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Samuel L Jackson Talks Symptom Spotting
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MH Fit at 40: Gym Masterclass
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Core workout with Bradley Simmonds and Men's Health UK
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Bodyweight workout to build bigger arms, abs and burn fat
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Master your bench press with this how-to video from BXR's master trainers
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Burn fat and build muscle with this p-bar push workout from Men's Health
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How to do a barbell back squat, explained by BXR's master trainers
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How to do the vertical press for bigger, stronger shoulders. Explained by BXR and Men's Health UK
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Men's Health UK and BXR explain how to a trap bar deadlift on your next leg workout
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MH x BXR: Pull-Ups
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MH x W10: 7 Minute Challenge
Challenge your fitness with this 7-minute workout
MH x BXR: Master The Bent-Over Row
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To see just how much of a workout you can get from sawing wood we sent our junior digital writer, Daniel Davies, to Liverpoolâs Echo Arena to try Timbersports
Ricky Hatton Shares His Experience With Mental Illness
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Drs. Rx: Avoid Back Pain While You Sleep
Can how you sleep affect how your back feels? The Doctors share different sleep positions that could help with your back pain
Is Your Stressful Job Harming Your Heart?
The Doctors discuss a new study which links stress at the workplace to the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation. Find out simple ways you can decrease your stress levels while on the job.
Why Omega-3s Matter
The Doctors are joined by cardiologist Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum to explain the importance of Omega-3s.
Avoid Catching a Cold While on an Airplane
The Doctors answer a viewer question about how to avoid getting sick while flying. Plus, are protective masks effective in stopping the spreading of germs and infections? Also, does where you sit on a plane play a role in getting sick?
Manâs Transformation from Obesity to Fitness Trainer
Zach struggled with his weight for most of his life and after a series of family and personal struggles, he vowed to lose the weight and he accomplished it without surgery.
How Man Lost 240 Pounds without Surgery
Zach, who lost 240 pounds without having surgery, reveals how he was able to lose so much weight through nutrition and exercise. Plus, he shares an inspirational message for other looking to transform their body.
Safe for Nonsmokers to Chew Nicotine Gum?
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork, who is a nonsmoker, shares what happened when he tried nicotine gum. Plus, The Doctors explain if it is safe for nonsmokers to chew this type of gum.
Why Itâs so Vital to Know Which Antibiotics You Are Allergic To
While discussing a study which found that many people who believe they are allergic to penicillin are not, The Doctors detail why itâs so important to know what you are truly allergic to.
Are More People Labeled âPenicillin-Allergicâ Than Should Be?
The Doctors discuss the findings of a new study which found that many people who believe they are allergic to penicillin may not actually be allergic to the antibiotic.
Does Cold Weather Help to Burn More Calories?
Could your workouts be more successful if done in the cold? The Doctors explain how the body reacts while exercising when the temperatures dip low.
Do You Have Phone-Related Bad Posture? Get a 30-Second Fix
Are you constantly looking down at your phone or tablet and experincing body aches and pains? Physical Therapist Dr. Karena Wu shares simple and easy ways you can combat your bad posture in just seconds.
Drs. Rx: Can a Cool Room Help You Avoid Nightmares?
The Doctors share that 85 perfect of American experience occasional nightmares, which can affect your quality of sleep. Find out the ideal temperature you need in your room in order to get optimal sleep.
Emily Skyeâs Post-Baby Bounce Back Tips
Health and fitness expert Emily Skye shares some of favorite workouts and exercise tips for moms working out after having a baby.
Why Someone Elseâs Poop Smells Worse Than Your Own
The Doctorsâ Stool Squad gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez and proctologist Dr. David Rosenfeld break down an important poop question -- why does someone elseâs poop smell worse than your own?
Is the Male OB/GYN Going Extinct?
The Doctors discuss whether male OB/GYNs will soon be a thing of the past? Find out the reasons why a male OB/GYN is hard to find.
When Should You See a Doctor about Diarrhea?
The Doctorsâ Stool Squad gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez and proctologist Dr. David Rosenfeld weigh in on when someone should seek medical attention for prolonged diarrhea.
Toilet Seat Covers â" Are They Really Necessary?
Are paper toilet seat covers actually accomplishing anything? The Doctorsâ Stool Squad gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez and proctologist Dr. David Rosenfeld break down just how needed they are.
Tapeworms Found in Womanâs Spine
A woman went to her doctor complaining about electric shock sensations running down her legs. The culprit turned out to be tapeworms in her spine! Find out how the parasite led to these complications and how it was treated.
Drs. Rx: Repurpose Your Plastic Straws and Save Your Jewelry
The Doctors share a simple travel hack on how to use your plastic straws while traveling and keep them out of the trash.
Could Cleaning the House Harm Your Lungs?
The Doctors discuss an alarming study which found that the chemicals found in many household cleaning products have been shown to damage the lungs if inhaled.
Extreme Ear Wax Removal!
Everyone gets earwax now and then, but this patient went to the doctor after suffering a hearing loss and the culprit turned out to an extreme amount of ear wax!
Do You Bruise Easily? Learn How to Prevent and Fade Them!
Dermatologist Dr. Sonia Batra shares tips that may help you get rid of bruises. She also shares suggestions on how to possibly even prevent them in the first place.
Can Taping Your Mouth Improve Sleep Quality?
The Doctors weigh in on the claim that taping your mouth shut can help you sleep better -- but the panel issues a strong warning against this!
Can Shaking Your Butt Make You Happier?
The Doctors welcome Ultimate Performance Specialist Dr. Joseph McClendon III to help us understand âasstitude,â the concept of shaking your butt in order to feel happier.
Are You Being Rude to People Online and Is It Affecting Your Health?
The Doctors discuss whether rudeness, either online or in person, is having adverse effects on our health.
Are Social Media Filters Inspiring Plastic Surgery Requests?
Could the filters we use on social media be affecting how we feel about our self-image and possibly creating a false sense of self?
Men's Health versus the British Army
Digital writer, Daniel Davies, takes on the British Army's new fitness tests for soldiers involved in close combat roles
âTree Manâ Fitness Trainer Shares His Workout Tips
Fitness trainer Danny Jones, aka âThe Tree Man,â shares how someone can transform their body and lose weight in just 30 days. Plus, he demonstrates some of his workout tips.
A Shirt To Help You Sleep Better?
The Doctors put a shirt, which claims to help you sleep better, to the test with 4 people who have sleeping issues. Plus, we welcome sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta to weigh in on the shirtâs claims.
Drs. Rx: Can Squats Help with Brain Health?
The Doctors and fitness trainer Danny Jones share how squats can possibly help to improve how your brain functions.
Can Orange Juice and Cream of Tartar Fight a Nicotine Urge?
The Doctors discuss a viral tip which claims mixing orange juice and cream of tartar can help curb a craving for nicotine. Plus, The Doctors share their tips to fight the urge to smoke.
Strokes Happening to People in Their 20s?
The Doctors welcome neurosurgeon Dr. Joshua Marcus to share why people in their 20s are having strokes at higher rates. We also meet Sawyer, who has a stroke at 22.
How âTree Manâ Fitness Trainer Danny Jones Transformed His Body
Danny Jones, aka âThe Tree Manâ fitness trainer, has not always been in such amazing shape. He reveals how he was able to lose weight and shares what he eats in order to stay in shape.
Strokes: How to Identify Them
The Doctors discuss the signs and symptoms of a stroke with neurosurgeon Dr. Joshua Marcus.
Can You Save Money Paying Cash for Prescriptions?
Does whether you use cash or your insurance affect the price of your prescriptions and medications? The Doctors weigh in.
Why Cooking a Whole Egg in the Microwave Can Be Dangerous
The Doctors discuss the possible dangers of cooking a whole egg in the microwave. One woman was sent to the hospital after she cooked a shelled egg in the appliance.
Kindergartners Are Being Educated about Opioids
Kevin Lorson, the creator of HOPE Curriculum, joins The Doctors to discuss why kids from kindergarten through high school are now being taught about the dangers of opioids in Ohio.
Does Beer Increase Male Fertility?
The Doctors discuss a recent study which claims drinking beer can lead to a higher sperm count and semen volume.
Large Eye Bump, Infected Toe and Tongue Necrosis Explained!
The Doctors discuss some of your most curious health concerns, ailments and issues â" including the case of a woman who had a portion of her tongue die!
Drs. Rx: Beat The Bloat with This Shot!
Try this tasty Drs. shot of health to possibly help with digestion and bloating.
Can Too Much Time Spent on Social Media Impair Memory
Does snapping a photo to share on social media actually hinder your memory of the experience? A new study has some shocking findings regarding the need to document our lives.
Drs. Rx: Could Your Migraine Be Eased with This Spice?
The Doctors discuss a study which found that turmeric, when combined with Omega-3 fatty acids, helped with treating migraine headaches.
Will a Weighted Blanket Help You Sleep Better?
Sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta weighs in on claims that weight blankets will lead to better sleep.
