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A buried potato is used to cure warts in the folk medicine practices of Louisiana's bayous, where healers known as traiteurs offer herbal remedies and rituals.
Someone is arrested for cannabis every 58 seconds in the United States, even as the industry grows into a multi-billion-dollar market.
Derek Bentley was executed in 1953 for the murder of Police Constable Sidney Miles, despite not pulling the trigger during the incident in Croydon.
A 17-month-old child diagnosed with a brain tumor reflects on the challenges of forming friendships while coping with daily seizures.
Two loving parents are found dead in their home, each killed by a single gunshot, leading to a complex investigation into their son's actions.
James Pittar attempts to swim 28.5 miles around Manhattan Island, aiming to become the first blind person to complete the marathon swim.
One in 100 people worldwide are affected by epilepsy, a condition that can now be treated more effectively through recent advances in detection and surgery.
Luke's epilepsy necessitates constant care, illustrating the challenges families face within the UK healthcare system as shown in 24 Hours in A&E.
Luke experiences up to three seizures a week due to complex epilepsy, which has led to severe learning difficulties and significant emotional challenges for his family.
Fourteen electrodes are implanted deep into Olivia's brain to investigate the source of her epilepsy and map brain functions.
In the midst of rising wheat and oil prices, Mary, a skilled chapati- and mandazi-maker, struggles to sustain her business and care for her son, John, who has epilepsy.
The video discusses Dissociative Identity Disorder and its link to spontaneous speech.
Michael Platt, a 14-year-old baker, has donated almost 10,000 cupcakes to those in need through his business, Michael's Desserts.
