Chasing the Cure

I watched the show for all of 3 minutes, other than me waking up to it on constant reruns. Ann Curry comes off overly concerned. These people have been suffering long enough, they are not side-shows at a carnival. Help these people, quit with the updates on 200 calls, and show them months later after they are better.

The show has a great concept but horribly executed and just boring and not interesting. If you want to see the same concept done perfectly then watch "Diagnosis" on Netflix! It is so much better and well made and more engaging!

A terrible show- painful to watch as a medical professional. I agree with other reviews- a very odd format. It's supposed to be "live" but you can tell it's all pre-recorded. These are just problems a doctor can diagnose and usually with just a few tests.

I think it releases a lot of good information. I went undiagnosed and then MISDIAGNOSED for several years, receiving the wrong treatment and wasting a lot of money. Any show that assists people and encourages them to find the right type of doctors that can accurately diagnose a disease is doing a great job. It gives people hope that there is an answer out there.

I think Ann Curry is doing a wonderful job as a host. She and her team are making a great contribution in getting doctors together to help patients who are looking for a diagnosis and treatment plan. You ROCK!

Some of these doctors are a joke. The one girl diagnosed with PCS; her doctor didn't listen to a freakin word she said, even the host called the doctor out on it. This should be called chasing the diagnosis........NOT cure! I was diagnosed with HH (Hereditary Hemochromatosis) and there is no cure. Using the word cure is just ignorant.