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Psyche: Chronic Pain and Me profiles pain therapist Dr Alessio Faliva and psychotherapist Verena Pförtner, highlighting the experiences of individuals like Meggie and Charlie living with chronic pain.
Peter Schultz has taken a group of mostly Midwesterners to Greece for the past 10 years to learn about the cultural significance of olive oil.
In the Bay of Biscay, the crew of the Juan de la Cosa, a civilian hospital ship, responds to emergencies and saves lives at sea alongside the Spanish fishing fleet.
In Rotterdam, Roy Rodgers and his mother Vera participate in cross-over kidney donations, utilizing software to match incompatible pairs with compatible donors.
Child malnourishment in Mount Frere, South Africa, remains critical, with one in ten children dying before age ten, despite a 30% increase in state grant access.
A mother investigates the circumstances surrounding her son David's death from drug addiction, exploring societal issues and personal loss in the process.
Only 5 percent of the National Cancer Institute's budget is allocated to cancer prevention research, despite the millions raised for breast cancer awareness.
The Enhanced Games in Las Vegas feature athletes competing under the influence of performance-enhancing drugs, normalizing cheating in international sports.
Justin Milton, a quadriplegic father, recalls the moment he lost control of his car and crashed into two trees, leading to a long recovery process.
In Germany, approximately 500,000 new cancer cases are reported annually, highlighting the personal experiences of patients and advancements in treatment technologies.
In 2020, filmmaker Rehad Desai expands his focus from an HIV vaccine clinical trial to explore the intertwined impacts of COVID-19 and the ongoing HIV pandemic.
Efforts to preserve feral wolf populations, advancements in genetic medicine for diseases like HIV/AIDS, and a boy's rare sunlight allergy are explored in this episode of Scope.
Mars missions pose significant challenges to human health, including muscle atrophy, bone loss, and cosmic radiation risks, as explored by NASA experts and medical researchers.
In the Vilcabamba valley of Ecuador, Stef Biemans explores the remarkable longevity of its centenarians and the cultural attitudes towards aging and health care.
Health, nutrition, community involvement, education, and employment are revisited to explore practical solutions and future visions in this concluding episode.
Breast cancer fundraising campaigns raise millions annually, yet questions remain about the allocation of these funds and their actual impact on treatment and research.
In Singapore's only women's prison, inmates navigate conflicts fueled by rumors, personal struggles, and the challenges of incarceration, as seen through the experiences of Joanna, Halen, Christeen, and Haziqah.
PFAS contamination in food packaging poses significant health risks, prompting regulatory changes and advanced testing methods to safeguard public safety.
Car crashes claim over a million lives annually, with advanced technology now transforming road safety and trauma care to improve survival rates.
Anti-GMO protests surged at the turn of the century due to scientists' lack of foresight and media misinformation, igniting a global health debate.
In Germany and France, Diana Löbl and Peter Onnecken investigate how the weight loss industry manipulates scientific research to promote ineffective diets.
Shapla Ship Clinic provides essential healthcare to the underserved population of Bangladesh, with a dedicated team traveling great distances to treat patients.
Modern science reveals that the sense of smell, often overlooked, plays a crucial role in memory, emotion, and potential medical advancements.
Rising health care costs in the United States pose significant medical, ethical, and financial challenges, threatening the sustainability of the system.
Five adults with Tourette syndrome, including Brad Cohen and Gillian Leggett, share their personal experiences and insights about living with the disorder.
Health technology innovations, including a voice-activated computer system for cars, are examined alongside expert insights on obesity, diabetes, and surgical weight loss.
In the 1970s, a secret PR campaign by the sugar industry shifted public perception, allowing sugar to proliferate despite rising obesity and health issues.
Enea, a 28-year-old man with autism living in Italy, seeks physical love while traveling through Europe with friends Carlo and Alex.
Frustrated by high health insurance costs, small business owner Kim Sertich explores affordable alternatives like direct primary care and health sharing.
Peter Short, diagnosed with terminal oesophageal cancer, advocates for the legalization of voluntary euthanasia in Australia to avoid a painful death.
Psilocybin, the psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms, is explored in a groundbreaking medical trial aimed at treating clinical depression among volunteers.
Astronauts on long-duration missions to Mars face significant psychological challenges, including isolation, depression, and potential conflicts, as explored by experts like Julie Payette and James Cameron.
JD Arandia, a stand-up comedian and host of "The Voice Party," navigates health challenges while preparing for a 5k fundraiser and his show's 100th episode.
A scientist is developing lab-grown "ghost hearts" that can be accepted by any host's body, potentially transforming organ transplantation.
Refugee children in Quebec face significant challenges integrating into the school system due to the trauma of violence they have endured, as explored by psychologist Hélène Magny.
At seventeen, Jason Cooper suffered a C3/C4 incomplete spinal cord injury from a car accident, drastically altering his ability to live independently.
Wild animals employ various strategies, such as self-medication and social isolation, to combat diseases, offering insights into survival amid rising global health threats.
A midwife assists women in childbirth while a chaplain provides comfort to dying patients at Saint Boniface General Hospital in Manitoba.
Iboga, a psychedelic plant root from Africa, is explored as a treatment for addiction through David Graham Scott's experiences and the risks faced by users in the West.
In a renowned reconstructive plastic surgery unit, patients and families seek life-changing transformations through the skilled work of dedicated medical professionals.
On April 14, 2020, 17 families in Oakville, Ontario, share their experiences through personal footage, capturing a day in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Astrophysicists model the cosmos while a 100-year-old doctor continues practicing medicine and a family searches globally for a cure for their child's rare illness.
Pet ownership faces challenges as rising veterinary and food costs strain budgets, leaving many owners in the UK and Germany struggling to care for their pets.
Zoe Dental provides free dental care to the community during its annual Servants of Smiles event, helping many underserved patients each year.
An average of 318 people are shot each day in the United States, resulting in approximately 116,000 victims annually.
A 66-year-old man diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma uses a positive mindset and a 120-mile cycling challenge to confront his illness and inspire others.
In healthcare settings, the limits of medical intervention raise ethical questions about pain relief and the management of unbearable suffering.
Simon Blair participates in the Marathon des Sables while sharing his experiences with ADHD and challenging mental health stigmas.
