Unnatural Causes

Unnatural Causes is a multi-part documentary series that critically examines the relationship between social inequality and health. It explores how factors like poverty, race, and social status significantly impact an individual's well-being and life expectancy. The series features interviews with leading medical professionals, researchers, and individuals affected by these health disparities.

The series was praised for its in-depth investigation into the social determinants of health, bringing to light often overlooked connections between socioeconomic status and medical outcomes. It was seen as an important contribution to public health discourse, although some found its directness challenging.

• Highlights the stark link between social class and health outcomes.

• Critiques the medical establishment for often ignoring societal factors in patient care.

• Features compelling personal stories illustrating health disparities.

Google audience: Audience reception is not widely documented on Google reviews, but the series is generally regarded as thought-provoking and informative for those interested in public health and social justice.

The series was produced in collaboration with the acclaimed documentary filmmaker, Dr. Rick Pollack, known for his work on health and social issues.