Could Chewing Gum with Melatonin Help You Sleep?
The Doctors and sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta discuss gum containing melatonin, which claims to help you sleep. But is this a buzz or a bust?
Woman Transformed after Major Weight Loss and Skin Removal
Erika, who lost 220 pounds and had skin removal surgery, and plastic surgeon Dr. Emil Kohan join The Doctors to discuss her transformative surgery.
Should Young People âPre-Toxâ to Avoid Future Wrinkles?
The Doctors weigh in on the millennial trend of âpre-toxing,â where you receive treatments like fillers or injections at the first sign of a wrinkle. Does this approach work in combating those pesky lines?
Drs. Rx: Cut Risk of Early Death with Strength Training?
The Doctors discuss how a study found that strength training can cut down on early death rates.
Back Pain Is Taking over Womanâs Life
Faithâs back problems are consuming her life and she says 90 percent of her day is spent in pain. She feels sheâs being held back by the pain and worries it will only get worse.
Hope for Womanâs Debilitating Back Pain?
Faith tells us that normal activities like driving and shopping leave her in extreme pain and has come to us for help. Can pain management specialist Dr. Askash Bajaj help treat her extreme back pain?
Stressed Out? Try Giving Up Social Media For 5 Days!
Are you too concerned with the number of likes your posts are getting and feeling stressed? The Doctors discuss a study which found those who gave up social media saw a drop in stress hormones.
âNightmare Bacteriaâ: Should You Be Worried?
The Doctors welcome infectious disease researcher Dr. Ravina Kullar to discuss the dangers of ânightmare bacteriaâ and how the overuse of antibiotics may be causing antibiotic-resistant infections.
Woman Returns After Vision-Saving Procedure
Riann, who feared she might be losing her eyesight, returns after receiving a life-changing procedure from eye surgeon Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler.
How to Find the Right 'Death Doula'
The Doctors discuss how to find the right person to support you during death with death doula Alua.
Should You Hire a 'Death Doula'?
We all know about doulas for childbirth, but what about a doula for death? The Doctors welcome Alua, who supports people during the process of dying to explain why this profession can be so helpful during the end of life.
How to Get a Flat Tummy Without Flattening Your Chest
The Doctors tackle a viewer question about losing weight with decreasing the size of the breasts.
Ankle Weights: Genius Fitness Tip or Dead Weight?
Celebrities like Selena Gomez have been seen sporting ankle weights while out and about, but should you wear these all day? The Doctors weigh in!
Should You Pay to Take a Nap?
The Doctors discuss the latest wellness trend -- nap rooms. Could catching some z's midday help you feel your best and is the price worth it?
Simple Exercises for Tighter Abs and a Flatter Stomach
Shape Magazine Consulting Fitness Director Jen Widerstrom shows The Doctors easy moves (that you can do at home!) could help tone your midsection.
Slash Your Supermarket Bill!
The Doctors welcome The Krazy Coupon Lady Joanie Demer to share tips on how to cut down on your grocery bill and make the most out of the food youâre buying.
Want Muscles? Here's How to Get Them!
The Doctors welcome Shape Magazine Consulting Fitness Director Jen Widerstrom to address viewer questions on working out, including the best type for muscle building.
Jurrell Casey and Alex Gray talk to Men's Health
Jurrell Casey and Alex Gray talk to Men's Health
Men's Health takes on NFL training
Men's Health takes on NFL training
The Best Moves to Better Your Posture
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates some posture-improving moves to do throughout your day.
Never, Ever Be This Guy in the Gym
Do you have a problem with noisy people in the gym? Don't handle it like this.
Does Prolonged Sitting Increase Your Risk for 9 Different Types of Cancer?
Oncologist Dr. Lawrence Piro joins The Doctors to discuss the myth or reality behind the headline that sitting increases your risk for cancer.
Are You Eating the Right Foods After Your Workout?
The Doctors share the food that is loaded with healthy post-workout protein.
7 Surprising things that can stop the Pill working
Seven things that can effect your contraceptive pill.
Remember the Woman Addicted to Eating Kitchen Cleanser?
In The Doctors "private obsession" special we revisit the story of Kim who says she is addicted to eating toxic kitchen cleanser.
A Look Back at the Woman Addicted to Exercise
The Doctors revisit Erinâs story that struck a chord with viewers around the world. When Erin came to The Doctors she was spending 8 hours every day working out and says her life was completely controlled by a need to exercise.
A Look Back at the Woman Addicted to Eating Clay Pots
In The Doctors special 'private obsession' we revisit Tamikaâs story, a woman who says she is addicted to eating clay pots. Psychotherapist Dr. Mike Dow shares about her amazing transformation.
The Smart Phone Emergency Hack You Need to Know
The Doctors share a simple trick for discretely calling authorities in an emergency. Could this save your life?
Men's Health Summer Style: Trainers
Five of the best pairs of trainers to buy this summer and what to wear them with
How to Curb Flying Fingernail Clippings
The Doctors share a simple tip to keep stray fingernail clippings from flying around your home.
MH x Henry Cavill
MH x Henry Cavill
How to Lower Your Anxiety and Stress
The Doctors share some tricks to lowering the anxiety and stress of daily life.
What Is Hypnosis and How Can It Help You?
Clinical psychologist Dr. Judy Ho shares what hypnosis is and how it works.
The Benefits of Opening the Window While You Sleep
Did you know that you could potentially be burning fat while you sleep just by opening a window?
Would You Use a Rideshare App to Get to the Emergency Room
The Doctors discuss the rising trend of people opting to use services like Uber or Lyft instead of calling an ambulance.
What You Can Do to Decrease Stomach Noises
Ever wonder what you can do about stomach noises after a meal?
Is Sex Great for Aging Brains?
The Doctors discuss a new study that shows sex might help your brain as you age.
The Surprising Health Benefits of Owning House Plants (and How to Incorporate Them Into Your Decor)
Experts reveal exactly how to set up organic elements in your home for maximum health benefits.
Do You Know the Dirtiest Place In Your Gym?
The Doctors swabbed several gyms for germs - and the number one dirtiest spot they found just might surprise you.
Pinky Damage from Texting?
Could too much texting make your pinky permanently deformed?
Hookworm from the Beach?
The Doctors discuss a photo of what looks like a rash that couple got while sitting in the sand at the beach, but it turns out they were infected with hookworm!
Doctor Suicide Rates are On the Rise
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. doctors feel burned-out, depressed or both and doctorâs suicide rates are on the rise. What you can do to help your doctor
Powerlifting Physician Shares Fitness Advice
Dr. Jordan Feigenbaum joins The Doctors to share how his passion for health and fitness led to a career in powerlifting for health. Dr. Feigenbaum also plays âhot or not,â weighing in on the latest fitness trends.
Could Wearing a Patch Help with Focus and Anxiety?
The Doctors discuss holistic patches being marketed to help with focus, anxiety, endurance and more. Is this a buzz or a bust?
Have a Cough that Just Wonât Go Away?
Ashlee asks The Doctors about her cough that sheâs had for over two months. What could be the cause?
When Is Your Social Drinking a Problem?
The Doctors weigh in on a viewerâs question about her social drinking and how many drinks could take her from happy hour to time for concern.
Mom Addicted to Wearing a Waist Trainer
A 39-year-old mom of three says she wears a corset 23 hours a day to maintain her 18-inch waist. She only takes it off when she showers or works out. Is this healthy?
Do Over-the-Counter Pain Pills Work as Well as Opioids?
The Doctors discuss whether or not over the counter pills are as effective at relieving pain as prescription opioids.
Could Smoking Weed Soon Be a New Spa Treatment?
Colorado may soon be home to whatâs billed as Americaâs first licensed marijuana spa. If approved, it will offer massages using oils, ganja yoga, and a communal lounge where you can smoke and relax.
Drs. Rx: Make Your Next Decision a Smoother Process
The Doctors share a trick that could help you make your next decision.
What Airport Spot is Dirtier Than the Terminal Toilet?
Researchers recently did swab tests in three major airports to determine the most germ-ridden spots and found a surprising culprit.
How Often Do You Change Your Sheets?
A recent survey found that the average person changes their sheets every 24 days. Is that healthy?
Concussions Just Got Easier to Diagnose
The FDA recently approved a blood test to diagnose concussions for the first time ever.
Could Your Sleep Be Improved by Having More Sex?
Having trouble sleeping? A new study suggests your solution to more shut-eye might be getting busy more often.
How to Ease Your Joint Issues
The Doctors discuss how joint discomfort or a loss of flexibility or mobility can range from mildly irritating to impactful and may last for weeks, months, or even years.
How to Prevent Thigh Chaffing When you Workout
Erica wants to know what she can do about thigh chaffing when she works out. Womenâs Health Magazineâs fitness director Jen Ator joins The Doctors in celebration of National Womenâs Health Week to share tips and proper skin care steps to prevent it.
Summer Health Pop Quiz
Which of these uncomfortable health conditions flare up in warm weather?
