About Severed: Diabetes Denial and Mistrust

"Severed: Diabetes Denial and Mistrust" is a critically acclaimed TV Series which was released by ABC News Live in 2024. The show provides an eye-opening examination of the escalating crisis of diabetic amputations, with a focus on the disproportionately high rates in Black and Brown communities, tackling issues of healthcare disparities, systemic racism, and public mistrust.

Making / Production

The series is the result of extensive research and in-depth reporting. It brings together healthcare professionals, diabetes sufferers and their families, and policy-makers to present a multifaceted view of the issue.

Actors

• Actor 1: Played the role of a healthcare professional shedding light on the medical aspects of diabetes and its management
• Actor 2: Portrayed a member of the Black community suffering from diabetes and their struggle with navigating healthcare systems
• Actor 3: Represented a voice from the policy-making sphere discussing public health policies surrounding diabetes care

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The series has garnered attention for its empathetic and compassionate portrayal of the struggles faced by diabetes sufferers in disadvantaged communities
• The series has sparked widespread discussion and has inspired policy change in several areas
• The creators painstakingly researched real-life stories to ensure the authenticity of their portrayals

Music, Soundtrack

• Track 1: Composed by Musician 1, a haunting melody that underscores the gravity of the crisis.
• Track 2: Composed by Musician 2, an uplifting tune symbolizing hope and resilience.
• Track 3: Performed by Artist 1, a poignant song that reflects the struggle and determination of people living with diabetes.

Quotes

• "This is not just about diabetes. It's about systemic issues that prevent proper care from reaching the people that need it the most."
• "We have the ability to change this. But first, we have to acknowledge that it's happening."
• "Hope, resilience, fight. These are the things I've learned from living with diabetes."