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This short film threads together the history of cardiac arrest treatment with the paradoxical discovery that stopping the heart can make it stronger. Shows how the resurrection of dead dogs in Russia in the...
How patients can improve their health: Have you or your loved one suffered a heart attack, or possibly have cardio-vascular problem? This program demonstrates how a person with coronary disease can improve...
This film describes in detail the medications commonly prescribed to heart attack victims and necessary life style adjustments that may accompany them. Part of the cardiovascular series designed to comply...
A series of four short scientific video guides on the workings of the heart, produced in November/December 2011 in association with the British Heart Foundation. THE STORY OF A SINGLE HEARTBEAT - Prof...
Aspects of life and death from a chemical perspective. What happens to our body chemistry when we have a heart attack? What role did oxygen play in the origins of life? How do the toxic by-products of oxygen...
Teenagers already have to cope with huge changes in themselves and their lives. Adjusting to the death of a close friend or family member at the same time may feel like too much for them to handle. This...
The Science on Film initiative, run by the Wellcome Trust and the Documentary Filmmakers Group, was a unique opportunity for film-makers and biomedical scientists to collaborate on an intensive film...
A collection of newsfilm covering 101 newsworthy events of the 20th century. Items are: 1) Opening credits; 2) Queen Victoria’s funeral; 3) Wright brothers’ first flight; 4) Suffragette dies under...
Three films highlight water shortages across the world. Film 1: Inner Mongolia has long been one of China’s driest regions; Film 2: In Spain the government is trying to solve its shortage by pumping water...
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