Tool to Tone Your Face and Neck?
The Doctors weigh in on the "Jawzrsize" device that reportedly tones your face and neck when you bite on it. Is this a buzz or a bust?
Patientâs Burn from MRI Mix-Up
A man went for an MRI and came out with a hole burned on his stomach from a metal EKG tab being left on him before the procedure.
Is Being Overweight Contagious?
Do people mirror the behavior of their social circles? The Doctors discuss an interesting study that looks at military families and how their weight is affected by the communities they are assigned to live in.
Could This Belt Help Your Loved One in a Fall?
Falls are the number one cause of injuries and deaths from injuries among senior citizens. Could this belt be the answer?
Drs. Rx: How to Make Any Workout Feel Easier
The Doctors reveal a simple workout tip that will have you smiling ear-to-ear.
Could Your Partnerâs Scent Lower Your Stress?
The Doctors discuss new research that finds the scent of a romantic partner can help lower stress levels.
Why Do Men Have Nipples?
Here is why men have nipples.
Can a DIY Gallbladder Flush Help Rid Gallstones?
Is a DIY flush a good alternative to getting a gallstone removal procedure done? Gastroenterologist Dr. Su Sacher weighs in.
What You Should Do before Trying an Alternative Treatment
The Doctors continue the naturopathic debate with Dr. Steve Novella who runs the âScience-Based Medicineâ website and California certified naturopath Peggy Branson. They share tips of what you should be aware of before undergoing any treatments.
One Womanâs Naturopathic Nightmare
Meet Jodi who shares her story of what she says was a naturopathic nightmare. The Doctors examine if naturopathy is real medicine or sham science.
Are âNaturalâ Treatments Safe?
Dr. Steve Novella who runs the âScience-Based Medicineâ website and naturopath Peggy Branson debate the validity of naturopathic treatments and if thereâs a place for naturopathy in modern medicine.
True or False: 90 Percent of Aging is Due to Your Genetic Makeup
The Doctors share the results of this DNA pop quiz.
Womanâs Extreme Pain during Urination Caused by Passing Larvae
This shocking story is a cautionary tale in using adequate protection to keep from being bitten by flies, mosquitos and other bugs in tropical locations.
Woman Suffering a Stroke Saved by Her Smartphone
A woman suffered a stroke while video chatting with her sister, who was able to identify what was happening and get her medical help. Do you know how to stop the signs?
Drs. Rx: Do You Suffer From Daily Chronic Pain?
The Doctors share the one change you can make that might help ease pain in your shoulders and hips.
This is How Dirty Your Keyboard, Keys and Phone Actually Are
You use these items every day, but just how dirty are they? The Doctors share the results from their swab test.
Can you Diagnose Sleep Apnea with an App?
The Doctors social media producer Karyn recently discovered that she snores with the use of a sleep monitoring app. Sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta answers her question about whether or not the app can also diagnose sleep apnea.
Stretches to Stop Slouching?
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork shares some great exercises that you can do anywhere to help combat slouching.
Tips on How to Quit Smoking
Cigarette smoking causes nearly half a million deaths in the United States every year. Brian joins The Doctors to share that there is hope after cigarette addiction.
Is the BMI Chart Accurate?
The Doctors answer a viewerâs question about the accuracy of using the body mass index chart. Should we still be using this as barometer for healthy weight?
Hope for Childhood Scars
Eileen joins The Doctors to share about how one fateful night when she was three years old has left her in pain and uncomfortable in her own skin.
Self-Defense to Stop an Attack
Every 98 seconds an American is assaulted. OB/GYN Dr. Nita Landry headed to a self-defense class to learn the best moves to stop an attack. Would you know what to do?
Tips to Combat Stinky Feet
The Doctors answer a viewerâs question about how to combat her sonâs smelly feet.
The Two Things that Are Aging You Faster
The Doctors discuss two recent studies that have shown these two things can damage your DNA and make your cells age faster.
Tips to Avoid Snoring
As The Doctors resident snorer, dermatologist Dr. Sonia Batra shares a few tips to keep you from snoring through your next night of sleep.
Too Much Gas Causes Plane to Make an Emergency Landing
The Doctors discuss a recent story about a plane that was forced to make an emergency landing after a man refused to stop farting, causing a fight to break out mid-air.
Drs. Rx: Need a Happy Mood Boost?
The Doctors reveal a cure for one of those days where nothing seems to make you happy.
Common Antibiotics with a Dangerous Side Effect?
One of the most commonly prescribed groups of antibiotics has come under fire with reports that some people have suffered sometimes catastrophic injury after taking them. Are you at risk?
Self-Medicating with Fish Antibiotics?
Fish are given the same antibiotics as people including amoxicillin, ciprofloxacin, and penicillin, and some people are using these as a quick and cheap way to try and cure infections without seeing a doctor. How dangerous is this?
Dishware Swaps Thatâll Trick You into Cutting Calories
Lose weight by changing the color (and size) of your plates.
Alternative to Opioids in the ER
Opioid addiction often starts in the emergency room.
Snail Makes Home of Boyâs Elbow?
The Doctors discuss the story of an 11-year-old boy that had a tiny snail removed from an abscess on his elbow after a trip to the beach.
Restroom Hand Dryers Breed Bacteria?
Should you think twice before using the blowing hand dryer in a public bathroom?
Synchronize Your Health!
Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall and Tom Menighan, CEO of the American Pharmacists Association, join Dr. Travis Stork to discuss some of the difficulties adhering to medication schedules.
How to Handle Explosive Diarrhea
Diarrhea at an inopportune time? Gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez weighs in on how to handle this unfortunate situation.
Surprising Signs of Hearing Loss
Nearly 27 million Americans age 50 and older have hearing loss, but did you know that only 1 in 7 uses a hearing aid? The Doctors share some hearing loss signs to look out for.
Would You Wear Your Underwear More Than Once?
The Doctors are joined by urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz to share whether this dirty habit is actually dangerous.
Drs. Rx: The Tea for a Better Nightâs Sleep
The Doctors share an herbal combination that could help you catch some serious Zâs.
Are Your Oxygen Levels Affecting the Color of Your Blood?
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon weighs in on a viewer question about dark-colored blood.
Is It Normal to Go a Week without Pooping?
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork takes on a viewerâs question about frequency of pooping. When do you know that youâre constipated and should seek help?
Fitness Pants That Boost Your Butt?
The Doctors take a look at some popular fitness pants that claim to give your butt a boost.
Is Mindlessness the New Mindfulness?
Mindfulness has turned into a billion dollar concept where people discover how to be mindful in their everyday lives. But could mindlessness replace mindfulness this year?
Do Odor-Resistant Gym Clothes Work?
Anti-stink fitness clothes are becoming a new trend on the market, but do they really work?
Celebrity Workout Trends for 2018
Fitness trainer David Kirsch joins The Doctors to share how J.Lo keeps her frame toned, how Margot Robbie got into Olympic shape, and how Britney Spears has kept her abs rock hard.
Could This Device Help You with Squats?
Dr. Levi Harrison, sports medicine doctor, joins The Doctors to demo a product that claims to help people do squats. Is this device safe?
Drs. Rx: The Vitamin That Might Repair Heart Damage
The Doctors share the vitamin that could actually repair damage thatâs already been done to your heart.
How to Do a Proper Burpee
Have you ever tried to do a burpee? Sports medicine practitioner Dr. Levi Harrison joins The Doctors to show everyone how itâs done.
End of Life Discussions with a Chat-Bot?
Are patients more inclined to share honest feelings and desires about end of life care when no other human is present?
How to Prevent Stinky Breath
Here are some simple ways to get rid of that mid-morning bad breath stench.
What to Do When Someone Is Having a Stroke
There is a lot of misinformation out there about what to do in the presence of someone having a stroke. The Doctors share what lifesaving tips you should know.
Is it Better to Eat before or After a Workout?
The Doctors give advice to DailyMailTVâs Jesse Palmer about eating before or after the gym. What is going to help you feel your best?
Will the Equipment at Your Gym Make You Sick?
Jesse Palmer, host of DailyMailTV, joins The Doctors to ask about how careful he needs to be about germs at the gym this flu season.
How Common is Adult Bedwetting?
Sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta answers a viewer question about why she might be wetting the bed.
What Is the Difference between Laxatives and Stool Softeners?
Proctologist Dr. David Rosenfeld joins The Doctors to share how laxatives and stool softeners work inside the body, and what to reach for when youâre constipated.
Are Sex Dreams Normal?
Clinical psychologist Dr. Judy Ho shares the meaning behind sex dreams with bosses, exes, and other inappropriate people.
Does Your Morning Workout Make You Feel Nauseous?
If you hit the gym on an empty stomach, chances are you might feel nauseous on the treadmill. Here's why.
Drs. Rx: Is Pantry Perfection Linked to Weight Loss?
The Doctors share that keeping your pantry clean and organized like Khloe Kardashian might also help you make better food choices.
