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Over the past decade, medical science has fitted 11 million people worldwide with artificial body parts, including titanium hearts and mechanical limbs.
A husband races to a hospital in a busy city when his wife unexpectedly goes into labor, leading to a birth on the side of a highway.
Over 16,000 ads for dogs for sale appear on eBay Classifieds alone, with millions of dogs sold illegally across Europe each year.
Oakland residents use decriminalized mushrooms to heal from racial trauma.
Bill Thomas became South Yorkshire's first Black policeman in 1981, facing racism within the police force while tasked with protecting fascist protesters.
Anastasia Ibelle, a New Orleans hairdresser, highlights the cultural significance of natural hair and the challenges faced by Black stylists in predominantly white salons.
A woman dreams of her girlfriend she has never met in person while reflecting on love during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Four national awards from the president of India did not shield Akanksha Sood Singh from struggling with body image issues shaped by societal standards.
In China, internet addiction is classified as a disease, leading to the establishment of therapy centers known as anti-addiction camps.
A blind man learns to navigate his environment using a cane, adapting to life after an accident that left him permanently sightless.
Noah Wall was born in 2012 with only 2% of his brain, leading doctors to question how he could survive outside the womb.
British medical teams respond to a severe car collision involving Luke, showcasing their emergency response efforts and air ambulance operations.
A 13-year-old boy named Hector learns he has torn his tendon and will need crutches for 6 to 8 weeks after injuring his hip while playing football.
Breakdancers showcase their artistry and athleticism as they prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympics, highlighting the physical and mental challenges of the sport.
Carbon nanotubes are being explored for their potential to combat heart disease by targeting and eliminating plaque responsible for heart attacks.
CRISPR gene editing therapy is applied in a groundbreaking experiment on living humans, demonstrating significant potential to reverse blindness.
85 cents is all Sharon has left in her bank account as she confronts the reality of her 25-year gambling addiction.
A clinic in Germany helps coma patients with innovative recovery techniques.
A volunteer ambulance team responds to a call about a wounded pedestrian on Atlantic Avenue, a high-traffic area known for serious accidents.
The host confronts death anxiety through meditation with death doula Alua Arthur in Los Angeles.
Scientists contemplate extending human lifespan through genetic research and advancements.
Kerry's severe leg injury from a motorbike accident prompts urgent medical evaluation at a UK hospital's trauma center, highlighting the challenges faced by healthcare professionals.
Research at the University of California, San Francisco explores the potential for creating universal blood types to address global transfusion needs.
Scientists are on the brink of creating healthy babies from stem cells, offering new hope for those facing infertility and related challenges.
Second-best woman downhill skateboarder in the world, Jenny Schauerte, faces mental health challenges after her father's death and finds support in her skate community.
Fentanyl, 100 times stronger than heroin, devastates Vancouver's communities and drug supply.
Biological nanobots represent a groundbreaking advancement in cancer treatment, showcasing innovative approaches to targeting and eliminating cancer cells.
A street dog becomes a narcotics officer in the late 1970s, using his keen sense of smell to chase down local dealers and smugglers.
Mick and Dot's commitment to care for each other is tested in a Nottingham hospital, revealing the challenges faced by couples in Britain's A&E departments.
Pamela, a former West End bar worker, receives care at Tooting's St George's Hospital.
Puberty is examined through imaginative animations that illustrate physical and emotional changes, while dispelling myths and promoting self-acceptance.
Antony, a Brazilian-born boy, faces a life-threatening motorbike accident in the UK, highlighting the emotional challenges in Britain's A&E departments.
A 12-year-old girl weighs nearly 200 pounds and struggles with an eating disorder, while her mother allows her to eat whatever she wants.
Keith is treated at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre for a dangerously fast heartbeat.
One out of every five children of alcoholics is likely to develop the same problem, as discussed by young individuals in this 18-minute film.
Children affected by the Chernobyl disaster face ongoing health challenges from radioactive fallout.
One child in ten in China trains in specialized gymnastics schools, where they endure three hours of intensive sport every day from the age of five.
Nerea, an intensive care nurse in Barcelona, reuses protective masks for up to three shifts due to severe shortages in her hospital.
Germany's cities, including Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt, transformed into ghost towns during the coronavirus pandemic, reflecting the impact of nationwide curfews.
Dorothea Sterian, a young filmmaker, reflects on her struggles with grief, loneliness, and loss of purpose during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.
Berlin's schools are closed for at least five weeks, forcing children to adapt to remote learning while parents struggle with job insecurity.
Nancy Lublin and Bob Filbin discuss the rise in crisis text support during the pandemic.
Cosmetic products, including shaving foam and face cream, often contain hormone-disrupting parabens that may impact health and fertility.
COVID-19 has accelerated the integration of technology in healthcare, showcasing innovations in telemedicine, contact tracing, and vaccine distribution.
COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, has prompted discussions on emerging treatments, including the controversial drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine.
Edie underwent 12 rounds of chemotherapy and multiple surgeries before the age of two to treat her stage four neuroblastoma.
Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, has led to over 4,000 overdose deaths in North Carolina in 2021, highlighting a devastating statewide epidemic.
Shattered Dreams investigates the drug that devastates South African communities.
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