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| When an infection destroys a cell, the surrounding cells signal each other to wall it off. They isolate the infected cell to prevent it from spreading and harming other parts of your body. The isolation is temporary, but important. It gives your body time to trigger your immune system and stop the infection from spreading. Until isolation is no longer needed.
Much like the cells in our body, >humans often isolate to avoid harm. The truth is, no single part of the body can thrive on its own. Your organs work together as a system. They'll compensate for each other when one gets weak. People can do the same for each other, stepping up when someone else is down. Isolating ourselves often makes us feel more alone. We're usually better together, even when we're struggling. |
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| Titolo originale: The Marathon Continues
In onda in USA il: 2 maggio 2024
Titolo in italiano:
Prima Tv Italia (Disney+):
Promo: 1
Trama: Mika e Teddy ricevono un paziente da un penitenziario vicino. Catherine si oppone al piano di trattamento di Link e Monica per un VIP. La Bailey cerca di integrare il benessere nel programma di specializzazione.
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In Between (feat. Matt Berninger) - Matt Berninger, Wilderado
Your Child My Child - Natasha Bedingfield, MILCK |
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| Years ago, a New York physician discovered a gene mutation that causes congenital insensitivity to pain or CIP. It's an extremely rare condition that blocks people from feeling pain. It sounds good in theory, but pain is important. It tells the body when it's in danger, and helps keep it alive. Put your hand in fire, get burned, and you learn not to do it again. Or put another way... living hurts.
As long as you're hurting, you're living. We know this. Pain is an excellent teacher. And life is full of sayings that remind us of its upsides. Growing pains. Labor pains. Happy tears. So good it hurts. Pain warns us. It protects us. And most of all, pain makes us appreciate life's pleasures. Cherish good company, good health. Savor the moments after the hurting, when you're all better, pain-free. At least for a while. |
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| Lucky Me - Izzy Harlow
Moving Backwards - Katie Garfield
I'll Scream (All the Words) - Deyaz
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| In 1963, Dr. Thomas Starzl performed the first five liver transplants. One patient bled to death on the operating table. The other four died within days. As a result, the operation was considered too dangerous to be performed on humans and liver transplantation was suspended worldwide for the next four years. Wasn't exactly an auspicious start for a surgery that has saved countless lives.
Progress doesn't happen overnight. And setbacks are all but inevitable. Sometimes it can make you feel like Sisyphus endlessly pushing the same boulder up the same hill. But where would we be if Dr. Starzl hadn't persevered to perfect the liver transplant. If he had let the setbacks win? As tempting as it can be to throw in the towel sometimes you have to take the obstacles as they come and find a new path forward. |
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| Magic Motion - BEADIE, Joy Pageant
Always On Your Side - Adona, Oshins
Changes - The Careful Ones |
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| Titolo originale: Never felt so alone
In onda in USA il: 11 aprile 2024
Titolo in italiano:
Prima Tv Italia (Disney+):
Promo: 1
Trama: Al Grey Sloan è tutto pronto quando un gruppo di studenti di medicina viene ferito dal crollo di un pavimento durante la festa dei camici bianchi; Jo e Link sono costretti a parlare del futuro; Jules affronta Winston sul suo atteggiamento.
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To Never See the Light - Luke Beling
Known - The Dramatics |
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| At the height of the Great Depression, Harvard scientists started tracking students in hopes of discovering the key to a long and happy life. They looked at participants' mental and physical health over 75 years. It is the longest study of happiness to date. Seventy-five years, and all they did was confirm what we've known since the beginning of time. The most powerful predictor of health and happiness is the quality of our relationships. Strong relationships protect us. Loneliness on the other hand can be deadly.
Over the course of our lives, our relationships ebb and flow. We get together, break up, move away, or fall out of touch. It's prolonged periods of loneliness and toxicity that wreak havoc on our health, our brain function and our longevity. Sometimes being alone can be so terrifying that we trap ourselves in harmful relationships. But in order to really thrive, you've got to be willing to cut and run. Your life just might depend on it. |
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