Secrets of Anatomy
- Медицина, Наука
- 13 episodes
- 2018-2020
A TV project about the makeup of the human body. Host Dr. Roman Fishkin, a professional surgeon, uncovers the most interesting processes happening in our bodies. In each episode he and the experts, anatomists, surgeons, and physiologists, reveal the secrets of human anatomy.
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Кожа Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2020 • 26 minutes
It protects humans from infections and uncomfortable temperatures, helps maintain water balance, and participates in producing the valuable vitamin D. Thanks to it, we can sense the world outside and sometimes reveal our inner feelings — at least with the touching blush of our cheeks. It helps us recognize our loved ones among many people, is always visible, and serves as a medical record of our entire body. It's the skin — our bodies' largest organ.
Скелет Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2018 • 26 minutes
The Skeleton
Regeneration Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2020 • 26 minutes
A television project about the structure of the human body. The programme's host, professional surgeon Roman Fishkin, will explore everything about the most fascinating processes happening in our bodies. In each episode, Dr. Fishkin, alongside experts — anatomists, surgeons, physiologists — uncovers the mysteries of human anatomy.
The Reproductive System Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2020 • 26 minutes
Each system in a person's body works to preserve their life. However, the system explored in this episode protects the lives of all humanity. What secrets are hidden within the inner worlds of men and women? In what ways are we similar, and in what ways are we utterly different? How does a single cell develop into a new human being, who will later have trillions of such cells? How can science model this unique process in the laboratory? And finally, what in our lives should we thank nature for, and what — our parents?
The Brain Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2020 • 26 minutes
Who is reading these lines now: you or your brain? This time, we explore a very small part of the human body, housed within the modest skull, yet influencing everything in life and consuming huge amounts of energy. Why do we need a brain? How does it shape our perception of the world and determine what is reality? Where within it is the “flash drive” of memory stored, and does such a “flash drive” even exist? How long can we go without sleep? And most importantly— what percentage of our brain do we actually use? Or does it use us?
The Endocrine System Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2020 • 26 minutes
More than a century ago, science discovered unique substances produced into the blood by ductless glands — thus, humanity learned about the endocrine system. However, over time, it became clear that hormones are far more complex than initially thought. So, what are they really? Where do the origins of hormonal activity lie, and why do they so strongly rule our lives? What underpins the notorious “adrenaline addiction”? Why is being too thin not always good? And can you truly “befriend” your hormones? In the 19th century, answering these questions was difficult. In the 21st century, it's quite possible.
The Immune System Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2020 • 26 minutes
Every minute, our body is attacked by hundreds of bacteria and fungi that, in principle, could even kill us. How can we live in such a world? Of course, you could get a couple of spare space suits and wipe yourself from head to toe with disinfecting liquid from a bottle several times an hour. But our perfect body has evolved a more elegant form of protection — the immune system.
The Digestive System Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2019 • 26 minutes
A television project about the structure of the human body. The programme's host, professional surgeon Roman Fishkin, will explore everything about the most fascinating processes happening in our bodies. In each episode, Dr. Fishkin, alongside experts — anatomists, surgeons, physiologists — uncovers the mysteries of human anatomy.
The Respiratory System Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2020 • 26 minutes
Without it, we would have no energy. It tirelessly defends us from dangers and diseases. Only thanks to it can we speak, sing a serenade, and dive underwater. Nature endowed it with a dual control system: unconscious and conscious. This is the respiratory system — the most delicate part of the human body, without which life is simply impossible.
The Nervous System Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2019 • 26 minutes
A television project about the structure of the human body. The programme's host, professional surgeon Roman Fishkin, will explore everything about the most fascinating processes happening in our bodies. In each episode, Dr. Fishkin, alongside experts — anatomists, surgeons, physiologists — uncovers the mysteries of human anatomy.
The Senses. Film Two Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2019 • 26 minutes
В предыдущей серии мы изучили, как работают наши зрение, слух и осязание. Настало время попробовать незнакомые вкусы. Вдохнуть ароматы, меняющие сознание. И постараться не упасть, стоя на ровном месте.
The Circulatory System Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2019 • 26 minutes
A television project about the structure of the human body. The programme's host, professional surgeon Roman Fishkin, will explore everything about the most fascinating processes happening in our bodies. In each episode, Dr. Fishkin, alongside experts — anatomists, surgeons, physiologists — uncovers the mysteries of human anatomy.
The Senses. Film One Dubbing on request Subtitles available (Russian)
Secrets of Anatomy • 2019 • 26 minutes
There's a lot of interesting stuff inside us: bones, muscles, blood vessels, the brain. But none of that matters at all without interaction with the environment. That's exactly what another very important system is for: the sensory system. Today, we'll see with our own eyes how our vision deceives us. We’ll feel, through touch, how people from the north differ from those in the south. And we’ll hear why humans have three ears.