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A devastating fall, a high-speed motorcycle crash, and a horrific head-on collision leave trauma teams battling to save multiple lives. As emergency doctors race against the clock, they face catastrophic brain injuries, internal bleeding, shattered bones, and impossible decisions where every second could mean the difference between life and death.

An 81-year-old patient is rushed into A&E with ventricular tachycardia, a dangerously fast heart rhythm that could lead to cardiac arrest. Inside Northwick Park Hospital’s resus department, nurses and doctors race to stabilise his heart using emergency medication.With his ECG showing a potentially life-threatening rhythm, the team must act quickly before his condition deteriorates.

Professor Jim Al-Khalili explores the extraordinary 600-million-year evolution of the human brain. From primitive sea creatures and the first neurons to the rise of mammals and the emergence of imagination, he uncovers the scientific breakthroughs that transformed a simple nervous system into the most complex organ in the known universe.

Seven years ago Dr. Norman Doidge introduced Neuroplasticity to the world – the idea that our brains aren’t rigid, that they can change, can be rewired. The Brain’s Way of Healing is about neuroplasticity’s invaluable next step – healing the mind and the body. It’s revolutionary and in some instances shocking – we’ll see people’s lifelong afflictions cured almost miraculously. But miracles have nothing to do with it. It’s about how science and medicine are looking at the brain in different ways and discovering that permanent, lifelong and even life threatening ailments and diseases can now be dealt with–and in many instances done away with. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 01:00 - The man that walked off his parkinsonian symptoms ▷ 08:02 - A device that resets the brain helps two women recover from traumatic brain injuries ▷ 12:30 - The portable neuromodulation stimulator that reverses the symptoms of a muscular sclerosis patient ▷ 20:15 - Using energy and sound waves to help rewire the brain of autistic children ▷ 32:40 - Healing a brain injury with low-intensity

Hey guys! We’re now live on Spotify 🎧 Title: A Light-Year Is So Big Your Brain Can't Process It Inspired by: Look up tonight. Some of the light hitting your eyes left its star before humans built the first city. That gap between then and now has a name: a light-year. And it will break your brain if you try to picture it. One light-year equals almost 6 trillion miles. Say that number out loud. It still means nothing to your brain. So picture this instead: drive a car at highway speed, without stopping, for over 9 million years. That is the distance light crosses in a single year. Tonight we travel past that number completely. We visit a star so far away that most people cannot count that high. We reach the edge of galaxies whose light is older than Earth itself. And we end at a place so vast it makes the fastest speed in the universe feel slow. One quick thing before we start. New episodes go up on Spotify first, before the original video platform, with

A 35-year-old man is rushed to A&E with his heart racing at a dangerous 230 beats per minute, forcing doctors to perform an emergency procedure to restore his normal heartbeat. Meanwhile, a 79-year-old woman faces possible amputation after a devastating fall, and a young boy suffers a serious ankle fracture while roller-skating. Inside Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, dedicated NHS staff battle to save lives and treat critical injuries.