Insight - Season 9 / Year 2014
Season 9 / Year 2014
Episodes
Fight Club
Inside Violent Families
Making Adoption Easier
Kids and Concussion
Young Gamblers
Pushing for Success
Love Bait
Changing a Mindset
Two of a Kind
Liar Liar
Free Speech
Cancer Breakthroughs
Dating Race
Shame
Grand Finale
What Makes A Psychopath?
Beer Goggles
Entitled
Survival (Part 1)
Survival (Part 2)
Tough Love
Stem Cells
Desperate Australians are turning to controversial, unproven stem cell treatments for a whole range of illnesses. They say they're tired of waiting for the long process of clinical trials to conclude, while they get sicker and sicker. This week, Insight asks whether current stem cell treatments are cause for hope – or just misleading hype.
Born Or Made
Back From The Brink
Beauty Race
Joining the Fight
Jobs and Disability
Obsessed
Surrogacy
My Fault?
Memories
Pandemic
Like A Virgin
Marijuana
As the prospect of legalisation and clinical trials looms in several states, Insight also asks whether legal marijuana will lead to an increase of recreational use – and just what will happen to the black market. Is medicinal marijuana doing good or harm?
Conscious or not
Violent Femmes
Cyborgs
Fixing Allergies
Stopping IS
First Contact
Anxiety
Polygamy
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