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From the documentary feature, interviews with Lord Dennis Stevenson and Malcolm Carruthers.

A portrait of two powerful figures in Britain with their life story presenting controversial and contemporary issues: mental health, cosmetic surgery and the use of testosterone.

A portrait and interview of Lord Stevenson who back in 2008 at the onset of the world financial crisis was chairman of HBOS, the banking
corporation in the UK. Lord Dennis Stevenson who was until 2016 an advisor to the British government on the subject of mental health.

An interview with a world leader in cosmetic surgery who was an advisor to the British government, advising the use of testosterone to strengthen the body and in the immune system and live longer.

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Lord Stevenson, Malcolm Carruthers, testosterone, HBOS, banking, financial crisis, mental health
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Lord Stevenson
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2017

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Question to Lord Stevenson

Q Is one of the challenges that it’s an invisible illness?
A Yes, it is. We now, in the UK, the government has said as a matter of policy, it recognizes parity between mental illness and physical illness; it should be seen as exactly the same which is a major step forward. In terms of achieving he step, making that happen, it is very difficult that we don’t, in truth, yet have biological explanations for depression, OCD, schizophrenia, etc., etc. We will. I’m confident we will get there. Fifty years ago, we didn’t’ have biological explanations for loads of cancer but we’re getting there; it’s just taking a bit of time.
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