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Traveling the globe looking at the influence that culture has on how people experience and explain mental health and mental illness in Japan we met. A mango or artist with depression he's been using his manga to trace unexpected turns in how Japanese society understands his condition and then I was introduced to a different hospital somewhere near my workplace. There I was told it was. Depression. I was completely shocked watch depression. We explored some of the reasons why Swedes are so worried about the mental health of adolescence from parenting to life precious to a possible culture of w...

Clinton professional or Ian Williams was the star of the show with a superior 121 of the Northwest warriors scored 302 and their Championship clash with hosts lightning at Malahide yesterday play gets underway this morning at 11 o'clock and Gary said he's f.e.i. Cup quarter final way to Wexford yet says being confirmed for Friday the 9th of September kick off it will clock Thanks Eric a quick look at the weather so mess patches at 1st but mostly dry during this morning with plenty of bright our sunny spells about Bork larger in the afternoon with scattered showers developing quite warm though...

Middle ear. they're called oscicles. it's this fragile, complicated system. and while some people are born profoundly deaf. hearing loss for many people happens over time from reasons like disease, age, or damage to the auditory system. but deafness doesn't stop people like darren coleman. he's breaking down the sound barrier. saturday morning on a military base outside tacoma, washington. 450 kids. dozens of coaches and three professional football players from the nfl have all gathered for a camp. >> you all ready? >> derek coleman is a fullbak for the seattle seahawks. he also holds a unique...

Operation. dr. eric wilkinson was another. >> going to take a look at the implant. his scar is actually really nicely healing up. >> dr. wilkinson is one of the lead investigators on this abi trial. children's hospital of los angeles and the university of southern california aren't the first to be performing auditory brain stem implants. surgeons in italy have been doing this procedure for more than ten years. but this trial is the only fda approved one in the united states. funded by the national institutes of health. >> you want that? you can have -- >> they are also focusing on one particul...

Our senses help us perceive the world around us. a certain smell or sound can trigger some of our deepest memories. when it comes to hearing, the entire auditory system relies on tiny little hairs in your ears. they pick up the vibrations from your eardrum and convert them to nerve impulses. that's the message your brain receives. for more than 100 years, it was believed that brain tissue in this region was intended to process sound and sound only. that was until dr. laura began her work focusing not on sound and speech, but on language. and what she found was revolutionary. >> at first glance...