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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.
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.
17 to 24 million people worldwide suffer from ME/CFS, a debilitating condition that often goes undiagnosed and lacks effective treatment options.
Medieval Europe faced devastating outbreaks of diseases like the Black Death, which drastically altered daily life and mortality rates due to poor hygiene and limited medical knowledge.
The Great Plague of London in the 17th century resulted in high mortality rates, unsanitary conditions, and mass burials, as documented in weekly mortality bills.
Seventy percent of all immune cells reside in the intestines, playing a critical role in the body's defense against infections and diseases.
In Tadcaster, Yorkshire, a team investigates skeletons in a pit believed to be a burial site from the 14th-century bubonic plague, revealing insights into medieval life.
The Spanish Flu kills 50 million during the final year of WW1, surpassing the Great War's toll.
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) conduct operations against drug smuggling, including meth, cocaine, and wildlife trafficking.
Twelve-year-old Sammy stops walking entirely and begins to hop, prompting his mother to seek medical help for his sudden behavioral changes.
In 2020, BioNTech developed the world's first highly effective COVID-19 vaccine using mRNA technology, a significant advancement in medical science.
1 in 10 children in Guinea die before reaching the age of five, as drivers race to deliver vital vaccines amid a struggling healthcare system.
Martin Colvill, Donna Nash, and Kevin O'Brien represent Americans making drastic preparations for potential global disasters, including pandemics and climate change.
Walt Breidigan faces severe health issues, including rapid weight gain and a rare disorder.
Thirty to forty years after their initial rise, arcade bars are experiencing a resurgence, blending nostalgia with craft beer as owners adapt to new challenges.
Mary Ann Piazza, a college student, battles persistent cough and is diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Kristin Gunther's heart rate drops to dangerously low levels as she struggles with severe anxiety and delusions after being misdiagnosed with viral meningitis.
At least 75 million people died from the Black Death in the 14th century, illustrating the devastating potential of pandemics throughout history.
Cindy Webber experiences a bruise that mysteriously reappears, leading her to seek answers for her excruciating pain and undiagnosed illness.
Bill Gates discusses how COVID-19 has significantly disrupted global health initiatives and the progress of the Goalkeepers program in an interview with .
Joey Jordan, a newborn twin, suffers from severe thirst and projectile vomiting, leading his family on a three-year search for a diagnosis.
Jake Tate has developed 815 lipomas, a condition that threatens his military career and daily life, while Jessica Blazek faces a mysterious illness.
In 1665, the Great Plague devastated London, leading the village of Eyam in Derbyshire to quarantine itself in a bid to halt the outbreak's spread.
Nineteen-year-old Meredith Estes experiences severe symptoms, including night sweats and memory loss, as doctors struggle to diagnose her worsening condition.
The Great Plague of 1665 devastates London, killing 100,000 and reshaping Britain.
Sixteen-year-old Jennifer Fagenson takes two aspirin before skiing, but complications lead to a hospital visit and a search for answers to her sudden illness.
Ashley Wolfe has 8 to 12 bowel movements a day and is later diagnosed with Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis, a rare genetic metabolic disorder.
The Great Plague of 1665 kills 100,000 in London, revealing historical pandemic responses.
People from around the world share their experiences during the corona pandemic's impact.
This episode highlights deadly mosquito outbreaks, including Zika and malaria, and features Bill Gates.
Tanya Angus and Kody Burns confront the challenges of acromegaly and asthma, respectively, as they seek accurate diagnoses for their debilitating conditions.
David Guttenfelder paddled through the Apostle Islands in Lake Superior, facing eight-foot waves and lightning storms during his 18-day kayaking trip.
A team of researchers conducts health checks on 40 Swedish flower hens at Klaus Hoffmann's chicken coop to detect zoonotic pathogens.
In October 1999, firefighter Steve Derrick began experiencing severe breathing difficulties that left doctors puzzled and searching for answers.
A 42-year-old woman undergoes brain surgery after decades of unexplained seizures, leading to a life free from the condition.
In late August 1999, Queens faces an epidemic of St. Louis encephalitis transmitted by mosquitoes.
Zika virus, linked to severe birth defects in babies, has spread globally for decades, prompting urgent research into its origins and potential long-term effects on health.
High jumper Priscilla Frederick-Loomis navigates the challenges of training for the postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympics while recovering from COVID-19 and managing financial pressures.
Four adults and one baby died during an E. coli outbreak in Walkerton, Ontario, after the town's water supply became contaminated.
Footage reveals the devastation of the 1998 Papua New Guinea tsunami disaster that killed over 3,000.
The influenza pandemic of 1918 killed more people worldwide than the total number of military deaths in World War I.
The 1918 influenza pandemic killed more people worldwide than combat during World War One.
During the final year of World War I, the Spanish Flu pandemic emerged, resulting in over 50 million deaths worldwide due to a mutated bird flu virus.
Three doctors in the United States-Dr. Pooja Aysola, Dr. Virginia Brady, and Dr. Brian Chang-reflect on their experiences fighting COVID-19 during the pandemic.
Annual estimates indicate 35,000 deaths in the United States and 700,000 fatalities worldwide are linked to antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Hoppy Quick, known as the "Catskill Mountain Bear Man," gained viral fame by livestreaming his experiences during the first 74 days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 2020, filmmaker Rehad Desai expands his focus from an HIV vaccine clinical trial to explore the intertwined impacts of COVID-19 and the ongoing HIV pandemic.
A screenwriter trapped in a city during the COVID-19 pandemic searches for his wife while attempting to create a film that cannot be filmed.
