Assaults in the hospital - When doctors harass their female colleagues

Heart disease, ADHD, mental health: When it comes to medicine, men and women often need different treatments. Yet general medicine is based on the male body. The risk of dying after a heart attack is twice as high for women as for men. ADHD often goes undiagnosed in girls. For men, mental health issues are still often considered a taboo subject: The suicide rate among men is nearly three times higher than it is among women. Yet in medical education, drug research, and everyday clinical practice, the standard patient is still imagined as male. In Frankfurt am Main, doctors want to change that. Germany’s first university-affiliated Women’s Heart Center was established there. Research and teaching on cardiovascular diseases are focused on women, and personalized therapies and preventive screenings are offered specifically for them. ADHD, on the other hand, often goes undetected in girls—and thus untreated. Author and influencer Angelina Boerger experienced this firsthand. She wasn’t diagnosed until she was 29. More than 150,000 people now follow her accounts of her daily life on her Instagram channel. Through her social media

This dramatic episode goes inside a busy A&E department at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, following emergency nurses dealing with serious accidents and unusual traumas. Patients include a man who slices through his chin with an angle grinder, a woman injured in a 40 mph car crash, a 13-year-old with a severe open arm fracture, and a man who accidentally runs himself over with his own car.

Emma Willis faces the final challenges of becoming a qualified maternity support worker at Watford General Hospital. From supporting expectant mothers and assisting during emotional births to completing crucial theatre assessments, Emma proves she can stay calm under pressure and earns her qualification.

In this episode of GPs: Behind Closed Doors, doctors treat a patient with a dangerous infection after skin cancer surgery. The infection could spread through his arm, putting his health and vital hospital treatment at serious risk. The episode also features memory-loss fears, severe stomach pain, a sick baby and concerns about prostate cancer.

A Spirit That Endured Disease and Starvation! | History Cold Case UK | Season 1 Episode 2 examines the specific people, events and evidence presented in this documentary. History Cold Case is a gripping forensic archaeology documentary series that brings ancient mysteries back to life using cutting-edge scientific techniques. Each episode follows experts as they examine human remains from historical sites across the UK, uncovering identities, causes of death, and forgotten stories buried for centuries. Using modern methods such as DNA analysis, isotopic testing, facial reconstruction, and archaeological evidence, the series transforms cold historical cases into compelling human stories. From medieval burials to Victorian-era mysteries, History Cold Case bridges the gap between science and history to solve real-life puzzles from the past. If you

A celebration of those who are truly different from the rest of us and who, according to a ten-year study, are healthier, happier and tend to live longer. The film examines how and why “dancing to the beat of our own drum” is good for us. The film takes us on a journey into another way of living and joins, among others: Daniel who lives productively and happily without using money, from his home base, a cave in Utah Laura who has a duck that can tell people’s fortunes in Vancouver. Darla who lives her life in a nonconforming way Gary who wears monks robes and leads a fan club for a US president who ‘did absolutely nothing’. Lord Toby Jug who runs for elections in the UK with the objective to add humour and sanity to the process. John Ward known as the most eccentric inventor in England. ------- Chapters ▷ 0:00:00 – Intro ▷ 0:01:44 – Living in a Cave ▷ 0:08:59 – Living life in a nonconforming way ▷ 0:18:05 – Lord Toby Jug ▷ 0:24:10