Also, ensure that the JSON uses bold for the titles and italics if needed. Wait, the user said to use word for bold and word for italics, but in the JSON, the titles of the lists don't have formatting, but the content within the items can have. Let me check the example. The title in the list is optional, but in the example, the user provided the title for the list, but without formatting. However, the instructions say "do not use title or title formatting." So the titles of the subsections (Growth Drivers, etc.) are in the "title" field of each list, without any formatting. The content of the bullets can have bold or italics if needed, but the user's example didn't use them. Wait, the user's instruction says "Use word for bold" and "word for italics", but in the example, they have bold in the JSON. But in the actual content, maybe the user wants the key terms like "Handheld Endoscope Air Leak Tester market" to be bolded. But the example provided by the user in the problem statement shows that the titles are not bolded, but the content can have bold. However, the user's instruction says "use word for bold". So perhaps in the JSON, the content text can have bold and italics.