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Madness: A History
In the past, there was no such thing as mental illness, only madness. Its treatment was often indistinguishable from torture or murder. This program follows the long, often grim road towards understanding and treating mental illness. Through testimon...(more details) |
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Shamanism: An Ancient Tradition
Shamanism not only predates Western medicine, but is practiced with great homogeneity throughout the world. With a focus on knowing through direct perception rather than cognition, shamans search for the causes and cures for illnesses by contacting s...(more details) |
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World-Class Healthcare: Why Isn't the U.S. the Best?
In many ways, American healthcare is number one-but not in overall performance, says the WHO, which ranked the U.S. 37th. Unlike most first-world countries, America does not guarantee care for all of its citizens regardless of ability to pay. This AB...(more details) |
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Social Ills: When Children Suffer
Too often, children suffer because of society's malaise: drug abuse, violence, prejudice, and poverty, to name only four. This program illustrates how hospital employees at Children's Memorial deal with child abuse while working to prevent it. "Domes...(more details) |
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Medical Decisions: A Child's Life in the Balance
When a child's organs start to fail, a transplant is usually the best option-but not always. In this program, specialists at Children's Memorial, home of the renowned Siragusa Transplantation Center, present the difficult case of an 11-year-old boy. ...(more details) |
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