S3 E1: Positive
As Dana looks for someone to help her have a baby of her own, Lu is forced to deal with the potentially deadly consequences of providing a teenage girl with contraceptives.
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A women's health clinic in Philadelphia is the setting for this drama. While dealing with a number of medical issues, the show often revolves around the conflict between the clinic's directors: one a passionate advocate for patients and the other a more discipline-oriented doctor.
Cast: Rosa Blasi, Tamera Mowry-Housley, Jenifer Lewis
Director: John Perrin Flynn, Joseph Napolitano
As Dana looks for someone to help her have a baby of her own, Lu is forced to deal with the potentially deadly consequences of providing a teenage girl with contraceptives.
1 hours
Dana's efforts to save a girl's life with fetal stem cells may jeopardize the clinic's government funding; Lu suspects that a young girl's breathing disorder is actually a result of her mother's efforts to be seen as a hero.
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Lu treats a woman whose immune system disorder is threatening her ability to be a mother; Dana tries to convince a popular minister to stop trying to hide the fact that she's going blind.
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Andy treats chronic pain and addiction cases while managing family strain. Lu handles dependency, misdiagnosis, and medical ethics conflicts. Patient outcomes vary, but hospital practices and personal relationships evolve and improve.
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A chickenpox outbreak and hospital infection spread panic. Misdiagnosis, family conflict, and drug defects worsen outcomes. Several patients die or recover, forcing staff to confront medical errors and rebuild trust.
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A virus outbreak causes citywide shutdowns. Lu investigates infection sources while treating critically ill children. Despite efforts, a child dies. The outbreak is traced and contained, but emotional and professional fallout remains.
45 minutes
A woman learns her miscarriages are the result of her own mother's taking a powerful drug during pregnancy; Lu and Andy square off over using a drug to help an addict from dying after an overdose.
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As Andy finds herself caught between a concerned mom and her schizophrenic daughter, she warns Lu that a patient's arm may be infected with a deadly, flesh-eating bacteria.
45 minutes
Andy and Lu face family tension, theft accusations, and addiction issues. A sorority drug scandal and multiple medical crises lead to reform efforts. Relationships are strained but partially repaired through honesty and intervention.
44 minutes
Andy juggles surgeries while discovering Jessie's anorexia concerns and a hospital infection linked to faulty tissue implants. A chain of medical crises, misjudgments, and teen health issues ends with reconciliation and accountability.
45 minutes
As they vie to deliver the first baby of the New Year, Lu's young cancer patient is arrested for being a terrorist, while Andy treats an arthritic woman who needs her hands to speak.
45 minutes
Her father's illness forces Andy to consider exposing some secrets that could damage the Army's reputation; Lu questions a court order to remove a newborn from her mother who's been accused of murdering her first child.
45 minutes
A West Nile outbreak follows a near-drowning rescue and malfunctioning equipment. Citywide panic erupts after exposure fears. A child dies despite surgery, and the true infection source is found, resolving the crisis but leaving emotional fallout.
45 minutes
Andy's family struggles as Lu handles sorority alcohol abuse, teen theft, and addiction cases. Misunderstandings and grief complicate care, but revelations about patients and staff lead to treatment, reconciliation, and partial healing.
45 minutes
Lu's efforts to help a depressed patient is complicated by her arrest for refusing to cooperate with a murder investigation; Andy and Les reunite for their daughter's surgery, while Robert faces a demon from his past.
45 minutes