Closing Numbers

This hard-hitting drama about a husband having an affair with another man was the centrepiece of Channel 4's contribution to the 1993 World Aids Day More on Closing Numbers

Coming of Age

A week of programming dedicated to the over 60s in a bid to challenge some of the preconceptions and stereotypes surrounding the lives of older people More on Coming of Age

Dana: The 8-Year-Old Anorexic

This programme follows 8-year-old Dana as she embarks on an intensive 12-week programme at a specialist clinic to examine why younger children are developing eating disorders More on Dana: The 8-Year-Old Anorexic

The Day I Will Never Forget

More 4 documentary assessing the acutely painful and highly dangerous practice of female circumcision, focusing on girls in Kenya More on The Day I Will Never Forget

Diary of a Teenage Nudist

This sensitive and touching film follows 18-year-old Bianca as she embarks on an investigation into what motivates people to take off their clothes in public More on Diary of a Teenage Nudist

The Doctor Who Hears Voices

BAFTA-award winning director Leo Regan takes a challenging look at how society deals with mental illness, using an innovative mix of documentary footage and dramatised scenes [S] More on The Doctor Who Hears Voices

Embarrassing Bodies Kids

The clinic opens its doors for a special series that invites your little angel for a check-up More on Embarrassing Bodies Kids

Giving Up the Weed

Actor and rapper J Rock of Big Brovas has been smoking marijuana for 14 years and is desperate to give up. This observational documentary charts his struggle to give up and witnesses how he copes. More on Giving Up the Weed

Gok Wan: Too Fat Too Young

Style guru Gok talks to teenagers who have been severely affected by food addiction and explores the frightening extent of Britain's teenage obesity crisis [S] More on Gok Wan: Too Fat Too Young

Hairy Women

A frank examination of some of the embarrassing - and often very distressing - problems around female body hair More on Hairy Women

Help Me Help My Child

This moving series follows children with illnesses ranging from obsessive compulsive disorder to anorexia, as they receive intensive, and often emotionally-draining, treatment at Maudsley Hospital in London More on Help Me Help My Child

Her Name Is Sabine

The directorial debut of French screen star Sandrine Bonnaire is a moving film about the life of her younger sister, whose autism went undiagnosed for decades More on Her Name Is Sabine

The Kitchen Pharmacy

The Kitchen Pharmacy demonstrates how to create a natural medicine cabinet and grow the plants and herbs to stock it. Naturopath Annelie Whitfield cooks up natural remedies to fight the symptoms of jet-lag. More on The Kitchen Pharmacy

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Medicine Men Go Wild

Two young British doctors explore the mysterious world of tribal medicine to discover whether traditional forms of healing have anything to teach us about bodies, health and curing illness [S] More on Medicine Men Go Wild

Miracles in the Womb

Combining revolutionary 4D ultrasound footage with state-of-the art graphics, Miracles in the Womb offers a window on the often fraught world of multiple pregnancy, from conception to birth More on Miracles in the Womb

My Crazy Parents

This series follows three families, all of whom have a parent with a long history of mental health problems, and reveals how these problems affect family life More on My Crazy Parents

New Year Revolution

The hardest thing about keeping a resolution is doing it on your own. This year it's going to be different. 31 days. 3 life-changing revolutions. And an army of supporters alongside you. Join the Revolution. More on New Year Revolution

The Smallest People in the World

Acclaimed documentary maker Jane Treays enters the world of children on the edge of society, examining how they cope when their lives are shaped by extreme circumstances More on The Smallest People in the World

Superskinny Me: The Race to Size Double Zero

The film looks beyond the glossy magazines and Hollywood's 'lolly-pop' starlets to issue a life-size health warning about the latest fads and crash diets More on Superskinny Me: The Race to Size Double Zero

Tony Robinson: Me and my Mum

Tony Robinson takes an intensely personal look at the plight of Britain's elderly in a film about his 89-year old mum, Phyllis More on Tony Robinson: Me and my Mum

Too Big to Walk?

Eight obese people are given an extraordinary chance to lose weight, get fit and change their lives. But will they last the distance? More on Too Big to Walk?