InvestigateTV+: In-depth look at Hunter syndrome
Season 4, Episode 28
(InvestigateTV) — A rare genetic disorder is stealing time and basic skills from hundreds of boys nationwide. InvestigateTV+ takes an in-depth look at the disease and a groundbreaking treatment.
Plus, with obesity still surrounded by stigma, we examine the changing landscape of weight loss care and how access and insurance can impact outcomes.
Then we take a candy-coated detour on Route 66 to a Midwest shed packed wall to wall with M&M memorabilia.
A groundbreaking treatment
Nearly 10% of Americans live with a rare disease, and most of these conditions have no approved treatment options.
One of those conditions, Hunter syndrome, mostly affects boys and has had only one approved treatment since 2006. A new drug approved this year is offering families a different outlook.
The weight loss journey
Weight is a daily struggle for millions of Americans and for a lot of them it’s not just the health risks, it’s shame and setbacks.
More Americans are choosing weight loss injections over bariatric surgery, according to a new study. But some patients face a different reality when it comes to treatment options due to their insurance coverage.
Turning records into mixtapes
Since April 2008, music fans have marked Record Store Day, which highlights independent record stores and vinyl culture.
A Portland business is combining the vinyl resurgence with another personal music keepsake: the mixtape.
He built an M&M museum
It may not look very big on the outside, but once you step inside Beal’s M&M Museum in Waggoner you’ll be treated to different flavors of iconic memorabilia.
The museum houses more than 5,000 M&M items displayed from wall to wall and floor to ceiling.
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