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Fentanyl is killing more than gun crime and car accidents in Vancouver and beyond.
5.6 million people are projected to die from obesity worldwide in the next two years, driven by aggressive marketing of junk food in developing countries.
Twenty thousand kilos of mercury are legally imported into Georgetown, Guyana, each year, fueling a multi-million dollar black market for the toxic metal.
At King's College Hospital in London, Louis Theroux examines the severe physical effects of alcohol addiction amid rising alcohol-related deaths in Europe.
2,280 aircraft sprayings of pesticides were recorded in Paraguay last year, impacting the health of local families living near soybean fields.
In California, Louis Theroux meets terminally ill patients considering assisted dying and those who do not qualify for the option available in six U.S. states.
5.6 million people are projected to die from obesity worldwide by 2020, as junk food consumption rises in countries like India and Brazil.
Alder Hey Children's Hospital treats over 200,000 patients annually, with rising cases of preventable health issues like childhood obesity and alcohol misuse.
Michael Moore argues for President Joe Biden to undergo a neurological evaluation, urging him to prioritize his health over political pressures as the 2024 election approaches.
Over a six-year period, drug companies flooded West Virginia with 780 million highly addictive pain pills, contributing to a severe opioid crisis.
In 2015, the World Health Organization classified processed meats as carcinogenic, prompting an investigation into the food industry's lobbying tactics.
22 veterans die by suicide each day, prompting calls for access to marijuana as a treatment for PTSD instead of traditional opiates.
Rates of Parkinson's disease are rising faster than any other neurological condition worldwide, with environmental factors like pesticide exposure under scrutiny.
Over 63,000 people died from overdoses linked to fentanyl in the United States in recent years, making it the leading cause of drug-related fatalities.
This investigation uncovers a global industry profiting from unauthorized human remains in Ukraine and the West.
Michael Moore shares his personal experience with Covid-19 after nearly three years of avoidance, reflecting on the impact of the virus in his life.
More than 17,000 cyclists are injured on Britain's roads each year, as shown by the cases treated in a single 24-hour period at King's College Hospital.
Two-thirds of Indonesian men smoke, with tobacco advertising still widespread, as patients believe smoking can cure ailments like cancer.
Omicron's rapid spread during the 2021 holiday season raises concerns about vaccine inequality and the need for additional boosters, as discussed by Dr. Peter Hotez.
Morgan, a junior doctor at Northampton General Hospital, navigates her first day amid the NHS crisis as 6,000 new graduates join the overwhelmed system.
$1.25 million was raised by an entrepreneur in Colorado for a do-it-yourself weed growing machine, reflecting the state's booming cannabis industry.
In Los Angeles, Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre serves as a backdrop for Louis Theroux's exploration of the complexities and costs of end-of-life care in America.
Two women returning from Mexico are questioned by Customs and Border Protection officers after their stories raise suspicions of drug smuggling.
Five-year-old Daisy suffers first and second degree burns covering approximately 13 percent of her body after her skirt ignites on a gas fire.
Food manufacturers use banned tactics in the developing world, targeting vulnerable populations.
According to studies, if current trends continue, 48 million young Chinese people will be obese by 2025.
In 2015, Reggie Yates investigates how societal pressures lead young British men to pursue extreme fitness goals, including steroid abuse and invasive surgeries.
The number of British women giving birth in their 40s and 50s has more than doubled in the last ten years, prompting discussions on older parenthood.
657 detainees have been released from Guantanamo since 2002, with about 100 sent to countries that are not their homes, including Kazakhstan.
Twenty-four patients received treatment in one department at King's College Hospital in a single 24-hour period.
Benin's impoverished population relies on cheap frozen chickens from Europe, risking health and local farms.
More than one billion young people are at risk of hearing loss due to exposure to noise levels exceeding 120 decibels from sources like concerts and traffic.
Thailand's addiction epidemic is exacerbated by the widespread use of yabba, a methamphetamine pill that has overtaken other drugs in popularity.
An alarming trend among young men shows a rising obsession with bodybuilding and the widespread use of anabolic steroids, posing serious health risks.
In Midwest City, Oklahoma, family doctor Regan Nichols faces trial for five murders linked to her over-prescribing of opioids amid the ongoing opioid crisis.
America imprisons more women than any other country, with over 1,800 female offenders held in two Indiana facilities for violent crimes.
Reggie Yates spends a week in Cape Town's hospital confronting severe violence and gang issues.
Every year, the average person in France consumes 34 kg of sugar, with 80% of it hidden in products like breakfast cereals and yogurts.
Somalia becomes a dumping ground for toxic waste, harming local communities and ecosystems.
Pharmaceutical companies, such as Pfizer and Merck, are accused of medicalizing normal conditions and promoting non-existent diseases to boost drug sales.
Governments in countries like Italy, China, and the United States are examined for their varied responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and its global implications.
Around 10,000 people die from accidents and violence in the UK each year, prompting a need for improved trauma care and resources.
Thousands in Arica suffer from illnesses due to Boliden's toxic waste dumping in Northern Chile.
Over 50 cases and two deaths from cryptococcal meningitis have been reported on Vancouver Island, linked to a dangerous fungus in the environment.
St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, New York, provides critical emergency medical care, focusing on trauma cases like gunshot wounds and alcohol-related incidents.
Young people in the UK are increasingly dying from lethal poison purchased online, prompting journalist James Beal to investigate this alarming trend.
$600 is the cost of a month's supply of insulin in the United States, where prescription drug prices have soared amid a troubled healthcare system.
In Jackson, Mississippi, the Jackson Women's Health Organization faces opposition from pro-life activists as states increasingly restrict abortion access.
