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Leprosy (Hansen's Disease) contracted from his father's business trips to India.
"Three Stories" (Winner of the 2005 Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series).
Index of House M.D. Season 1: The Ultimate Episode Guide and Overview
Luteinized unruptured follicle syndrome (a rare condition complicated by a hidden pregnancy). Episode 20: "Love Hurts" Original Air Date: May 10, 2005 index of house m.d. season 1
House routinely violates the law, medical ethics, and standard procedures to uncover the truth. The season consistently debates whether a doctor's primary duty is to respect the patient's wishes or to save their life by any means necessary.
A charismatic African-American senator running for president collapses. Vogler offers to secure House's department if House gives a speech endorsing Vogler's new pharmaceutical drug.
Matt (a high school student) and later Chi (an older student) Symptoms: Bradycardia, pinpoint pupils, paralysis.
Introduction of the team and House's refusal to see patients. House diagnoses the parasite via an X-ray of the patient's thigh, avoiding an invasive brain biopsy. Episode 2: "Paternity" Original Air Date: November 23, 2004 I can provide a detailed analysis of any
– (Must Watch) House gives a lecture that reveals his own origin story.
An intensive care specialist from Australia. Chase is eager to please House, often adopting his cynical worldview to gain approval.
Naomi, a pregnant woman experiencing severe abdominal pain and vision loss.
The second half of the season introduces billionaire Edward Vogler, who buys a seat on the board. His corporate mentality clashes directly with House's unorthodox style, leading to a dramatic struggle for control over the hospital. 📺 How to Watch Season 1 Today Index of House M
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Introduction of Edward Vogler , a billionaire pharmaceutical tycoon who becomes the chairman of the hospital board and House's main antagonist. Episode 15: "Mob Rules" Original Air Date: March 22, 2005
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Organophosphate poisoning via exposure to agricultural pesticides bound to clothing.