His Disease is NOT Human | Pure Genius | MD TV

When a patient's disease doesn't exist on any medical databases, doctors must find the cause to find a cure.

From Pure Genius Season 1 Episode 11 'Touch and Go' - James and Zoe try radical treatments on a girl with a rare skin disorder in an attempt to heal her in time for her prom; James considers an experimental cure for Louis Keating's GSS condition; Malik is jealous of James and Zoe's special connection.

Pure Genius (2016) A young tech-titan from Silicon Valley decides to build a hospital with a new-school approach to medicine and enlists a veteran surgeon who has a controversial past.

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[mandymagnolia]

The “don’t you dare go to Walmart and buy one of those plastic monstrosities” got me 😅

[mrburns]

I will never understand one thing about these shows, that their first reaction is not to get that kid out of the room when something scary like that is happening. The moment he asked "what's happening with Daddy's eye?" I would have gotten him out of there so fast.

[gilliantill]

It always amazes me when they let family, children watch while doctors examine patients.

[TheFiown]

My best friend ended up in hospital with a diabetic seizure and they just left her in the corridor as a drunk. I had to insist that she was in low glucose mode so they then reacted; Some years earlier I had a bad reaction to medication and ended up in the ER, they pushed up my sleeves believing me to be on drugs.

[mattgerrish]

The fact that the cops even arrested this guy for DUI without even trying to do a breathalyzer test is infuriating.

[aulorasullivan]

i like how they get "he might have a kid" from the thomas tattoo
...*me who still enjoys nostalgic childhood shows*

[merbearlorelei]

Before he passed, my father had a lot of problems with his blood sugar (he had a cardiac event where it skyrocketed to 26 when the normal is between 5-7).
There's a vast difference in smell from alcohol and diabetic/ketone/acetone breath, and cops should know the difference. I won't be able to forget it.

[paigewood]

I'm surprised that they didn't quarantine him immediately after realising he had an unknown virus. They could have accidentally infected everyone in the room by letting the husband and son near him without masks. They had no idea that it wasn't an airborne virus, or how communicable it was, or how long the incubation period was, for all they knew, Nathan could have gotten the virus three years ago but it only aggravated when he got a splinter.

[MrsSaxophonegirl]

If he had a virus they couldn’t identify wouldn’t they quarantine him? You have no idea how that virus works

[bumper]

They forgot the part where the insurance companies deny coverage for any of this type of treatment.

[calypsoschaos]

crap. this made me cry so hard. i was in a similar situation with my dad at that kid's age- not some weird tick virus, but sepsis that was antimicrobial resistant- and seeing my dad on a ventilator is still one of the worst pains of my life. so blessed that he made it through.

[chelseaameliore]

Bro when asked him to read to their son in the silly voices If he dies and he said "I want him to grow up in a home where it's ok to be silly" I cried like a baby

[progenlol]

"What is your gut telling you now?"
"That I need a sandwich before I go injecting Tick plasma into a human being for the first time ever."
That part killed me ngl

[feralbluee]

2:44 the shot of the gold band on his hand was beautiful. it meant so much. his relationship is real and it’s beautiful, too. just an incredible shot. to whomever did that, you are a wonderful and very, very good film person. have a great day! :) 🎭🌷🌱

[tzuyuwu]

Have the people that made this show even ever been to a hospital?😭

[Bunnyman]

suspension of disbelief is a good concept to apply to this show.

[jamiehatcher]

They don't know what he has but they don't quarantine him 😳

[brilafferty.healeddoula]

Where are all these doctors that go on field trips to get to the bottom of these illnesses? I don't know a single one with that kind of time let alone a whole team

[KGP]

This show is so cringe that my eyes were rolling in the back of my head harder than the "patient's". The writing, the CSI type fake tech, the poor biology knowledge (plasma? in ticks? nope, they have hemolymph) the tropish child character and the wooden Dr. Glasses was too much.

[utuber]

Dr house would have had this done already