Donât Stifle Your Sneeze
The Doctors discuss a 34-year-old that tried to prevent a sneeze, which landed him in the hospital on a feeding tube.
Is Your Protein Powder Toxic?
Could your daily dose of protein contain hidden and harmful ingredients? Executive director of the Clean Label Project Jackie Bowen joins The Doctors to share about lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic and BPA.
Are There Health Benefits to Raw Water?
Internist Dr. Zubin Damania and President of Summit Spring Water Bryan Pullen join The Doctors to debate the merits of tap water verses raw water directly from the source.
Is Drinking Raw Water Safe?
Some people in the United States are opting to spend money on raw, unfiltered, untreated water. But is it safe? Internist Dr. Zubin Damania and President of Summit Spring Water Bryan Pullen join the debate.
Buzz or Bust: Tea Tree Oil
Meghan Markle says she never travels without tea tree oil. Is Meghanâs âcure-allâ for acne, cuts, and mosquito bites buzz or bust? Dermatologist Dr. Sonia Batra weighs in.
Why Your Stomach Makes Weird Noises after You Eat
The Doctors answer a woman's question about the concerning noises stomach makes after enjoying a slice of pizza.
Why It Doesn't Get Dark When We Blink
Here's why we experience seamless vision despite blinking.
Drs. Rx: Increase Muscle Strength without Changing your Workout?
The Doctors discuss a very heady way to get different results at the gym.
Dr. Abs 6-Pack Moves
Chiropractor and âBacheloretteâ contestant Bryan Abasolo shows off some of his favorite ab moves that keep his abs in six-pack shape.
Buzz or Bust: Inflatable Neck Traction Device?
This device is designed to be worn around your neck and take the pressure off your nerves. Chiropractor and âBacheloretteâ contestant Bryan Abasolo shares his opinions on this inflatable device.
Drs. Rx: Should You Workout When Youâre Sick?
The Doctors share the rule of working out when youâre under the weather.
Drs. Rx: Write This Down for a Better Nightâs Sleep
The Doctors share a tip that could help you sleep better during the night.
The Truth Behind Your Toots
The Doctors answer a viewer question asking, âWhy are some farts squeaky and others silentâ?
Device to Improve Your Posture?
The Doctors put a device to the test that claims to improve your posture with regular use. Does it really work?
Miraculous Brain Stroke Recovery
Meet Brisa and her family, who join The Doctors after Brisa suffered a pons stroke and they were all told Brisa would never be the same again.
Sneezing Myths Debunked
The Doctors discuss the truth behind some common sneezing myths.
What Your Cold Nose Means
Could a cold nose be a sign that your brain is working overtime?
Could a Plant Help You Stop Snoring?
A viral post claims a pineapple plant in your room can help you stop snoring. But is this true? The Doctors share the research and some tips to help you stop snoring while you sleep.
Hypnosis During Surgery?
Kelly Painter joins The Doctors to discuss her firsthand experience in the OR using hypnosis in place of general anesthesia during her breast lumpectomy.
Would You Skip Anesthesia in the OR?
Would you forego anesthesia for hypnosis in the operating room?
What Germs Are Lurking in Your Gym?
Dermatologist Dr. Sonia Batra shares what bacteria to be aware of at the gym and how to protect yourself from potential infections.
Drs. Rx: It's in Your Cupboard and It Could Be Making You Sick
The Doctors discuss an item thatâs probably in your kitchen cabinet right now and could be contaminated with a type of E. coli bacteria. Hereâs what you need to know.
What Can Cause Itching of the Anus?
Proctologist and colorectal surgeon Dr. David Rosenfeld shares that this common problem is multifactorial but the number one reason for anal itching is stool touching the skin. Is this happening to you?
What Might the Color of Your Poop Mean?
Find out the two colors of poop that you may need to be concerned about.
What Causes Your Poop to Stink?
Poop is bacterial residue and itâs always going to smell unpleasant. Does your poop smell extra foul? Find out some potential reasons why.
Instant Bowel Movement from an Egg Breakfast?
Gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez shares that for some people eating an egg in the morning causes an instant bowel movement. Do you have this rare food allergy?
Runny Nose for 7 Years?
Teresa has suffered with a constant runny nose and goes through at least two boxes of tissues a day. What could be the cause?
On Blood Thinners? Be Aware of Purpura
The Doctors discuss purpura, a common condition that can occur for people who have clotting issues or a history of heart attack or stroke.
Why Do Men Frequently Pee at Night?
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz joins The Doctors to share several surprising reasons men might be getting up several times in the night.
When to Have the DNR Conversation?
The Doctors discuss the importance of having end of life conversations with loved ones.
Drs. Rx: A Simple Sleep Aid to Try
40 million people in the United States suffer from chronic long-term sleep disorders. The Doctors share the shot of health that just might help you get a better nightâs sleep.
This gym was built out of melted knives
This gym was built out of melted knives
3 Ways to Prevent an Early Death
The Doctors share three simple ways to prevent an early death
Waking Up At 5 AM For 5 Days
What could you do with extra time in your morning? Lucie experiments with her extra hours when she wakes up at 5 am every day for a week.
Help for Woman Experiencing Rapid Weight Loss
Gastroenterologist Dr. Su Sacher and internist and nutritionist Dr. Melina Jampolis join The Doctors to share the results of Marieâs tests and confirm she has quite a few things going on simultaneously, which are making her feel sick.
Help! My Body Is Wasting Away
Marie comes to The Doctors with the hopes of getting help for her unpredictable symptoms and rapid weight loss.
Bacon is This Kale Salad's Perfect Wingman
A salad that'll make you crave kale.
Men's Health: Britain's Steroid Epidemic
Men's Health: Britain's Steroid Epidemic
NEW STEROIDS
NEW STEROIDS
Is This Alternative Treatment for Muscle Pain the New Cupping?
The Doctors discuss the Chinese Gua Sha treatment that works to loosen muscles. Could this practice be the new cupping?
11-Year-Old Designated Driver?!
The Doctors discuss a recent case where an 11-year-old acted as his uncleâs designated driver.
How Dirty Is Your Canned Beverage
A canned beverage can be refreshing but could it also be crawling with germs? The Doctors uncover the dirty truth!
5 Ways to Improve Your Winter Mood
Beat those cold weather blues.
MH 15 MINUTE WORKOUTS - BLOW YOUR WOD
Blow your WOD - Faisal number 2
MH 15 MINUTE WORKOUTS PRESS UP PUMP
Pyramid of Pump workout - Bradley Simmonds
MH 15 minute workout - Alex Crockford
Pressed to impress
A Surprising Treatment for Athlete's Foot?
Should you be looking for relief for your athleteâs foot in the oral care aisle of your drug store?
MH 15 MINUTE WORKOUT - HIIT IN THE FACE
Bradley Simmonds first 15 minute workout
MH & British Army: Press-Ups
MH & British Army: Press-Ups
Are You Sabotaging Your Reputation?
The Doctors are joined by Arel Moodie host of âThe Art of Likeabilityâ podcast to discuss why being liked is so important to us.
DAY 1: 300 PRESS-UPS
DAY 1: 300 PRESS-UPS
Breakfast Pizza recipe
Breakfast Pizza recipe
Primal9 kangaroo
Primal9 kangaroo
100 DD final post
100 DD final post
Ripped In a Minute: Boxing
Ripped In a Minute: Boxing
DAY 4: 300 PRESS-UP
DAY 4: 300 PRESS-UP
Ripped In A Minute: Abs
Ripped In A Minute: Abs
DAY 2: 300 PRESS-UPS
DAY 2: 300 PRESS-UPS
MOVE, SHAPE, SHRED
MOVE, SHAPE, SHRED
MasterClass 2.02
MasterClass 2.02
Tricep circuit
Tricep circuit
REACH MOVE SHAPE SHRED - LUNGE MATRIX
REACH MOVE SHAPE SHRED - LUNGE MATRIX
BXR OVER HEAD PRESS
BXR OVER HEAD PRESS
BXR PLANK
BXR PLANK
MOVE, SHAPE, SHRED 2
MOVE, SHAPE, SHRED 2
Drs. Rx: The Hot Digestive Aid to Know
The Doctors discuss a tea that can help with digestion. Are you drinking it?
3 Ways To Calm Yourself When Anxiety Kicks In
Self-help tricks to curb the bad feels.
The Woman Addicted to Exercise Returns!
The Doctors met Erin last season and sheâs back after rehab to talk about her new outlook on life. Check out the amazing surprises The Doctors have in store for her.
Remember the Woman Addicted to Exercise?
Last season The Doctors met Erin who was addicted to exercise, sometimes working out up to 8 hours a day. The Doctors claim she was one of the sickest patients they have ever seen.
The Doctors Answer Your Poop Questions
The Stool Squad is back to answer some of your pressing poop questions.
Drs. Rx: Could Your Cell Phone Save Your Life?
The Doctors share how your cell can be used in an emergency to potentially save your life.
Giant Bladder Stone!
