Has medical science replaced the need for miracles?
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After a recent breakthrough enabled a woman to walk again despite being told she never would, Esther invited surgeons Leo Cheng and Caris Grimes to explore whether we should still be holding out for miracles and who should be getting the final credit.
Released on 1 Dec 2025
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