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Child and adolescent psychologist Steven Sussman, Ph.D, explains why many doctors object to the use of electronic health records.

Jackie says she hasn't washed her hair with shampoo in five years. Learn how Jackie takes her care of her hair without conventional cleaners.

Playing a musical instrument can be fun, but for people with lung problems it can also offer health benefits. See how one man convinced his doctor to make his favorite pastime a form of therapy

The Best Ways to Protect Your Health in Sub-Zero Weather

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares tips to stay safe during weekend workouts from The Doctors' latest USA Weekend HealthSmart column.

A hot bath can be relaxing, but could adding Epsom salt to your soothing soak help reduce bloating?

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears discusses his own weight loss journey and how it motivated him to share his story with others.

The Doctors ask an audience member to try an Epsom salt bath, a beauty treatment that actress Jennifer Lawrence reportedly uses to reduce bloating before events. See the results of a 20-minute soak.

Dr. Art Markman sits down with co-hosts JD and Rebecca to talk about his new book "Smart Change", which is all about learning how to live a sustainable lifestyle.

According to the American Heart Association, certain risk factors can increase a person's risk of having a stroke. Understanding your personal risk factors and learning to manage those that are under your control can help you prevent a stroke. Dr. Travis Stork (The Doctors) and Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, share ways in which you can lower your risk.

Stress affects us all. Whether dealing with financial problems, disciplining your kids or trying to make a deadline at work, stress is everywhere and can take a toll on your body and overall health. The Doctors' Dr. Travis Stork and Pfizer Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall sit down to discuss the physical reactions caused by stress.

Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman explains that excessive sugar consumption, especially refined white sugar, can have a myriad of negative health consequences, including frequent urination. Learn how.

The Doctors weigh in on the effectiveness of urine therapy. Should you try it?

Deborah explains how she discovered urine therapy and how it has helped her get her life back.

Laura Schocker, Dr. Michael Grandner and Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum join HuffPost Live to discuss how sleeping can heal your heart.

Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman explains that excessive sugar consumption, especially refined white sugar, can have a myriad of negative health consequences, including frequent urination. Learn how.

The Doctors weigh in on the effectiveness of urine therapy. Should you try it?

Deborah explains how she discovered urine therapy and how it has helped her get her life back.

We'd be lying if we said it wasn't tempting to hit snooze. Considering around 35 percent of us get fewer than seven hours of sleep a night, who wouldn't want just a few more minutes of undisturbed slumber?

The Doctors weigh in on whether getting examined by a good-looking doctor might be an issue for some patients. Learn about E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork's experiences with female patients while on duty. Plus, would he let family medicine physician and sexologist Dr. Rachael Ross or OB/GYN Dr. Jennifer Ashton examine him?

Too much time in the cold weather can hurt you regardless of what you wear.

Jess makes a natural toner that calms down red blotchy skin naturally.

Each week HuffPost Healthy Living and HuffPost Live team up to bring you Motivational Monday, where we feature inspirational stories of dramatic weight loss and life-altering discipline. This week, Scott Sewell shares how he lost 140 pounds!

Bestselling author and Steve Jobs' doctor, David Agus says movement is medicine.

Dr. Martin D. Fried MD, fellowships: Hospital For Sick Kids, Toronto - Pediatric Nutrtion & Babies Hospital,Columbia Presbyterian Med Ctr, NY - Pediatric Gastroenterology, talks about the benefits of having a dog.

Executive editor of RumorFix.com Richard Ayoub joins The Doctors to give the scoop on the latest celebrity health headlines. Hear details on pop star Justin Bieber's arrest for DUI.

For couples struggling to conceive, artificial insemination can be a dream come true, but for one couple, their dream became a nightmare when they discovered that their daughter's actual biological father was a former felon who worked at the fertility clinic where she was conceived. It remains unknown whether he switched out sperm donors' samples with his own on more than one occasion. (Part 2)

Twenty years after having a child via artificial insemination, one couple discovered that their daughter's actual biological father was a former felon who worked at the fertility clinic where she was conceived. Hear how the family has reacted since learning the shocking news. (Part 1)

The U.S. imports more than 80 percent of its spices, and alarming research from the FDA revealed that roughly 7 percent of them were tainted with salmonella. Learn about the safety protocols that have been put in place to help reduce the risk of contamination. Plus, the best ways to safeguard against foodborne illness.

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares tips for treating cold and flu symptoms from the The Doctors ' latest article in USA Weekend 's HealthSmart column.