Amid medical bureaucracy, the patients humanity can get lost. What are the obstacles? How is information and support conveyed to the patient? We look at some solutions. We also learn about the fascin

In this segment, we visit medical students at the third largest U.S. college campus, Ohio State University in Columbus, who are committed to a greater focus on wellness. We hear their vision of health

The practice of integrative medicine has achieved high success with heart patients and is now covered by Medicare. We hear from Doctors, patients and other experts about how this practice fits into to

More than three-fourths of U.S. medical costs are attributed to largely-preventable illnesses related to our lifestyle behaviors what we eat, whether we exercise, how we manage stress, if we smoke.

We learn about the birth of the International Criminal Court, how it operates, and how cases fall under its jurisdiction all toward ensuring human rights for people who get caught up in the crossfir

Can the rule of law can help to limit the worst horrors of war and hold transgressors accountable? This question may soon face Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar

Step inside the garden of Cathrine Sneed, a prison social worker, who has found that when inmates leave their cells and connect with nature their rate of recidivism drops. To see additional resources

Perhaps more than any other trait in a spiritual caregiver, recipients of care yearn for the attention of an open-hearted person who can bear witness to their challenges. But what does it mean to brin

In the second part of thisHumankinddocumentary, we visit two venues where leaders are taking strides toward an enlightened educational experience for young people and for faculty. The stories you

Faced with the deep divisions roiling America, can education that is pro-social provide an alternative path for healing and understanding? And can schools cultivate students skills for social aware