Addiction A Psychedelic Cure • 2017 • episode "S2E1" • Breakthrough National Geographic

Category: Health

Renegade researchers are fighting the medical establishment by exploring a controversial cure for our vices: psychedelic drugs.

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Breakthrough National Geographic • 2015 - 2017 • 4 episodes •

Addiction A Psychedelic Cure
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Addiction A Psychedelic Cure

Renegade researchers are fighting the medical establishment by exploring a controversial cure for our vices: psychedelic drugs.

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Curing Cancer
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Maverick doctors supercharge killer T cells, creating a breakthrough treatment for cancer.

2017 • Health

Predicting the Future
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Predicting the Future

By finding hidden patterns in big data, computers powered by a new form of artificial intelligence can predict the future with amazing accuracy.

2017 • Technology

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