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17 Episodes 2001 - 2002
Episode 1
Bob thinks but doesn't feel. Christina feels but has trouble thinking. Virginia can neither think or feel.
Episode 2
All over planet, temperature increases are affecting wildlife. Some species are spreading to new areas.
Episode 3
TOUCH - THE FORGOTTEN SENSE is a film about amazing, but often overlooked sense of touch.
Episode 4
PSYCHOPATHS is a documentary that looks at understanding of this condition in scientific community, and what hope there is for treatment.
Episode 5
Are our regulatory agencies doing their best to ensure drug safety? Or are they buckling to corporate pressure to market lucrative new drugs.
Episode 6
Since September 11th terrorist attack on The World Trade Center, news has been saturated with information about a new threat, bio-terrorism.
Episode 7
It's an epidemic of staggering proportions. Thirty-six million people are infected with HIV virus worldwide.
Episode 8
Adept at diving at speeds normally reserved for fighter pilots, the peregrine falcon is the fastest and most widely dispersed creature on the planet. A one-hour documentary, RETURN OF THE PEREGRINE chronicles this majestic bird of prey's journey back from the brink of extinction.
Episode 9
In 2001 Government of Canada approved following genetically modified crops for food use: canola, corn, cottonseed, flax, potato, soybean, tomato, wheat, sugar beet.
Episode 10
Biologists have seen within our genes possibility of extending human life spans to 300 years or more.
Episode 11
Most major advances in medicine and science and are made by people who push envelope.
Episode 12
Episode 13
Episode 14
A documentary on FES [Functional Electrical Stimulation] Technology in North America and Europe - This program included following the progress of a young woman who is classified as a partial quadriplegic, from her "first stand" to her walk down the aisle at her wedding; an older gentleman - quadriplegic for 25 years - who regained the use of his hands; a father who as a paraplegic can now walk slowly with a natural gait; and other FES applications such as for bowel and bladder control.
Episode 15
Using pacemaker-like implants, functional electrical stimulation allows people with spinal-cord injuries to reclaim some mobility and.
Episode 16
A horse buyer selects her winning choices randomly from a list, using her "gut-feeling.
Episode 17
Tue, Apr 9, 2002