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Ian weighs 185 kgs at 19 years old and has lost over seven pounds after starting an intensive program to combat his type 2 diabetes.
The Wake Forest Institute uses 3D printing to create sterile human tissues and organs.
Seymour, a zebra shark, allows veterinarians to perform an ultrasound while he is flipped onto his back, demonstrating trained behavior for medical evaluation.
The artificial heart, which gained media attention in the 1980s, continues to influence medical science and provoke ethical discussions today.
A doctor reviews unconventional face masks for effectiveness against coronavirus.
Laughter is 30 times more likely in groups and aids in bonding and recovery.
A mother in Italy uses art to help her sons cope with pandemic fears during quarantine.
Iran's surprising drugs policy under President Ahmadinejad contrasts sharply with Western approaches.
The PillCam is a swallowable camera that provides doctors with a visual map of the digestive system.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian's homemade suicide machine sparked a national debate on physician-assisted dying that continues to challenge ethical and legal boundaries in the US.
Nathan from Pittsburgh controls a robotic arm using thoughts after a spinal injury.
130 koalas reside at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane, a facility dedicated to their care and protection since its establishment in 1927.
Beni the adolescent orangutan faces a strict diet to lose extra pounds for his health.
A comprehensive workout routine features warm-up exercises, targeted muscle toning for abs and buttocks, and stretching techniques to enhance overall fitness.
Agent Orange, a defoliant used during the Vietnam War, continues to impact American veterans and Vietnamese citizens through long-term health effects and environmental damage.
40,000 Americans will contract AIDS this year, as public awareness about HIV continues to decline, contributing to a health crisis today.
H.I.V. infection rates have declined in some areas, but the AIDS crisis remains a significant issue in the US, as illustrated by Ryan White's legacy.
Mark and Digger take on the challenge of crafting habanero moonshine, showcasing their camaraderie and the intense heat of the beverage.
A drone can deliver a package in as little as two minutes with dinner plate accuracy, transforming the future of package delivery.
Headspace presents three animations on mindful meditation and offers a free guide.
The video highlights the carefree youth and dangers of marijuana addiction in Young America.
Experts in Europe develop an artificial womb to save premature babies like James.
Peter Scott Morgan allowed surgeons to implant various chips into his body in hopes of extending his life, living for four more years until his death in 2022.
Experts believe cosmetic procedures like lip fillers can pose serious health risks.
A study found elevated levels of phthalates in pesto, Asian sauces, and even organic milk, raising concerns about toxins in food packaging.
75% of a healthy diet should consist of fruits and vegetables, according to Ray Hill, a health food store owner in Stroud, England.
Eighteen atomic blasts were witnessed by Frank Farmer while serving in the Pacific, as military personnel faced exposure to radioactive contamination.
New York City's renewed focus on addressing homelessness and untreated mental illness raises significant questions about civil liberties and public safety.
A study reveals 30% of U.S. healthcare spending is wasteful, highlighting unnecessary procedures.
A 21-day survival challenge in South Africa's Black Hills pushes former addicts Sam and Sarah to confront dangerous wildlife and their own struggles with addiction.
Retinitis pigmentosa affects millions worldwide, and personal stories from individuals living with the condition highlight their resilience and the beauty in everyday life.
Sali Hughes demonstrates effective cleansing techniques and product recommendations.
The speaker shares tips on covering spots and the importance of foundation application.
Julia shares effective techniques for using deep hair conditioners to combat frizz and dryness, particularly during winter months.
Sali Hughes discusses the challenges of finding effective facial moisturizers for very dry skin, noting that many products marketed for this purpose fall short.
Once a week, the author recommends massaging body scrub into dry hands before applying a heavy hand cream to achieve softer skin by morning.
A specific brand of contraceptive pill can clear up acne for some women, according to Liz Earle's advice on managing problem skin.
More than 20,000 bedbugs are housed in an incubator at Rutgers University, where experts conduct experiments to debunk common myths about these pests.
Stephanie Martin presents a 20-minute at-home fitness program featuring five exercises focused on strengthening abs and buttocks for daily workouts.
Researchers reveal how emails and social networks contribute to brain overload in daily life.
Black women in the United States face significantly higher maternal mortality rates than white women, prompting midwives to collaborate with obstetricians to improve care.
Many office workers face burnout due to pointless demands in their jobs. Watch the documentary.
Californian massage involves a sequence of slow, harmonious strokes designed to release tension points and promote relaxation throughout the body.
Thinness significantly impacts women's income in France, America, and South Korea.
28 people were shot dead in a police raid, marking the bloodiest event in Rio de Janeiro's history amid rising violence and political turmoil in Brazil.
Genetic testing services, such as 23andMe, claim to predict health risks and lifestyle choices, but their accuracy and reliability remain subjects of debate among experts.
Vaccine passports are coming someday soon, aiming to revive the economy and freedoms.
Urine consumption is examined through scientific analysis and personal experiments, highlighting its potential health benefits and risks.