The Doctors discuss one California man who found himself in agony when trying to relieve himself. What his doctors found in his CT scan was shocking!
Risky Reviews for Doctors?!
People trust online reviews for restaurants, hotels, and repair services, but should we take a step back when it comes to trusting reviews of doctors?
Constipation Crisis!
More Americans are experiencing chronic constipation â" what can you do about it? Proctologist Dr. David Rosenfeld joins The Doctors to share what you can do to enjoy going number two.
Woman Bit by her Pet Boa Constrictor
The Doctors discuss a 9-1-1 call made by a woman who was bit by her boa constrictor.
3 Couch Workouts for Your Next Binge-Watching Sesh
Get your NetFLEX on.
What Scares Aaron Carter the Most?
After a battery of tests, Aaron learns the state of some of his vital organs, including the shocking discovery about his health from his endoscopy.
Drs. Rx: A Trick to Help Improve Your Memory
The Doctors share a tip that just may help improve your memory.
Update on Mom Who Heard Her Sonâs Voice for the First Time Post Surgery
Hereâs an update on Dawn, a mom whose successful surgery allowed her to hear her sonâs voice for the very first time.
Most Shared Video: Mother Hears Sonâs Voice for the First Time
Dawn lost her hearing when she was 30 years old. Watch as she hears her son's voice for the very first time after the surgery that will change her life forever.
It's Finally Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Season
This fall favorite is just a roast away.
Stealth Exercises You Can Do At Work
These four moves are your new go-tos.
Matcha Tea is the Healthy Bev of Your Dreams
Green is the new black coffee.
DIY Slime (Cause Why Should Kids Have All the Fun?)
The best new way to reduce stress.
Man Mistakenly Uses Super Glue Instead of Ear Drops!
The Doctors discuss how a man mistakenly used super glue in his ears instead of ear drops.
Why You Need to Stop Ghosting Your Lunch Break
Work hard, lunch break harder.
Can Sleeping on Your Left Side Benefit Your Health?
The Doctors are joined by pulmonary and sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta to find out if sleeping on your left side can improve your health.
Why a Foam Roller is the Next Best Thing to a Massage
Roll your way to relaxation.
Must-Know Information for Life & Death Decisions
The Doctors are joined by ICU and Palliative Care physician Dr. Jessica Zitter and documentary filmmaker Dan Krauss, from the Netflix documentary âExtremis,â to discuss the importance of preparing for the end of life.
How to Make Your Best Age⦠Now!
Psychologist and author of âYou Best Age Is Nowâ Dr. Robi Ludwig shares tips on to reinvent the way we feel about age and also embrace our inner teen.
Man's Headache Caused by a Tapeworm!
Luis shares how an intense headache caused doctors to discover he had a tapeworm in his brain!
Hydrogen Peroxide and Rubbing Alcohol Can Be Harmful to a Cut
The Doctors discuss why treating a wound like a cut or a scrape with hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol can actually be harmful.
5 Ways to Stay Healthy While Enjoying Your Vacay
Yes, it *can* be done.
Drs. Rx: Laughterâs Amazing Health Benefits
Not only does laughing feel good, itâs also good for your health. Find out what cracking up can do for your body and overall health.
Woman Treats Her PTSD with Wolves
Sarah tells The Doctors how animal therapy at a wolf sanctuary helped with her PTSD, which stemmed from a sexual assault.
When Heat Can Be Hazardous To Your Health
Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall joins The Doctors to talk about steps you can take to be safe when it gets hot outside.
Bullfighter Gored!
Bullfighting can be a dangerous and sometimes deadly sport and bullfighter Antonio found out just how scary it can be when he was gored. The Doctors weigh in on the extent of his severe injuries.
Drs. Rx: Flowers Can Help Boost Your Health!
The doctors discuss all the amazing benefits that flowers can have for our health.
Drs. Rx: Can Pink Noise While Sleeping Help Your Memory?
You have heard of white noise, but find out the reported benefits of pink noise.
BXR OVER HEAD PRESS
BXR OVER HEAD PRESS
Drs. Rx: Call Your Parents â" It Could Help Them Live Longer!
The Doctors discuss how keeping in contact with your older loved ones like your parents and relatives could help improve their health and extend their lives.
How Volunteering & Giving Back Can Help Your Health
Giving back is not only good for your soul, The Doctors explain how it is also beneficial to your health.
Doing THIS with Your Nostrils Could Relieve Stress
Find out how alternate nostril breathing could put you at ease and help you relax.
Hack Your Way to Happiness?
Is the key to happiness just a few hacks away? Dr. Anna Akbari, author of âStartup Your Life: Hustle and Hack Your Way to Happiness,â is here with her tips on how to boost your happiness and overcome your biggest happiness hurdles.
Drs. Rx: To Test or Not to Test?
The Doctors discuss the importance of speaking with your doctor about which medical tests you need and when.
John Salley & Dr. Ordonâs Live Prostate Exams
Watch the NBA star and the plastic surgeon undergo a live prostate exam. Plus, find out why this is such an important exam for men to have.
Live Prostate Exam Results
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz shares the results of Andrew, Christopher, and Jermaineâs prostate exams and speaks about preventing prostate cancer.
MOVE, SHAPE, SHRED
MOVE, SHAPE, SHRED
These 5 Crystals Claim to Help You De-Stress, Sleep Better, and Boost Your Mood
Many people believe crystals can de-stress, boost energy, and brighten your mood. These are some of the best crystals to add to your collection.
Facial Cupping for Youthful Skin?
Skin care expert Nurse Jamie and dermatologist Dr. Sonia Batra show us the ins and outs of one of the newest beauty trends, facial cupping. See what it can do to your skin!
What Highly Successful People Do Right Before They Go to Bed
Here are the nightly routines of the most successful people in the world.
DAY 5: 300 PRESS-UPS
DAY 5: 300 PRESS-UPS
DAY 1: 300 PRESS-UPS
DAY 1: 300 PRESS-UPS
4 Ways to Score Free Workouts
No gym membership required.
Pill-Free Car Sick Cure?
Rosie tests out a new high-tech treatment in an attempt to curb her car sickness. Find out what she thought of the BAUD Device, which was created by Dr. Frank Lawlis.
Extreme Motion Sickness
Rosie Mercado suffers from extreme motion sickness, which has recently intensified. Can The Doctors help her find a solution?
Why Do Some Farts Smell Worse Than Others?
We break down why some instances of breaking wind are more odorous than others. Plus, find out if there is anything you can do to ease the smell.
Answers for Woman Who Absorbed Her Twin in the Womb
Geneticist Dr. Brandon Colby joins The Doctors to help Taylor unlock the medical mysteries of chimerism.
I Absorbed My Twin in the Womb
Taylor, who absorbed her twin in the womb, has chimerism. Find out what her life is like with two different blood streams and two immune systems, and why her skin is two different colors.
5 Weird Signs You're Dehydrated
Your body has some interesting ways of telling you that you need to drink more water. Here's what you should look out for.
Putting Paper on a Toilet Seat Is Actually a Bad Idea
Think again! It can actually make matters worse. Public health experts say covering a toilet seat with paper is less hygienic than simply plopping down on a bare seat. Why? We explain.
Tips to Find a Skilled Doctor
In an effort to avoid a botched surgery, The Doctors share tips on how to find the best doctor and surgeon.
Can Hypnotherapy Help You Conquer Your Sugar Addiction?
A sugar-loving Drs. staffer looks to conquer her sweet tooth through the power of hypnosis.
Did Hypnosis Cure Drs. Staffer's Sugar Cravings?
Did just a few sessions of hypnotherapy cure our staffer of her cravings? Hypnotherapist Grace Smith and The Doctors discuss how the power of suggestion can change your life.
Companies With the Most Fatalities
FindTheCompany used data from OSHA to find the most fatal workplace accidents and the companies where the accident occurred.
Saying THIS Daily Can Help You Gain More Confidence
The Doctors reveal what daily action can help you feel better about yourself and the world.
6 Health Hacks from Connie Britton
The actress formerly known as Rayna James (RIP) and Tami Taylor is known for dishing out great wisdom. So when we got the opportunity to sit down with Connie Britton, we wanted to hear what kind of health advice sheâd have to offer.
Have You Had an Unnecessary Medical Procedure?
Itâs estimated we spend up to a trillion annually on unnecessary medical treatments in the U.S. Spine surgeon Dr. Hooman Melamed joins The Doctors to shed insight on how this happens to so many unsuspecting patients.
How to Protect Yourself against Unnecessary Procedures
Spine surgeon Dr. Hooman Melamed joins The Doctors to share how you can protect yourself. Hereâs what you need to know before you undergo a procedure to make sure itâs really necessary.
Does this Healing Trend Actually Work?
The Doctors discuss Kambo, a poison derived from an Amazonian tree frog thatâs being used an alternative way to treat depression, anxiety, and alcohol addiction. Would you try it?
Healing Through Frog Poison?
