Something's Killing Me - Episode Guide

Doctors discover a shocking secret about a young mother dying of cancer.

A doctor investigates whether a rare disease drove a beloved physician to commit a violent murder.

A difficult-to-diagnose illness causes symptoms that mirror schizophrenia.

After several patients arrive at the emergency room with strange infections, the CDC Disease Detectives are called to investigate.

A rare genetic disease causes fatal insomnia.

When several patients die mysteriously, hospital authorities and the police investigate sinister circumstances.

Seven-year-old Kyle Lewis loves summer, then he develops a headache and a high fever, so his parents bring him to the hospital; doctors race to find out what is wrong with Kyle in time to save him.

A few days after the death of Dr. Autumn Klein, a doctor at the hospital checks her chart and helps solve the mystery of what killed their colleague.

Patients surface with similar symptoms and doctors have to act fast if they hope to save lives.

In April of 2012, 61-year-old Mark Staudte, a father of four and local musician from Springfield, Mo., abruptly became ill. Nine months later, his 24-year-old daughter suddenly became ill and was hospitalized in critical condition.

Physicians discover a strange, genetic disease that causes progressive neurological deterioration in children.

On Sept. 29, 1982, seven unsuspecting Chicago-area residents are stricken, and then die under mysterious medical circumstances. When the actual cause of death was discovered, a task force was formed to investigate.

High school volleyball player Jeanna Giese complains she's fatigued and has numbness in her arm; then, she starts experiencing double-vision and loss of balance, making it clear she is suffering from something far more sinister than a sports injury.

What do California honeymooners, a surfer in Hawaii and a toddler in Tennessee have in common? That's what several doctors and the CDC in Atlanta spent months trying to figure out.

Dr. Bill Lidner collapses just hours after returning home from a family trip overseas. His young daughters find him bleeding on the stairs of their Ohio home. They didn't know it then, but it is the first sign that something is very wrong.

Paul and Alison Frase were told their child's disorder had no treatment and no cure. Scientists tell them their one hope depends on finding a dog and the right genetic code – they set out on a quest to find that one-in-a-million dog.

Florida college student Lindsey Meyer and Michigan E.M.T Kevin Nesbit both come down with a painful sore throat. What seems like a symptom of the common cold, soon spirals into a life or death situation.

For thousands of years, the dreams and visions of the dying have captivated cultures. But what causes them? And are they real?