***This episode contains discussion of neonatal death, medical harm, and criminal acts committed within a healthcare setting. While no graphic details are included, the subject matter may be distressing for some listeners—particularly those working in or connected to neonatal or pediatric care.***

In this episode, we unpack the case of Lucy Letby, a neonatal nurse trusted with the most fragile patients, now convicted of murdering infants in her care.

What began as a series of unexplained collapses inside a neonatal intensive care unit slowly revealed patterns no one wanted to see.

This isn’t just a true crime story, it’s a case about trust, cognitive bias, workplace culture, and what happens when “unremarkable findings” stop being unremarkable at all.

Listener discretion advised.

Keywords: Healthcare, Medical, Nursing, NICU, True Crime, Crimes Against Children

What does “unremarkable findings” really mean in medicine? In Episode 0, Kat and Alex introduce the podcast, the inspiration behind its name, and the kinds of medical stories you’ll hear; from strange cases and rare diagnoses to clinical curiosities that challenge what we think is normal.

Keywords for search: medicine, medical podcast, case studies, healthcare, rare diseases, clinical stories.