Could the poison from an Amazonian tree frog help treat depression, anxiety and alcohol addiction? Many believe the poison known as Kambo is life-changing.
Drs. Rx: THIS Uncomfortable Emotion Can Be Good for You!
Stepping out of the comfort zone can be hard, but feeling this emotion that comes along with it can lead to good things!
Drs. Rx: Doing THIS Could Help Lower Blood Pressure and Stress!
The Doctors reveal the one thing you can do to help keep your stress and blood pressure down.
Toilet Paper for Your Phone?
An international airport in Japan recently installed a new type of âtoilet paperâ for your cell phone! Should the U.S. get on board?
Successful People Use THIS Simple Rule
The Doctors reveal a simple rule that successful people use.
Improve Your Memory by Doing THIS
The Doctors reveal an easy way to improving your memory and it wonât cost you a thing!
Put THIS in Your Coffee Mug for a Boost?
The Doctors share putting this in your coffee mug could make you happier and more energetic.
Putting THIS on Your Phone Could Change Your Life
The Doctors recommend adding this simple thing to your phone to change your outlook every day!
Science Says Dirty Coffee Cups Okay?
According to an infectious-disease expert, itâs completely fine to re-use your coffee cup with a few important stipulations.
Herpes from Wrestling?
Former Georgia high school wrestler recently filed a lawsuit with a complaint that he contracted type 1 herpes and a staph infection while wrestling in a school match. Could this have been prevented?
Can you Contract Herpes at the Gym?
Are you in danger of contracting herpes at the gym? The Doctors discuss how to keep yourself self.
Grow Cannabis in Your Kitchen?
Since marijuana has become legalized in a number of states, there are a few new products hitting the market. Check out this refrigerator that allows you to grow cannabis in your own kitchen.
4 Sneaky Exercises You Can Do at Work
Get your workout in from the comfort of your desk.
New Device Can Smell Cancer Before Doctors Can Detect It
Recent medical tests have revealed that it is possible to detect certain illnesses and conditions by analyzing the particles in someone's breath. Researchers are hopeful that a new device developed by Breathtec called the Na-Nose could be used to provide early detection of serious conditions, and a new study is showing very promising signs.
These Are the Healthy Food Trends You'll See in 2017
Weâre almost at the end of 2017, which means a lot of new beginnings. One of those being, of course, the New Years Resolution. In the New Year, tons of us will be looking at our health to reevaluate what we can improve for the next year. And 2017 wi
Does Alcohol Keep You Warm?
After a couple drinks, you start to feel warm and toasty. But does alcohol actually keep you warm?
Drs. Rx: Skimping on This Can Double Your Risk of Having a Car Accident
The Doctors reveal what you need to be a better and more alert driver.
The Effects of Stress on Your Body
With the busy holiday season coming up, it's important to stay healthy. Learn about the effects of stress on the body and what you can do to minimize it.
The Best Time to Call in Sick?
The Doctors reveal the best time and day to call in sickâ¦and also the best excuse to give.
What Causes Gynecomastia?
After Michael went through puberty, his growing chest caused his life to change drastically. Endocrinologist Dr. Joseph Pinzone diagnosed him with gynecomastia. Learn more about this condition and see what surprises The Doctors have in store for Mich
My Chest Is Ruining My Life
Michaelâs life changed dramatically when he went through puberty and realized that he was growing breasts. Michael meets with endocrinologist Dr. Joseph Pinzone to find out what could be causing this embarrassing condition.
Real Housewife Kelly Dodd Undergoes Past Life Therapy
We follow âReal Housewives of Orange Countyâ star Kelly Dodd as she meets with past life regression expert and author Ann Barham to learn more about where her present day anxiety comes from.
Doctor Turns Health Info into Rap Parodies
Dr. Zubin Damania otherwise known as ZDogg MD, joins The Doctors to discuss how he got started turning health information into rap parodies.
Your Medical Social Media Questions Answered!
The Doctors take to the showâs social media accounts to answer some of your questions. From facial fillers to diarrhea, the Doctors have you covered.
Fact or Fiction: Is Tequila The New Probiotic?
A recent article claiming that tequila might be the new kombucha has been getting a lot of attention. Is it realâ¦or too good to be true?
Acu-facial for Anti-Aging?
Real Housewife Heather Dubrow joins The Doctors to test a couple anti-aging treatments to see if they actually work. An acu-facial uses acupuncture to tighten and smooth the skin. But can this ancient practice take years off your face?
Crystal Therapy for Anti-Aging?
Real Housewife Heather Dubrow joins The Doctors to test a couple anti-aging treatments to see if they actually work. Crystal healer Naha demonstrates crystal therapy on a volunteer. Can it take years off her face?
Fight Seasonal Stress!
The holidays can be filled with stress, sadness, and even depression. The Doctors show us ways to combat the holiday blues!
Weight Loss Surgery for Teens?
ABCâs âExtreme Weight Lossâ star Chris Powell and bariatric surgeon Dr. Dirk Rodriguez join The Doctors to discuss the latest weight loss surgery trend for teens. Is this the best approach to battle the obesity epidemic in kids? Te
Meet a Teen Who Underwent Weight Loss Surgery
Meagan and her mother Clarissa join The Doctors to talk about her life-altering bariatric surgery that helped her lose over 150 pounds.
Would You Buy Restaurant Leftovers?
About 40% of the food produced in the U.S. goes to waste each year. This new app that lets you buy restaurant leftovers is trying to combat that.
How to Start Working Out in the Morning
We picked the brains of trainers and nutritionists for lifestyle changes you can make to help you become the person who wants to rise and grind.
Marijuana in Bars and Restaurants?
Denver will become the first city to allow people to use marijuana in bars, restaurants, and public places. Would you go to a weed bar?
What's the Real Deal: Blood Makeover?
Will this treatment turn back the hands of time from the inside out? Clint Eastwoodâs Daughter Alison Eastwood joins The Doctors to discuss her experience with blood therapy!
Modern Day Bloodletting?
A video has recently gone viral showing a treatment technique commonly used in Chinese medicine to relieve pain, swelling or disorders related to blood congestion. Warning, itâs graphic!
Drs. Rx: Can Doing THIS Increase Your Happiness?
The Doctors reveal a simple way to make you smile more.
Moving Forward After Almost Deadly Dog Attack
Pennelope survived a near deadly dog attack. She joins The Doctors with her daughter Jeanette hoping to move forward from her debilitating fears.
Taking Medicine to New Heights
Chief medic from the new show âEverest Air,â Jeff Evans, joins The Doctors to share about his exciting life as medic on Mount Everest.
Used Underwear for Sale Online?!
The Doctors discuss a recent story about a woman that sold a used pair of underwear for $5,000 online.
Medicine Combinations to Avoid!
Here are some important prescription drug and food combinations to avoid that wonât show up on your Rx label.
How to Clear a Stuffy Nose!
The Doctors reveal a simple trick to clearing your stuffy nose.
Unlucky Man Bitten Twice by Spider
The Doctors discuss an Australian man who had the misfortune of being bitten by a poisonous spider on his genitaliaâ¦TWICE!
Dirty Dining Exposed
Restaurant menus have 100 times more bacteria than a toilet seat! But sometimes the menu is the least of your worries. Our viewers have shared some of their grossest restaurant experiences and Howie Mandel shares some of his own.
Where is Your âPoop Buttonâ?
According to acupressure experts, thereâs a pressure point that, when pressed, makes going number 2 a lot easier. Do you know where your poop button is?
New Procedure For Frequent Male Urination
New Procedure For Frequent Male Urination
Are Selfies Good for Your Self-Esteem?
A recent study found that a daily selfie can actually improve oneâs self-esteemâ¦or selfie-esteem!
Surprises for Family Affected by Toxic Mold
Stacie and Daniel are joined by toxicologist Dr. Noreen Kahn-Mayberry, cardiologist Dr. Mehran Khorsandi, mold expert Mitch Renberg and internist Dr. Avi Ishaaya to learn how toxic mold has affected their health.
Family Affected by Toxic Mold
Stacie and Daniel join The Doctors to discuss the several types of toxic mold found in their house. Toxicologist Dr. Noreen Khan-Mayberry explains how this mold could be affecting their health.
Toxic Home Has Been One Familyâs Health Nightmare
After a series of mysterious illnesses, one family learned their dream home was actually the cause of their health issues. Check out their harrowing tale.
What Everyone Gets Wrong About Eating Disorders
SELF joined body positivity advocate Iskra Lawrence at the NEDA Walk in New York City to talk to people about what they wish everyone understood about eating disorders.
U.S. Water Contamination?
The Doctors, joined by environmental activist Erin Brockovich, discuss a new study released from the Environmental Working Group that found 218 million Americanâs water contains levels of chromium-6 that are considered dangerous.
Do You Know Whatâs in Your Water?
The Doctors, joined by environmental activist Erin Brockovich, discuss how to find out whatâs in your drinking water!
