology Services sales team continue to face challenges from markets that reopened for a short period of time and are now facing a return to restrictions or even shutdowns. This makes it more challenging for our sales team to call on new customers to build a relationship as well as maintain existing relationships with our current customers. The good news is this is a challenge that the entire industry is facing, so it's a tide that causes all ships to rise together. With the unique value proposition our team has in its toolkit, which includes a dedication to diagnostic accuracy, the incorporation of specialized academic expertise, and our proprietary technology, we believe that we still have a significant advantage over the competition. With our expected growth of pathology revenues, in addition to our growth of revenues from HemeScreen, we expect to exceed the $10 million run rate by the end of the year. This will be an exciting milestone for the company. Turning now to the product side of our business. As you saw in today's press release, HemeScreen is paving the way as a significant contributor to our company's growth. The acceptance of our product by leading industry players such as AON serves as recognition of Precipio's products and services in providing accurate diagnosis and earlier patient treatments, which ultimately impact patient care. We anticipate that operations and revenues from AON will commence in Q4 of this year. I can tell you that through my ongoing interaction with our R&D team, there is nothing more rewarding than knowing that the technology that we've worked hard to develop and bring to market will now impact a patient's life. We expect that this recognition and adoption by AON and other players in the market will lead to continuous growth of our business and of our company. Our market analysis, though still a work in process, projects the U.S. HemeScreen market to approach several hundred million dollars per year. As we expand our HemeScreen offering, the continued growth of our product has a ripple effect on the company. Last quarter, we established our product support team and hired additional operational personnel so that we can provide the necessary support expected by our customers. Ensuring the proper resources to onboard our customers enables Precipio to provide real-time support as they run their in-lab tests. As a laboratory that purchases similar reagents and services from outside vendors, we at Precipio know the difference between average and top-level support. To achieve that level, our infrastructure and team are geared up to provide the highest level of support to our customers. Performing molecular tests requires discipline, regulatory rigor, and trained staff. We recognize the importance of real-time technical expertise and support, and we're able to deliver this service through our HemeScreen portal that includes product information, support, as well as needed technical service assistance and ease of ordering, positioning HemeScreen to be the gold standard of product and supporting service. Going forward, we're also planning to create a production facility for HemeScreen, run by an experienced production team to deliver the quality of the product produced, its consistency, as well as inventory management, ensuring that our customers have access to quality products 365 days a year. We expect that HemeScreen will be one of our key company focal points for the foreseeable future. Beyond the impact of this product on patient care and the ability of this service to enhance quality at the physician office while providing an additional source of income, HemeScreen also provides financial stability that will be critical to the company's growth and performance. The contractual reagent rental agreement with the customer includes a four-year commitment with monthly payments for the HemeScreen reagents and the equipment lease. This contractual agreement enables the company to receive a recurring revenue stream from customers, and each new customer added serves as a monthly revenue building block. We also believe that as our customers grow, our business can potentially grow with them, and thus the overall demand will increase. Practices add physicians to their group, they see more patients, and their organic growth trickles down into increased utilization of HemeScreen as part of their clinical service. Finally, as our R&D team continues to work on developing new panels, the launch of each new panel is introduced to the existing customer base, creating further growth of HemeScreen revenues. These factors should create a very attractive business model for the company. We aim, if possible, to rapidly build our customer base and establish market leadership for products such as HemeScreen. Going forward, we plan to concentrate on the following. Number one, maintain the high caliber of our clinical diagnostic lab to serve our Pathology Services customers. Maintaining our clinical lab technical expertise will enable Precipio to develop a long-lasting relationship with our commercial lab HemeScreen customers. Number two is to focus on quality production fulfillment and inventory management for our products such as HemeScreen. Number three, lastly, invest resources and leverage our research and development expertise to continue to broaden our product offering. In summary, we continue to grow both sides of our business and continue to see the cross-pollination between the two businesses, our Pathology Services and our products. We have the resources to invest both in our technology, facilities, and building the team to execute on our mission. I'd like to end today's call with a story that we recently experienced in our company. As a pathology lab, although we play a critical role in the battle against cancer by diagnosing the patients, we are very much behind the scenes and ourselves invisible to the patients and their families who mostly interact with their oncologists. In our lab, we receive patient samples and are focused on working with blood tubes, tissue, and slides. That's our job, and we do it with pride. From time to time, we get a chance to meet someone who is impacted by the work we do, and that's a very special moment for us. Last week, our company experienced that moment. A week ago, we celebrated Precipio's 10th birthday, which is hard to believe. We took an afternoon and had our traditional company picnic. In the months leading up to the picnic, I was thinking of what I could do for my team as a special surprise. Fortunately, this surprise dropped into my lap. In a conversation with a shareholder, we'll call him Mr. S, who had reached out to us. I learned about the reason he invested in Precipio to begin with. It was because his family had endured a tragic loss of one of their family members due to misdiagnosis. I was so touched by the story Mr. S shared with me that I decided to make a bold request. I invited Mr. S and his family to come to New Haven, visit the lab, and on the day of the party, share their story with our team. Last week, on a beautiful sunny day in Connecticut, as we stood in a circle and listened to Mr. S and his family share their story, there was not a dry eye in the crowd. This was such a special moment, and I can think of no better way to thank both our team for the amazing work they do and for Mr. S and his family for sharing their story with us. Mr. S, I know you're on this call and listening, so again, on behalf of our entire team, let me thank you and your family for coming to our celebration and sharing your story with us. It was incredibly impactful. With that, I'll wrap up today's call and say that we are really excited for today's news, for our ongoing development, and the direction the company is going. I want to thank you all for your support, and have a great evening. This conference is now concluded. Thank you for attending today's presentation. You may now disconnect.