From incredible bodies to brilliant brains, The Doctors explains the extraordinary
Medical Explanations for the Extraordinary!
Brad, 55, has been coined “The Human Google” after being diagnosed with hyperthymesia. Hyperthymesia is a superior autobiographical memory where a person is able to remember almost any day within their lifetime.
Hypothermia: A life-saver? See how it may have saved one child's life.
See miraculous muscle strength as brothers from Cirque Du Soleil's “Mystere” balance on each other’s hands and feet.
From incredible bodies to brilliant brains, The Doctors explains the extraordinary! Two medical marvels live to tell their death-defying tales. Plus, Cirque du Soleil’s performers’ astonishing tricks!
UCLA neurosurgeon Dr. Neil Martin explains the latest in radiation therapy, Novalis radiosurgery, a noninvasive, rapid procedure that delivers direct treatment to the tumor itself, with minimized damage to surrounding tissues.
What happens when your heart stops beating? Learn the latest in CPR technology.
While completely blind and severely autistic, Derek is a musical prodigy. UCLA neurosurgeon Dr. Neil Martin says that Derek has savant syndrome, a learning disability with a genius talent.
Douglas, 15, was born with congenital glaucoma, a rare condition that causes the drainage mechanism in the eye to develop improperly. Douglas is legally blind and has been playing baseball since the age of 5. By the time he was 10 he achieved what many...
Cirque du Soleil performers bend and twist their bodies into unimaginable positions. Assistant director of performance medicine for Cirque du Soleil, Kerry Gordon, explains how "O" contortionists attain their amazing flexibility and strength.