If Youâre Trying to Save Money, THIS Might Be the Unexpected Answer
Saving money can be easier if you work this into your regular routine.
MMA Fighter on Losing His Son to a Drunk Driver
Professional mixed martial artist Marcus Kowal joins The Doctors to share about the biggest fight of his life that he didnât see coming.
MMA Fighter Sets Non-Profit in Honor of His Son
Professional mixed martial artist Marcus Kowal joins The Doctors to discuss the fatal loss of his son to a drunk driver. See how he's moving forward.
How to Correct Your Posture
Personal trainer and fitness expert Laura Williams shows you how to correct your posture.
Get Smoother Skin with This Honey and Avocado Mask
Save the other half for guac.
Why Matcha Tea is Basically Yoga in a Cup
Don't focus on the color, just drink it.
This Trick Will Help Break In Your New Clothes
Adding THIS to your laundry will help new clothes feel soft and worn.
Olympiansâ Medical Records Hacked
Canada has taken a surprising approach in their fight against the heroin epidemic: prescription heroin. Addiction specialist Ken Seeley joins The Doctors to discuss this plan.
Can Bed Bugs Infest an Airplane?
After being bitten over 100 times, a family alleges their seats on a recent flight were infested with creepy crawlers.
Dr. Ordonâs Prostate Procedure
Dr. Ordon shares his experience about a recent prostate procedure. His urologist Dr. Kia Michel joins The Doctors to discuss the treatment for prostatic hyperplasia.
5 Silent Threats to Your Health
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, joins The Doctors to share 5 health threats that have no noticeable symptoms telling you something is wrong.
This Manâs Incredible Benefits of Losing Weight
From getting off of medications to simply breathing, Zachâs life has completely changed after he lost over 300 pounds.
Is THIS Standing in the Way of Your Healthy Diet?
The Doctors reveal the one thing thatâs messing up your diet that has nothing to do with food or exercise.
Food Fertilized with Human Urine?
Fruits and veggies are essential to good health, but would you eat them if they were sprayed with human pee?
See Dr. Ordon's Prostate Procedure
Watch Dr. Ordon undergo his recent prostate procedure with urologist Dr. Kia Michel. Get a behind the scenes look at how he is treating his issues with prostatic hyperplasia.
Japanese Cushion Hides Your Farts?
A Japanese company has created a product for when youâre in a public space but have to pass gas. It not only silences your farts but also masks the smell with an odor-absorbing cushion. Would you try this?
Testing Beauty Trends: Sauna Face Mask and Genital Enhancement
The Doctors discuss two health and beauty trends: sauna face mask and genital enhancement. Is either trend worthwhile?
Trump on Health Care for Criminals!
New York and New Jersey bombing suspect Admad Khan Rahami was arrested Monday after a gun battle with police. Trump made comments about the great quality of hospital care that the alleged criminal would receive while being treated for his wounds.
Reusable Bottles Unhealthy?
Could reusing a water bottle without washing create a danger to your health?
What the Health?! Can Hickeys Kill?
The Doctors discuss a tragic headline about a teenager who died after receiving a hickey. Was the hickey actually the reason for his death?
Zika Protection Tips
How can you protect yourself and your family from the threat of Zika? Here are some EPA recommended products and tips to help keep you safe.
Drs Investigate: Zika Scams?!
The Doctors investigated many products on the market claiming to keep people safe from Zika, from gadgets to jewelry. The truth is they may offer no Zika protection whatsoever!
Digital Heroin?
Pretty much every kid has some sort of digital device, but did you know they could have a drug-like effect on your kid?
The White House Effect: How Would Clinton and Trump Look Like in 8 Years Time?
A specialized aging company shows us what Clinton and Trump might look like after 8-years in the office. Also, we get a sneak peek at how ER physician Dr. Travis Stork is going to age.
Drake's "After-Show" Recovery Routine?
Plastic surgeon Dr. Ordon tries out a device that singer Drake uses as part of his "after-show" recovery routine.
Natural Ways to Relieve Headache Tension
Tips to relieve pain and tension.
Secret Ingredient to Getting Rid of Acne
Get clear skin in no time.
4 Gold Medal Health Tips from Mary Lou Retton
We're all proud of and inspired by our U.S. Olympic Women's Gymnastics Team, and like the "Final Five," we were in complete awe when Mary Lou Retton won her first ever gold medal for America back in 1984. She's gone from golden child, to mom of four, and she's heading up a campaign called "Dear Future Me." She gave Bradley Hasemeyer a list of things you can do right now, that will benefit your future self.
Acupuncture Treatments and Physiotherapy
Lieon Kit, DPT, MEd, CSCS, MCPA, Physiotherapist, discusses Acupuncture Treatments And Physiotherapy
Six Healthy Breakfasts That Wonât Break The Bank
Breakfast that's in your budget.
Self-Care Practices for Your Body And Soul
Refresh, renew and reconnect.
Yoga Matters: Working Online
Whether it's schoolwork, work work, or just browsing, most of us spend hours everyday sitting at a computer. Join Mariah Perkins and Jordan Younger (The Balanced Blonde) as they share their tricks for staying refreshed and healthy while you do!
How to Stay Healthy on Vacation
Having fun doesn't have to be unhealthy.
6 Ways to Reduce Workplace Stress
Work wellness into your office.
Surprising Health Benefits of Getting Enough Sleep
Benefits go beyond beauty.
Pre-Bedtime Rituals for Better Sleep
Six habits that'll help you sleep soundly.
This Common Kitchen Staple Can Zen You out in a Matter of Minutes
The Doctors reveal the kitchen item you should keep on hand to help relax you.
Health on the Road with Country Singer JT Hodges
JT Hodges take us through his diet and workout routine, which keeps him in great shape while on the go.
Buy Food From a Strangerâs Kitchen?
âHomemadeâ app creator Nick joins The Doctors to discuss his new app that would allow you to purchase food from neighbors and friends right from your phone.
Banish Dry Winter Skin
Ari Sarsalari gives us a few winter skin care tips to avoid that pesky dry skin.
Seven Ways to Sleep Better Tonight
Stop feeling tired.
Five Simple Ways to Live in the Now
Mindfulness made easy.
Playing with Fire?
The latest social media trend known as the âfire spray challengeâ has The Doctors very concerned as kids are using aerosol cans of cleaning fluid to create mega-flames that can easily get out of control.
Simple Ways to Reduce Stress Now
Psychologist Dr. Zelana Montminy, author of â21 Days of Resilience,â joins The Doctors to share some ways to distress and overcome lifeâs challenges.
Weightlifter Hurls during Deadlift
The Doctors are joined by Brianna who successfully deadlifted 347 pounds but not without losing her lunch.
Busy Lifestyles and Brain Function
If your day is jam-packed with things to do, your brain may actually benefit!
Mayo Clinic Minute: A New View of Distracted Driving
The U.S. Transportation Department calls distracted driving a dangerous epidemic. Every day in America, at least 8 people are killed and more than 1,100 are injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver. Mayo Clinic is working to reduce those numbers through its injury prevention program. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, injury prevention coordinator Kim Lombard highlights an interactive tool being used to show the real dangers of being distracted while behind the wheel.
Put It to the Test: Wine Wand and Wrinkle Cream
Do you get red and flushed when you drink wine? âThe Wandâ reportedly helps combat âwine glow.â And, do you have dry, wrinkled skin? Stemu Tone by Adonia claims it can reverse it. But do these products work?
16-Foot Tapeworm from Sushi
The Doctors discuss a 16-foot tapeworm that took doctors 5 days to remove from a sashimi loverâs stomach.
Mayo Clinic Minute: Burned out Nation
More than half of all adults in the United States are stressed out and burned out. That's according to Mayo Clinic's Dr. Edward Creagan. He says modern life is non-stop, and the demands on our time, talents and to-do lists can be overwhelming. Burnout can lead to fatigue, depression, sleep issues and even heart disease.
In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams talks to Dr. Creagan about burnout.
Five Easy Exercises to Prevent Carpal Tunnel
Do them right at your desk.
Six Easy Ways to Add Wellness to Your Lifestyle
Simple, happy and healthy.
Five of the Absolute Easiest Ways to Diet
Simple, happy and healthy.
Five Easy Ways to Cut Calories
Just add water!
Simple Massage Tips For a Restful Night
Relieve tension easily.
Students Get Hands-on Look at Medicine
A Mayo Clinic seminar with a surgical twist recently gave high school students a chance to feel what itâs like to be a medical professional. The interactive lab was modeled after a Mayo Clinic YouTube series that teaches simple lifesaving techniques through short videos. In this report, Jeff Olsen takes you on a field trip to the Saving Lives With Gus: High School Medical Seminar where the theme of the day is hands-on learning.
Diane von Furstenberg Cloned Her Dog!?
Diane von Furstenberg and her husband Barry Diller cloned their beloved Jack Russell terrier for $100,000. Would you ever clone your pet?
