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Lusia Harris scored 40 points in a single game, outpacing the entire opposing team, and later became a three-time national champion at Delta State University.
William Gates and Arthur Agee navigate the challenges of high school basketball at St. Joseph High School in Illinois while pursuing their dreams of professional careers.
A 3.9 km swim, 180 km bike ride, and 42.2 km run comprise the first long-distance triathlon held in Antarctica, testing athletes' endurance.
Spurlock consumed an average of 5,000 calories per day over 30 days, leading to a weight gain of 24.5 pounds and serious health issues.
Mark Zupan and the American wheelchair rugby team prepare for the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, facing intense competition from Canada.
A 21-year-old YouTuber with no sports experience trains for one year to climb Mount Everest, facing significant physical and mental challenges.
Three young racers reach speeds of 60 to 70 miles per hour as they compete in the World Karting Association's National Pavement Series.
More than 500 hours of footage were recorded to document the Manassas Tigers' attempts to achieve a winning season in high school football.
Ten steps outline how to profit from the drug trade, featuring insights from dealers, prison employees, and lobbyists on the War on Drugs.
Eleven Israeli athletes were murdered by Palestinian terrorists during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany.
Manny Pacquiao, a world champion boxer and congressman, navigates personal and professional challenges while captivating the hearts of his nation.
Damon Gameau consumes 160 grams of sugar daily for 60 days, leading to weight gain and fatty liver disease while examining hidden sugars in marketed 'healthy' foods.
Forensic psychiatric hospitals house violent offenders with mental illnesses, revealing their treatment and struggles for reintegration into a fearful society.
Oxycodone addiction has transformed a once-thriving community in Oceana, West Virginia, where many residents now sell pills instead of working in the mines.
In the past quarter century, the number of overweight children in the United States has increased from one in 20 to nearly one in five.
A single meal can impact personal health, environmental sustainability, and animal welfare, prompting a reevaluation of dietary choices.
Five young basketball players from Akron, Ohio, rise to prominence as they compete for a state championship during the late 1990s.
Over 40,000 runners participated in the 2005 Chicago Marathon, as captured in this documentary about their training and competition.
Five major chicken producers dominate the market, making it difficult for new entrants to source live chickens for fast food restaurants.
Over 500 types of fungi can infect hosts, with 35 known to turn them into zombies, raising concerns about their potential impact on human health.
Aubrey Plaza joins a diverse group of women, including actresses and musicians, as they form a recreational basketball team, highlighting their talents in sports and comedy.
A baby cannot see further than 30 centimeters at birth, yet it relies on touch for security and connection with its parents.
In Baie-Comeau, Quebec, the lives of players and managers of the Baie-Comeau Drakkar are explored throughout a season in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
More than 100 Luchadores share their stories and experiences, revealing the cultural significance of Lucha Libre in Mexican society.
A $1,000,000 prize pool attracts professional players from around the world to a Dota 2 tournament in Cologne, Germany, in August 2011.
Children affected by the Chernobyl disaster continue to suffer from severe health issues, with thousands facing cancer and ongoing treatment challenges.
One hundred million hits of acid were distributed by the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a group of surfers and hippies in Southern California during the 1960s and 1970s.
A $20,000 claiming race features trainers and owners striving for victory in the competitive horse racing scene of the United Arab Emirates.
A 20-year study links chronic diseases like obesity and cancer to diets high in processed and animal-based foods, advocating for a plant-based approach.
Chris Farley, a celebrated comedian known for his work on Saturday Night Live, is portrayed through interviews and archival footage that highlight his career and personal challenges.
Three-year-old Louis arrives at St Georges Hospital after being hit by a car, requiring urgent care.
A flyer boasts that Don 'Nuge' Nguyen ollied El Toro, bombed Baxter Street, and saved the Thrasher Crew during his skateboarding career.
Clive Wearing has a memory span of only seven seconds due to severe amnesia caused by a virus that damaged his brain in 1985.
Three members of the Harlem Globetrotters travel to North Korea to participate in a rare basketball exchange with the country's national team.
Bam Margera, a professional skateboarder, attempts to return to skating after losing his best friend Ryan Dunn in a drunk driving accident.
Chad Muska's evolution from homelessness to becoming a celebrated skateboarder and influential figure in Hollywood and high fashion is explored in this documentary.
One percent of people in Britain and America carry a genetic mutation that may have helped some survive the Black Death and could aid in AIDS research.
Brockville Mental Health Centre serves as a backdrop for the stories of four residents navigating recovery and societal reintegration after violent crimes.
Eight healthy young men participate in a clinical trial for the drug TGN1412 on March 13, 2006, leading to a severe medical emergency.
Teens from London and Arkansas swap schools, confronting diversity and cultural challenges.
Three fourths of health issues in America stem from dietary choices, according to various experts featured in the film.
This episode reveals how ultra-processed food is contributing to the obesity crisis.
An average of 318 gunshot wound victims are treated daily in the United States, totaling about 116,000 each year.
Thirty years after his debut at Survivor Series 1990, WWE Superstar Undertaker reflects on his career and bond with Kane during a special event.
Up to 500 million sperm are released during ejaculation, beginning the complex process of human development from a single cell to a fully formed baby.
One in one million births results in epidermolysis bullosa, a condition that causes skin to blister and tear with the slightest touch.
Larry Dodson, a 52-year-old former manager, lives with his wife and two children in a motel room that costs $149 a week after losing his job and home.
Alyssa Hazael began menstruating at just three years old, prompting her parents to seek answers from medical professionals.
