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Women in Beed, an impoverished, drought-hit district in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, are resorting to removing their uterus. These women are sugarcane labourers and work for nearly 18 hours every day during the cutting season.

Lee explains the consequences of making abortion illegal.

Women with chronic illnesses are often misdiagnosed with anxiety, depression, or hypochondria instead of receiving the treatment they need. This is Devri’s story.

Are you really, actually, honestly ready to be thirty? This episode of our game show puts contestants to the test.

They aim to cure phobias and addictions by creating immersive experiences designed to expose a patient to "safe space" situations that normally cause anxiety in the real world.

VICE News sat down with Catherine Glenn Foster, AUL president and CEO, to talk about why the group has had so much success over the last decade.

We break down of the healthcare numbers the Senate could revise before Mitch McConnell really goes for a vote.

We travel to Jackson, Mississippi, one of the hardest-hit Southern cities, to investigate why HIV among black gay men has reached epidemic proportions.

VICE News went to Chicago's South Side to investigate the consequences of the city's trauma care desert.

Henry Langston joins a group therapy session, where inmates talk about their looming release dates and their biggest challenges in maintaining sobriety.

VICE News travels to Hyderabad, India's pharma capital, to see how the pollution from pharmaceutical factories is contributing to antibiotic resistance.

VICE News looks inside the state facility in New Hampshire that's readily providing substance abuse treatment — its state prison.