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Laila Haidari returns to Afghanistan and opens 'Mother Camp' to help drug addicts, including her brother.
In Whitehorse, eleven-year-old Alanna, affected by fetal alcohol syndrome, spends an afternoon fishing with her caregivers Lilliam and Richard, who advocate for awareness through the Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Society of the Yukon.
Alcoholism, affecting nine million people in the U.S. in 1973, is examined alongside treatment programs like Alcoholics Anonymous in this archival film.
Anabolic steroids are widely available on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, where influencers promote their use, raising public health concerns.
In the UK, the cocaine trade thrives as dealers face minimal effort to sell, with customers of all ages easily accessing the drug amid rising addiction rates.
3,000 leaves are used to create Ayahuasca, a brew sought by many for its claimed healing properties, despite potential dangers and side effects.
Gerhard Prange reveals his illiteracy, a struggle faced by six million Germans today.
Every winter, temperatures in Berlin drop to life-threatening levels, prompting Katy Kaisa to drive the Cold Bus to help homeless individuals at risk of freezing.
In China, internet addiction is classified as a disease, leading to the establishment of therapy centers known as anti-addiction camps.
Tico, a clown and social activist in São Paulo's Cracolandia, provides hope and support to the community's homeless and drug-addicted individuals.
85 cents is all Sharon has left in her bank account as she confronts the reality of her 25-year gambling addiction.
Tir Dhondy explores the lives of functioning heroin users and their claims of normalcy.
Fentanyl, 100 times stronger than heroin, devastates Vancouver's communities and drug supply.
A street dog becomes a narcotics officer in the late 1970s, using his keen sense of smell to chase down local dealers and smugglers.
A mother awaits her daughter's return while chain-smoking and confronting her pain in Beity.
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.
Lewis Raymond Taylor's business is valued at $25 million, despite a violent past that includes multiple convictions and putting a man in a coma.
Dr. Paul Stevenson calculates that consuming nine units of alcohol reduces the safe heel height for stilettos from 15 centimeters to just 1.25 centimeters.
Edie underwent 12 rounds of chemotherapy and multiple surgeries before the age of two to treat her stage four neuroblastoma.
At 3 a.m., paramedics in Cancun respond to a series of emergencies as binge drinking leads to accidents among young tourists.
Shattered Dreams investigates the drug that devastates South African communities.
Phil consumes 110 units of alcohol each week and has only one proper meal, relying heavily on alcohol and milk for sustenance.
Natalie meets the demand every night as one of the only female dealers in the Drug Wars.
In 2023, nearly 75,000 people in the United States died from fentanyl overdoses, with China supplying key chemicals for its production.
Fat camp participants confront obesity caused by poor diet and high sugar intake in three months.
Sharon, a drug user, states, "My baby was the last thing that I thought about until I pulled that needle out of my arm."
At just 8 years old, Sephton Henry began running drugs for a gang, stating, "Every single day, I’d rob someone."
Moises, a 24-year-old from Chiapas, Mexico, volunteers at an addiction treatment center in Bielefeld, serving about 100 people daily.
Jim battles breathing difficulties while reflecting on his past struggles with alcohol for his children.
In London, cocaine use has risen to over 150,000 doses per day, equating to a street value of £300,000 spent daily.
A family gathers to celebrate a birthday while one member struggles with addiction and reflects on a difficult year.
East Liverpool, Ohio, has seen a rise in drug overdoses, prompting local police officer Jacob Talbott to confront former schoolmates now struggling with addiction.
Half of all smokers may eventually be killed by their cigarettes, with the World Health Organization predicting 10 million tobacco-related deaths annually by 2030.
Every culture in human history has sought ways to alter consciousness, often through plant-based substances like caffeine, opium, and mescaline.
A 17-year-old dancer with cystic fibrosis receives an unconditional offer to join the Royal Ballet School in London.
Wolf, a self-identified Gifter, discusses his intentional contraction of HIV through unprotected sex and blood slamming, addressing legal and societal implications.
Three and a half grams of cocaine is consumed by a 20-year-old every weekend, reflecting the casual drug culture in London.
Crystal, after enduring bullying due to her weight, undergoes gastric sleeve surgery in Turkey and loses seven stone, showcasing her transformation through interviews.
Paracelsus, the world's most expensive rehab at $300,000 per month, offers luxury treatments and controversial therapies for wealthy clients seeking recovery.
At 16 years old, Lewis won £64,000 from a 50p bet, which marked the beginning of his gambling addiction that would cost him nearly £1 million over the years.
Restart in the United States treats video game addiction as a serious health issue.
Eric recalls spending up to 20 hours a day in front of his computer before seeking help for his Internet addiction.
In urban London, individuals involved in the drug trade face constant fear of violence and law enforcement, questioning the value of wealth amid such risks.
1,000 patients can be housed at a former US military base turned rehabilitation center in Kabul, where treatment lasts 45 days without pain relief.
More than 7,000 people have been killed in the Philippines since the government's crackdown on drugs began ten months ago, creating a climate of fear for addicts.
Juliet Grayson discusses therapy's role in reducing child sexual abuse in the UK.
A father discusses his 60-year sentence for murder during an emotional visit with his son at the manad Correctional Facility after eight years apart.
Every 10 seconds, an intrusive thought interrupts the life of someone living with Pure O, a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
