So as someone who is a policymaker, the medical model is often our justification for increased investment, that We operate in a nation where broken gets fixed, but if it's not broken, it's not our problem. And so when you think about that tension, and I invite you into this conversation as well, Marlene, when you think about the tension between the medical model and the social model, where do you. (07:52–08:00)
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