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A terminally ill man and his misanthropic son are forced into proximity, testing whether damage can coexist with connection.

Hospital relationships buckle under professional ambition and personal longing in a medical drama centered on diagnostics.

A mentally disabled son is left to care for his gravely ill mother alone, with devastating consequences for the whole family.

A nurse consumed by terminal patients at work is utterly isolated outside it — dedication as both vocation and wound.

A physician uses a controversial experimental treatment, forcing medicine to confront the ethics of radical intervention.

The opioid crisis examined from three angles — pharma, doctor, patient — mapping the institutional origins of addiction.

You design and manage a hospital's every system, then step into the diagnostic role yourself to treat individual patients.

A hospital management sim where treating patients and sustaining the institution demand equally ruthless prioritization.

A narcoleptic's vivid, reality-blurring dreams ripple outward, warping the lives of everyone connected to her condition.

A brooding surgeon's emotional walls are tested when professional duty collides with the needs of a vulnerable child.

A self-sufficient country doctor's settled isolation is disrupted by a colleague who refuses to let him stay detached.

Comedy sketches of life's minor tragedies, set in Russia at the turn of the century.

A child subjected to repeated medical visits recounts an upbringing shaped by illness weaponized as control.

A hospital pathologist who pronounces on every patient must ultimately turn his diagnostic gaze on himself.

A disgraced med-school dropout returns to hospital life, navigating shame and family tension from the bottom of the hierarchy.

An elite team hunts the source of mysterious disease outbreaks, blending diagnostic rigor with procedural urgency.

High-stakes hospital politics play out when a VIP patient turns every clinical decision into a power struggle.

A gifted surgeon with savant syndrome uses extraordinary perception where human connection fails him entirely.

A surgeon trapped between medicine's obligations and organized crime navigates a moral double life under constant pressure.

A new hospital director dismantles bureaucratic inertia to deliver real care, against institutional resistance at every turn.