VIDEOLIB Archive: [Videonews] Mysterious Human Heart

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Producer: WNET
Length: 3 X 60 minutes
AVP Release Date: October 2007
"The series, thanks to those who let their stories be told and filmed, shatters any complacency you might have developed about your heart after hearing for so long about successful transplants and seeing heart-surgery survivors like David Letterman and Bill Clinton resume high-profile lives." New York Times
"' The Mysterious Human Heart' is an engrossing and educational three-part PBS documentary about that central organ and all that can go wrong with it ...Indeed, the series is a paean to modern medicine, the amazing things it can do -- with unpredictable success, admittedly -- and the brilliant or simply caring professionals who wield the scalpels and work the machines." - Los Angeles Times

"Filmed around the world using high-definition technology, these human stories are enhanced through state-of-the-art animation illustrating the inner workings of the human heart."-AOL Television (online)

Airing October 15th, the New Public Television Series From Filmmaker David Grubin Explores the Body's Perpetual Motion Machine and How We Cope With Coronary Diseases.
The heart is the engine of human life. Beating almost 100,000 times a day, more than 36 million times each year, it endures abuse and trauma with extraordinary resilience. Yet, as more nations become prosperous and lifestyles change, heart disease has become the world's number one killer of men and women alike. In America alone, approximately 3,000 people each day die from cardiovascular disease.

Each of the three programs that make up THE MYSTERIOUS HUMAN HEART focuses on a different aspect of what we thought we knew, what we know now, and what we're on the verge of learning about the heart. This material is presented through the real-life dramas of people who suddenly learn that a normal, functioning heart is not something that can be taken for granted.

FILMED IN HIGH DEFINITION
English Subtitled for the Hearing Impaired
Spanish Subtitled
5.1 Surround Sound

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Ambrose Video Publishing,Inc.
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Now Available from Ambrose Video & DVD

The Mysterious Human Heart - DVD Series

Series Price: $49.99
(3 DVDs in series)
(Public Performance Rights Included)

Producer:	WNET
Length:	3 X 60 minutes

AVP Release Date: October 2007

"The series, thanks to those who let their stories be told and filmed, shatters any complacency you might have developed about your heart after hearing for so long about successful transplants and seeing heart-surgery survivors like David Letterman and Bill Clinton resume high-profile lives." New York Times
"' The Mysterious Human Heart' is an engrossing and educational three-part PBS documentary about that central organ and all that can go wrong with it ...Indeed, the series is a paean to modern medicine, the amazing things it can do -- with unpredictable success, admittedly -- and the brilliant or simply caring professionals who wield the scalpels and work the machines." - Los Angeles Times

Airing October 15th, the New Public Television Series From Filmmaker David Grubin Explores the Body's Perpetual Motion Machine and How We Cope With Coronary Diseases.

The heart is the engine of human life. Beating almost 100,000 times a day, more than 36 million times each year, it endures abuse and trauma with extraordinary resilience. Yet, as more nations become prosperous and lifestyles change, heart disease has become the world's number one killer of men and women alike. In America alone, approximately 3,000 people each day die from cardiovascular disease.

Each of the three programs that make up THE MYSTERIOUS HUMAN HEART focuses on a different aspect of what we thought we knew, what we know now, and what we're on the verge of learning about the heart. This material is presented through the real-life dramas of people who suddenly learn that a normal, functioning heart is not something that can be taken for granted.

FILMED IN HIGH DEFINITION

English Subtitled for the Hearing Impaired
Spanish Subtitled
5.1 Surround Sound

[Videonews] Mysterious Human Heart - Available now!

Airing October 15th, the New Public Television Series From Filmmaker David Grubin Explores the Body's Perpetual Motion Machine and How We Cope With Coronary Diseases.

FILMED IN HIGH DEFINITION