
Thicker than blood
When polio left me unable to walk, my parents put me in a disability centre. There, I met Mommy
Sauda Bashir, as told to Kiprop Kimutai
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When grief and distraction spun my mind out of control, only the strain of my muscles could keep it intact
by Nancy Uddin

As a Korean adoptee, I’d never expected to meet a blood relative. Then a 23andMe email landed in my inbox
by Andrew Lee

When I tested people’s blood after a protest, I discovered that science itself could be a form of dissent
Alexander Samuel, as told to Christine Ro

Constant access, near-perfect memory, analytic reach – ChatGPT provides things a therapist never could
by Sabela Guravich

What making – and breaking – bread in jail taught me about work and friendship
by J V

As a hospital chaplain, I watched lives end, faiths fracture and certainties crumble. My job was holding hands in the dark
by Nettie Reynolds

You have to sit down somewhere, unhurried and unbothered, to really hear yourself. But where?
by Atar Hadari

In medicine, empathy came easy. In friendship, it fell apart. An autism diagnosis helped me understand why
by Zoë Read
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When grief and distraction spun my mind out of control, only the strain of my muscles could keep it intact
by Nancy Uddin

As a Korean adoptee, I’d never expected to meet a blood relative. Then a 23andMe email landed in my inbox
by Andrew Lee

When I tested people’s blood after a protest, I discovered that science itself could be a form of dissent
Alexander Samuel, as told to Christine Ro


My brother and mother died of their disease way too young. I’ve been on standby for 45 years
Michele Jacob, as told to Larry Lindner

Directed by Leonard Kamerling

I know the cost of being misread – first as too Black, then as too white, and never as just myself
by Pamela Swanigan

Directed by Diana Cam Van Nguyen


Directed by Justine Martin

A random shooting left me with crippling PTSD. Could magnetic stimulation of my brain quiet the terror?
by Madison Lamb


I brought my newborn to visit a hospice patient. It took me far from what I’d thought medicine was
by Lynn Hallarman


Constant access, near-perfect memory, analytic reach – ChatGPT provides things a therapist never could
by Sabela Guravich

Directed by Natalie A Chao

Like characters outgrowing their creator, our teddy bears developed lives of their own
by Sam Firman

Directed by Benjamin Buxton

Cast out by my family as a child, I was groomed by a sex trafficker. I’m finally done with cowering
Jose Alfaro, as told to Larry Lindner