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Greece has more than 200 inhabited islands, many of which lack medical facilities. Fortunately, there are doctors who travel to even the most remote Aegean islands, providing health care on a volunteer basis.
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From heavy metals in Kashmir lakes to arsenic in Bihar drinking water - and polluted farmland across continents - how can we address the toxic threat?
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At Nairobi's Egware Museum, host Ann Muli tries her hand at Kisii soapstone carving and meets African creatives who are debating, redesigning and reinventing tradition for a new generation.####
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Germany is looking for new partners in Asia. As Chancellor Merz travels to Singapore, Japan and South Korea, Berlin is trying to reduce its economic dependence on China while adapting to a changing global order.
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A South African experiment launched in 1954 offers insights for a hotter future. Plus: Saving one of the world's most trafficked mammals, and how to turn sand into fertile soil.
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The latest generation of AI is infiltrating the most intimate parts of our lives. This documentary explores the opportunities and risks of using artificial intelligence in psychotherapy. Can chatbots really help when it comes to our mental health?
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From heavy metals in Kashmir lakes to arsenic in Bihar drinking water - and polluted farmland across continents - how can we address the toxic threat?