Bruce Campbell talks with Life SciencesBC: Yes. This last one is interesting, especially of late. Patient Home Monitoring Corp. (PHM:TSX.V) has been acquiring small home medical monitoring businesses. It has now gone into bigger monitoring businesses as well, for different indications. Its last large acquisition was of a company called Sleep Management out of the U.S. It has been able to roll up and do some cross-selling between its different client bases. The company has been growing fairly aggressively by acquisition, but is also producing significant organic cross-selling growth among patients with different disease indications. TLSR: PHM down about 60% over the last 16 weeks, but if you look at it versus one year ago, it is up about 115%. Why have the shares been beaten down recently? BC: Roger Greene and Michael Dalsin, who were more or less founders of the business, came in about 24 months ago and transformed PHM. It was just a small shell before they took over. Over the last 18 months, they made the lion's share of PHM's acquisitions, and were both fairly significant shareholders. The public filings announced they had sold all their positions, when in fact they had not. So the Street has been very upset with management. While the business seems intact and is growing great, the share price has been beaten up of late. It's very rare that you see this type of share price drop without a significant drop in the underlying business of the company. This is not the case with PHM: In fact, the business is stronger than ever.