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Live from Abu Dhabi Connect the World takes you on a journey across continents, investigating the stories that are changing our world.
AIDS: How to survive a global plague
Becky interviews director David France and leading gay rights and AIDS activist Peter Staley.
They talk about new critically acclaimed documentary about the "plague years" of the AIDS virus, 'How to Survive a Plague' .
They also talk to Becky about their own personal experiences with the AIDS epidemic in the eighties and nineties.
Fitness tips you can use at the office
A new study presented by the American Heart association states that members of the younger generation may not be in the same shape their parents were at the same age. In fact, by comparison they are less fit and therefore may be more vulnerable to  certain chronic diseases when older.
Read: Are you fitter than a fifth-grader? Probably
Max Foster speaks with doctor Marty Makary about the importance of regular exercise.
He then gets put through his paces by fitness professional Siobhan O'Connor who  shows Max how he can exercise around the office and even when he's on his way to lunch.
Cardiologist: Don't demonize fat
Many people try to avoid saturated fats for fear of illnesses such as heart disease, but a medical professional has come forward to argue against the view that has been held by people across the globe for decades.
Becky talks to medical experts about the truth behind the fatty foods we consume.
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