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Babies can nap for up to 16 hours a day, revealing the significant role sleep plays in cognitive function and overall health.
Profiles of five individuals with exceptional talents, including teenage artist Aelita Andre and Kim Peek, the inspiration for "Rain Man," highlight their unique abilities.
A 33-year-old comedian, motivated by his mother's heart disease, trains to complete the challenging 100-mile ultramarathon known as the Western States Endurance Run.
Algerian society has undergone profound changes since 1962, facing cultural and ideological conflicts.
Halimatou Ceesay was cut at the age of nine and now campaigns against female genital mutilation in The Gambia, aiming to end the practice in a generation.
Two years of separation weigh heavily on inmates as they struggle to maintain connections with their families while serving time in a maximum security prison.
Thirteen brain operations have left Daniel Macnee with significant memory loss, prompting him to develop unique strategies for daily living.
Three young women, Yasmin with Parry Romberg syndrome, Raiche with severe burns, and Chloe with a port wine stain, share their experiences living with facial disfigurements.
Alan Zweig explores the profound impact of suicide on survivors through the personal stories of over 20 individuals affected by loss in this documentary.
In the Kia Marama Unit, a psychological treatment program aims to rehabilitate child sex offenders by addressing their cognitive distortions and promoting empathy for victims.
After 14 years on the force, Carol Banks resigns from her position as a police officer in Toronto, citing rising violence and personal burnout.
130,000 vehicles travel daily on a 35-kilometer ring road in Paris, creating significant noise and pollution for nearby residents.
In South London, 30-year-old Patrice has been consuming her home’s plaster for 15 years due to Pica, a condition that compels individuals to eat non-food items.
Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old American human shield, was killed by an Israeli bulldozer in Rafah while trying to prevent the demolition of homes.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's transition from royal duties to independent lives is examined through their philanthropic efforts, media projects, and family dynamics.
Gaza's residents confront the extensive physical and psychological damage from the May 2021 conflict between Israel and Hamas while striving to rebuild their lives.
Princess Diana's life is examined through her privileged upbringing, marriage to Prince Charles, struggles with mental health, and lasting impact on the Royal family.
Rick Zakowich weighs 400 pounds and has struggled with his body image since childhood, facing societal pressures and personal challenges along the way.
Richard Cardinal lived in 28 different placements, including 16 foster homes and 12 group homes, before his death by suicide at age 17.
Over a decade, Stephen Hill struggled with addiction before becoming a recovery coach and advocating for treatment over incarceration in the U.S. drug epidemic.
Men's emotional disconnection and its societal implications are examined through personal narratives and political contexts, highlighting the interplay between masculinity and violence.
Men's emotional disconnection and its societal implications are examined through personal narratives and political contexts, highlighting the links between masculinity, shame, and violence.
Danny shares his experience with the dangers of social media and the quest for perfect bodies.
Five children were drowned by their mother, Andrea Yates, in a case that sparked national outrage and intense media coverage.
Clive Wearing has a seven-second memory, leaving him in a constant state of confusion and requiring constant supervision in a brain injury unit.
In a shift from traditional methods, a new approach to dementia care emphasizes emotional support and community engagement over medication.
Male orgasm is examined through the lens of sexology, revealing that many men prioritize performance over genuine physical pleasure.
Every day, inmates at Changi Women's Prison undergo three head counts, with the first at 7:00 a.m. and the last at 5:45 p.m.
A man in Montreal contemplates his identity while making a phone call to a friend, expressing a desire to live after taking pills.
Parkinson's disease, the second most common neurodegenerative disorder, significantly impacts daily life, as highlighted through personal stories and expert insights in this documentary.
Eight Inuit teens from Canada's North film their experiences and discuss issues like suicide and generational communication gaps in their community.
On September 27, 2014, Rob suffered a severe brain hemorrhage that left him in a coma, prompting uncertainty about his recovery and memory.
Irvin D. Yalom, a prominent psychotherapist, explores the complexities of happiness and meaning through the lens of existential psychology.
Nadiya Hussain explores her lifelong struggle with anxiety and panic attacks while seeking effective treatments and raising awareness about mental health in the UK.
During puberty, teenagers can grow up to 10 cm in height as their bodies and brains undergo significant changes that impact behavior and decision-making.
Mary Dyer, mother of the most infamous school shooter in history, reflects on her regrets and the need for a combined approach to gun control and mental health.
General anxiety disorder affects nearly 7 million adults in the U.S., yet only about 43 percent of those are receiving treatment.
Five first-time parents share their experiences during the first four months after birth, grappling with sleep deprivation and the challenges of newborn care.
A Rottweiler named Samson faces a cancer diagnosis, prompting a young girl to reflect on their bond and the role of dogs in therapy and service.
Young Indigenous Canadians share their experiences of life, love, and resilience, blending humor with poignant discussions on oppression and personal struggles.
Autism is explored through the experiences of individuals on the spectrum, including Dr. Temple Grandin, highlighting their unique sensory perceptions and challenges.
Around 100 billion nerve cells exist in the human brain, each forming trillions of connections that influence mental health and disorders.
Individuals suffering from arachnophobia and other animal-related phobias share their experiences and the impact on their daily lives.
A Cree woman transforms her life from homelessness to becoming a powerful advocate for Aboriginal adults and youth facing abuse and addiction.
Zack Lamb, a patient with severe Tourette's syndrome in the United States, faces the possibility of experimental brain surgery after years of ineffective treatments.
Catherine Zeta-Jones faced a terrifying real-life threat from stalker Dawnette Knight, who sent her a violent invitation to her own funeral.
Charles Maddox, a celebrity chef and diabetes advocate, creates a film to raise awareness about Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, a condition affecting his mother.
Surgeon Peter operates on a three-month-old baby while Tom and Lucy perform eye surgery.
