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Mr Matthew Crocker explains the head transplant procedure at St George's Hospital.
Teenagers in Bristol abuse Xanax, turning into some 'zombies' and risking their lives.
Young filmmakers share their struggles and hopes during the pandemic's impact on 2020.
Neil Smedley discusses masculinity and mental health in this candid interview segment.
Rad Fest in Las Vegas serves as a backdrop for discussions on mortality and radical life extension, featuring insights from Dr. Sunita Puri and personal stories from individuals facing death.
Six years in prison left Anwar Ibrahim reflecting on the toll of his isolation and the impact on his family, including his six children.
A 25% chance of death accompanies surgery for an abdominal aortic aneurysm, as discussed by Atul Gawande at the 2010 New Yorker Festival.
Atul Gawande discusses the increasing complexity of information in medicine and the potential benefits of coaching for professionals during the New Yorker Festival.
Five women discuss their choice to remain childfree, facing societal labels like selfish and narcissistic while prioritizing their mental health and happiness.
One week before a major competition, Devanshi Bhargava's body gave up after years of juggling academic pressures and a chronic illness.
Gavin Haynes discusses Narcissistic Personality Disorder and its effects on friendships.
Kevin Gates and OG Boobie Black take calls from listeners, including a 25-year-old woman with muscular dystrophy seeking advice on coping with her condition.
David Schwimmer discusses the intersections of Judaism and race in contemporary society, highlighting the complexities of identity and representation in the UK.
Dr. Martin Baggaley discusses his role in mental health on Bedlam, airing Thursday at 9pm on C4.
Morgan Greenburger was charged with arson after starting a fire in his apartment, leading to a two-year stay at Rikers Island.
One morning, Clyde Earle experiences so much pain that he cannot take it, leading to a conversation about his advanced cancer and end-of-life care.
Dr. Eden Tanner and her team at the University of Mississippi are developing nanoparticles to enhance drug delivery systems for treating and preventing aggressive diseases.
Leah Thomas discusses identity and perception through her work in psychology and education.
A diverse panel debates colorism and its impact today, including skin bleaching and social media.
Ana Carolina from Campo Grande, Brazil, shares her life with microcephaly in a Guardian interview.
Olivia Kim discusses the emotional bonds forming between humans and AI technology.
Iman Amrani engages with Derek Owusu to discuss his experiences with borderline personality disorder and the stigma of mental health in the context of race and masculinity.
Winnie M Li recounts her experience of being raped in Colin Glen Forest Park, Belfast, in 2008, and discusses the impact on her mental health and activism.
In 2007, Nancy Pelosi became the first woman Speaker of the House, a milestone she reflects on during a conversation with Jane Mayer at the New Yorker Festival.
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is examined through interviews and analysis, highlighting its effects on relationships and society in a VICE production.
Quentin and Eve discuss seeking salvation from within through music and community support.
Owen Jones discusses LGBTQ challenges during the hard times of the coronavirus lockdown.
Alastair Campbell mentions that he receives real grief from the public, which he estimates he could count on maybe 200 occasions.
Suicide is the biggest killer of men aged 18 to 50, a fact comedian Jake Mills discusses while sharing his own experiences with depression.
A heated Twitter debate erupts between Ralf Little and Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt over the future of the National Health Service and mental health services.
Myocardite foudroyante entraîne une urgence extrême et un espoir de greffe cardiaque.
Rick Astley shares his burnout experience after 'Never Gonna Give You Up' success.
Professor Rob Howard discusses mental illness and elderly care in Bedlam on Thursday at 9pm.
Peter Tatchell and Ellie Cumbo debate lowering the legal age of consent amid rising teenage sexual activity.
Simon Darnley discusses his work at the Anxiety Disorders Residential Unit on Bedlam.
Dr. Deepti Garg's inspiring talk highlights the transformative power of a smile.
Suleika Jaouad discusses her cancer survival, relationship with Jon Batiste, and the transformative power of art in her life and writing.
Mary Knight shares her personal experiences and healing journey as a survivor of satanic ritual abuse, addressing the ongoing debate surrounding its existence.
Dr. Heather Dwyer highlights how daily choices in movement, nutrition, mindset, and connection significantly influence long-term health and aging.
Solana Lewis discusses time management, strength training, and dementia in her TEDx talk.
Ancient Egyptian temples were built with careful attention to acoustics, reflecting a long-standing understanding of sound's impact on human experience.
Over four years, a 911 operator faces the emotional toll of handling traumatic calls while dealing with inadequate staffing and burnout.
Joey, a 23-year-old incel from West Palm Beach, shares his views on involuntary celibacy.
John Harris and John Domokos discuss Covid's lasting impact in the Midlands and north-west England.
Lina challenges the world's obsession with optimization and the costs of ambition.
Jeffrey Ong shares his personal struggles with emotional challenges during the pandemic and introduces the PAUSE framework to help others engage with their feelings.
A woman reflects on her experiences and conversations about modern masculinity during a series that includes a visit to a Leeds barbershop.
Iman experienced years of starvation and purging, leading to physical and emotional turmoil as she struggled with her eating disorder.
