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Vaginismus affects 3 to 5 percent of women, a condition linked to societal pressures surrounding virginity in various cultures.
Archaic Greece (c. 750-500 BC) marked a transformative era characterized by the rise of the polis, hoplite warfare, and significant colonization efforts.
In a perplexing murder case, pub landlord Michael Hughes was killed in his bed, leading local psychic Angela McGee to provide potentially crucial insights.
Roman Emperors, from Julius Caesar to Romulus Augustulus, navigated complex daily lives filled with power, political intrigue, and constant threats of assassination.
Tent City Jail in Phoenix, Arizona, houses inmates in army tents from the Korean War, exposing them to extreme temperatures and harsh conditions under a strict sheriff.
Elderly residents of Eastbourne's Grand Parade face displacement as seaside hotels shift focus to conference trade, leaving them with dwindling options.
The NFL faces scrutiny over its handling of brain injuries and the long-term effects of concussions on players, as revealed by FRONTLINE's investigation.
600 pounds is the weight of Dominique Lanoise, a 40-year-old woman in Miami who is completely dependent on her six daughters for care.
Life in a maximum-security prison's isolation unit reveals the harsh realities of solitary confinement and its profound impact on inmates and staff alike.
Larry Dodson, a 52-year-old former customer service manager, now lives with his family in a motel room that costs $149 a week after losing his job.
Close to 200 lynchings occurred in Tennessee alone during the period when Ida B. Wells began her activism against racial violence and injustice.
Transgender children and their families navigate complex choices and medical options in a rapidly evolving landscape of gender identity and expression.
The rise of the Tea Party and increasing political extremism are examined through exclusive access to the President and key figures in this Emmy-nominated special.
In specialist psychiatric units across the UK, mothers facing severe mental illness after childbirth navigate the complexities of recovery alongside their infants.
The Halsema Highway in the northern Philippines stretches 66 kilometers through high mountains, reaching altitudes of up to 3,000 meters.
Komi nomads, the last reindeer herders of Siberia, undertake a perilous four-month migration each autumn to sustain their families and livestock.
The Amish in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, share their lives and hidden struggles in this documentary.
James May attempts to build a ten-mile model railway track in Devon, connecting Barnstaple and Bideford.
In 1910, English surveyor Percy Harrison Forset and his team encountered hostile locals in Bolivia, who shot six-foot-long arrows at their canoe.
Berlin's historical landscape reveals the rise and fall of the Nazis through significant sites, including Hitler's abandoned airport and the 1936 Olympic Stadium.
India's new billionaires, amidst a backdrop of widespread poverty, showcase extravagant lifestyles while grappling with issues like tax evasion and wealth disparity.
Illegal big cat ownership in Kuwait has surged, with exotic cubs becoming status symbols on social media, despite the risks and legal prohibitions involved.
An automobile accident killed Joe Biden's wife and baby daughter, a personal tragedy that shaped his political career and leadership style.
Truckers Vlad, Hugh, and Indigenous driver Scott navigate the perilous ice roads of Northern Manitoba, facing extreme temperatures and hazardous conditions.
The aftermath of World War II saw millions of displaced people across Europe facing immense challenges as Germany's surrender marked the beginning of a complex cleanup effort.
A 46-year-old truck struggles to transport bricks in Manunga as rising waters from the Zambezi River complicate daily life during the rainy season.
The Bronze Age collapse, a pivotal event in human history, raises questions about the simultaneous decline of multiple ancient civilizations and the theories behind it.
Life in the Gaza Strip under Hamas rule is explored through firsthand accounts and experiences, highlighting the region's complex socio-political landscape.
Slab City, a unique community in the California desert, is home to a diverse mix of individuals who embrace its reputation as "the last free place in America."
Auschwitz's restricted areas, including gas chambers and barracks, reveal the chilling evolution of the largest Nazi death camp during World War II.
A 35-minute overview breaks down bitcoin and its technology in simple terms for anyone curious about cryptocurrency.
Soldiers returning from the Iraq War face significant psychological challenges, raising questions about the adequacy of government support for their mental health.
TWA shut down for more than a month due to a strike of stewards and stewardesses, reflecting the tensions in the airline industry during the 1960s.
Medieval life in England varied dramatically across social classes, influencing food, education, mobility, and life expectancy for workers, tradesmen, clergy, and nobility.
Twelve individuals, aged 30 to 68, share their experiences of living fully despite terminal illnesses in a 59-minute documentary.
Sinaloa Cartel's operations reveal a complex network of drug manufacturing, violence, and poverty, with over 200,000 people involved in organized crime.
Victorian attitudes towards sex reveal a complex society that balanced strict morals with hidden desires, challenging the notion of their prudish reputation.
In 1996, Michael Stone brutally attacked Lin Russell and her daughters, Megan and Josie, in Kent, resulting in the deaths of Lin and Megan.
Nearly 2,000 people cram onto the Hirondelle train, which travels 1,600 kilometres across the Democratic Republic of the Congo after a five-month break.
New York's underground subway wrestling scene thrives as Tim Rivera leads a group of wrestlers staging shows while evading MTA detection.
An investigation reveals critical failures in police, military, and mental health systems that contributed to Maine's deadliest mass shooting, claiming 18 lives.
Sarith Ou's escape from the Khmer Rouge genocide led him to Wisconsin, where he later returned to Cambodia with a Vietnam veteran to foster hope and healing.
Four adults in Kidwelly, Wales, were convicted in March 2011 for multiple sex offenses against children and young adults, revealing a hidden danger in suburban life.
Teenage killers in Japan are increasingly responsible for a rise in violent crime, challenging the nation's historically low crime rates and societal norms.
Poland's independent paramilitary groups, now numbering around 80,000, have surged in membership since the Ukraine conflict, reflecting a strong commitment to national defense.
2,300 babies were abandoned in Russia in 2018, prompting a look at the lives of six individuals from different generations across the country.
In 1952, a Japanese woman moves to Cleveland, Ohio, after marrying an American soldier, facing challenges of cultural integration and language barriers.
September 11th attacks are examined through a detailed timeline, providing a comprehensive account of the events as they unfolded that fateful day.
