This in no way is a criticism. You are a prince for supplying these stats each week.
But I wonder if it might make sense to say in plain English at the start of scripts: "New scripts" or "Refills" rather than the shorthand references.
Hopefully, Amarin's stock price will begin ascending rather than descending in the coming months as sales pick up in the U.S. and sales begin in Europe and hundreds of new folks will explore this board. Many of them, presumably, will know little about pharmaceutical stocks but will be intrigued by a company that reduces heart attacks and strokes, plaque in arteries and perhaps Alzheimer's.
Thus, after all the work you do to assemble this fantastic information, it would be great to spell out plainly what the scripts we're referencing are. At the very least, it would eliminate the many posts I've seen the past few years by newbies asking what the acronyms mean. All the best!