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Vogue Williams is no stranger to crippling anxiety, which she tries to manage with diet and exercise, but now she's on a mission to find a cure. Vogue lifts the lid on a silent but growing epidemic that is set to affect one in nine people in Ireland in her lifetime.

An airline passenger with chest pain, a workplace rescue, and a life-or-death situation for an elderly patient: how do our ambos face these challenges?

An in-depth look at the career of basketball player Ervin 'Magic' Johnson and the days leading up to, and the years following, his announcement to the world that he was HIV-positive.

Vogue Williams explores the world of single mothers by choice, meeting Irish solo mums like Vicky and Annemarie who have made that life-changing decision to have a baby alone because life hasn't dealt them the cards they thought it might.

It's the start of a regular workday for most in Australia's most populated city, but no day as an Australian paramedic is ordinary, and this particular weekday shift soon turns to carnage.

Sometimes high-level medical intervention is required. Sometimes it's just a chat. In this episode, you'll see that the art of being a good paramedic is getting that prescription right, every time.

Anna Richardson and campaigners Georgia Harper and Sam Ahern, who both have autism, set out to uncover the true face of autism today. Working closely with charities, experts, and people with autism from across the spectrum.

Dr Chris van Tulleken looks into one of the biggest health crises facing young people: depression. The number of children in Britain being treated with drugs for depression almost doubled from 2005 to 2015. Chris wants to know why so many children are being given these meds and whether they actually work. He discovers that most antidepressants are not effective in children, while there is also a very real risk of them having increased suicidal thoughts.

A busy day at Bondi, a deadly drug overdose and an enraged ice addict; all this in a day in the life of a paramedic.

Caroline learns easy ways to combat dangerous sedentary habits, Shalin tries strength training without going to the gym, and Sandro gets sweaty for science.

Dr Chris van Tulleken takes over part of a GP surgery and stops patients' prescription pills. This time, his focus is on children on medication, and taking them off drugs.

Paramedics Rick and Amie's easy morning is shaken by a serious call: a 51-year-old male is suffering a heart attack and they are the closest responders. It is a race against the clock to save his life.

Shalin reveals the groundbreaking therapy creating cancer fighting super cells. Plus, arch rivals 'team virus' and 'team immune' battle it out on the sports field - all in the name of science.

Examine the history of post-traumatic stress disorder, from World War I to the present day.

Dr Derek Muller takes us on an epic journey, a world-spanning investigation of vitamin science and history from molecules to marketing, from colds to chemotherapy. What he uncovers will confound opinions on all sides of the debate over vitamins and dietary supplements.