4 Steps to Spring Cleaning
Open the windows, clean the closets and sweep the garage. Springtime means spring cleaning. Mayo Clinic experts want people who are tackling the grit and grime left behind by winter to be safe and healthy in the process.
In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams talks to preventive, occupational and aerospace medicine specialist Dr. Clayton Cowl about four tips to safe and healthy spring cleaning.
Dr. Berman Joins the LA Clippers Dance Squad?
Dr. Jennifer Berman drops in on a LA Clippers Dance Squad rehearsal and shows off some moves of her own. Could dancing be just what the doctor ordered?
Drs. Rx: Need a Cheap Way to Prevent Heel Blisters?
The Doctors reveal a cheap and easy way to help prevent painful heel blisters.
3 Things to Keep in Your Emergency Kit
The original âIncredible Hulkâ and special deputy sheriff Lou Ferrigno joins The Doctors to share the must-have items in your personal emergency kit.
Three Glasses of Wine for Better Photos?
The Doctors discuss Brazilian photographer Marcos Albertiâs new â3 Glasses Projectâ to see if people make better photo subjects after three glasses of wine.
PETA Joins The Doctors to Discuss Controversial Ad
PETAâs international media director Ben Williamson joins The Doctors to discuss a new PETA ad that suggests eating chicken may actually affect penis development.
Grossest Earwax Removal Ever
The Doctors discuss this video from an ENT doctor in Malaysia whose patient came in completely deaf in one ear. What came out is hard to believe.
Trick Yourself Into Drinking More Water
When it comes to health, hydration is key.
Sued for Posting the Wrong Pic?
The Doctors discuss a recent story about a Chicago woman who sued a man for posting a photo of her recovering from an alcohol binge in the ER.
Benefits of Changing Bed Sheets Regularly
Changing bed sheets regularly could help improve your sleep.
Would You Buy a Memory Perfume?
A company in France has created a perfume that captures the scent of a loved oneâ¦specifically someone who has left this world.
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Olivia Munnâs Secret for a Youthful Looking Face
The Doctors reveal the product that Olivia Munn gives credit to for making her skin glow.
Turkey Zucchini Burgers with Tahini Sauce
A twist on a BBQ classic.
Whatâs the Real Deal: Infrared Saunas?
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork decided to check out the HOT new infrared sauna trend all the celebrities are raving about. But is it worth it?
How to Do the Reach Back & Arabesque for Long, Lean Legs
In this video, celebrity fitness trainer Tracy Anderson shows you how to do the Reach Back & Arabesque, a full-body exercise that strengthens your arms, abs, and legs. Grab a mat and get started!
Tone Your Arms and Upper Back with This Move
Ready to get your muscles burning? Watch this video to learn how to do the Throw & Reach move with celebrity fitness trainer Tracy Anderson. This lightening-fast exercise will strengthen your arms and upper back.
5 Basic Moves to Get Started with Pure Barre at Home
Ready to take your barre obsession to your living room? In this video, Sarah Wingo from Pure Barre demonstrates five powerful moves that can be done in or out of the studioâ"no ballet barre required!
Gender and Healthcare Gap
Why are men less likely to go to the doctor?
Tips to Get a Better Nightâs Sleep
Getting a better nightâs sleep might decrease your risk for developing certain health issues like type 2 diabetes. The Doctors reveal tips on how to get quality shut-eye!
A âBromanceâ with Benefits?
Life and business strategist, Gary Coxe, joins The Doctors to discuss a new study that suggests âbromancesâ have the same effect on the brain as romantic relationships. Have you hugged your bromantic partner today?
Erase Bad Memories with Your Eyes?
Can you get rid of a painful memory just by moving your eyes? The Doctors discuss EMDR or âeye movement desensitization and processing,â which is being used to treat conditions like anxiety and depression. But does it work?
Is Your Apartment Filled with Secondhand Smoke?
Attorney Areva Martin joins The Doctors to discuss a recent groundbreaking ruling in favor of one NYC apartment dweller in a lawsuit over secondhand smoke infiltration.
Is a Popular Wellness Product Potentially Unsafe
A daycare center filled with toddlers recently had a carbon monoxide scareâ¦but could a popular wellness product be to blame?
3 Mess-Free Summer Snacking Hacks
Avoid sticky fingers at every BBQ.
Is There Mold in Your Childâs Sippy Cup?
'The Doctors' discuss a viral picture posted after one mom popped open the anti-leak mouth piece on her childâs sippy cup and found it covered in mold.
Simple Blood Test for Concussions Is Coming, Researchers Say
Researchers say theyâve taken a significant step toward a simple blood test for concussions, which can be hard to detect. They took blood samples from hundreds of patients treated for concussions to develop the test.
Why Research Says the â10-Second Rule' Is Dangerous and Could Kill You
New research says you should think twice before picking up food thatâs fallen to the ground and eating it: The risk of contamination grows the longer food has been left on the ground, and is dependent on the type of food and type of surface it lands on. The TODAY anchors are clearly split on the issue.
Author Pete Cerqua's 90-Second Fitness Solutions
Tips for great abs by the author of The 90-Second Fitness Solution.
Fitness guru Pete Cerqua shares his tips on picking up supplements
Pete Cerqua makes it easy to find the right supplements you need to stay healthy!
Weapons Against Migraines
Migraines: They appear in an instant, but can stick around for days. Here's the good news though! There are some habits you might want to incorporate into your life to arm up against those mood killers and work inhibitors. Here are a few natural tips against migraines.
Vitamins That Might Actually Be Bad for You
Here are five vitamins that can actually be bad for you.
Are You Guilty of Sick Shaming!?
The Doctors discuss shaming coworkers for showing up to the office sick and the proper etiquette when someone around you is coughing, sneezing and blowing their nose.
You'll Never Guess How Much Sleep Heather Graham Gets Every Night
You'll Never Guess How Much Sleep Heather Graham Gets Every Night
5 Foods to Help You Lose 5 Pounds
Celebrity nutritionist Keri Glassman joins The Doctors to tell us what 5 foods to stock up on to help you lose those last pesky 5 pounds! To check out some recipes, click here .
6 Foods That Look Healthy but Actually Aren't
Make sure to always check your food labels.
Male Enlargement Injection Leads to Death?
The Doctors discuss the story of a man who died after getting an illegal silicone injection to enlarge his private part.
Party and Avoid Hangovers
Are you ready to drink the night away this weekend without suffering a hangover? These are some tricks you can use to drink and still enjoy the morning after. Get ready to party all night and go to work like nothing happened.
Real Gurl Advice: What You Need to Know Before You Get a Tattoo
Not to sound like your mom or your grandma, but getting a tattoo is serious business - this is something that's going to be on your body forever! It's not really a decision that should be taken lightly. Besides figuring out what you want, there are so many other things you have to know before you get a tattoo: the real deal about the pain, how to take care of it, how you might feel about it in a few years, and even how other people are going to deal.
Stay Cool with a Marble S'well
Looking for a sweat-proof water bottle that can keep your water cold for up to 24 hours? Or a giant, insulated bottle that will keep wine chilled for a picnic? Or a bottle that will keep coffee or tea piping hot all day? Then you want a S'well. Between the sleek design and the smart, thermal technology, a S'well is unlike any other bottle. And these fresh marble patterns are an unbelievably chic way to stay hydrated.
Debunking 3 Common Drinking Myths
Americans drink on St. Patrick's Day and on, really, any other day of the year. So to make sure you drink safely, The List's Bradley Hasemeyer had Mark Massimi from 'Total Wine & More' debunk some common drinking myths.
Smartphones and Medical Help
Is your smartphone dependable in a health emergency?
Canned Oxygen: A Breath of Fresh Air
You have heard of flavored water, so how about flavored oxygen? It comes in a can and some believe just a few puffs can leave you feeling renewed and re-energized. Best part? NO CALORIES! Now that's something that might be worth inhaling.
'Extreme Weight Loss' Contestant Rod Durham Found Dead at 52
Teacher who was once on "Extreme Weight Loss" found dead.
6 Surprising Fixes for Constipation
If you get constipated (along with 42 million other Americans), you know all too well just how uncomfortable it can be. Luckily, you have a few options that will help to get things moving. Watch this video for the full list.
7 Best Natural Ways to Cure Headaches
The next time you feel your head throbbing (or you want to prevent a headache from coming on), you can try a few natural remedies. Doing moderate aerobics or applying cold can help. Watch this video for more ways you can beat a headache.
6 Simple Tricks to Boost Your Metabolism
Your metabolism is not completely under your control, but there are plenty of ways that you can rev it up each day by creating some healthy habits. Watch this video for the six ways that you can boost your metabolism.
Health Guidelines: Do They Apply to You?
The world of medicine is complex. Researchers continuously find new ways to diagnose and treat disease. With so much information being generated, how do health care providers and consumers keep up? One way is to refer to guidelines drafted by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and other organizations. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams talks to internal medicine specialist Dr. Denise Dupras about how to interpret guidelines and whether or not they apply to you.
Drunk Driving After One Drink?!
Do you think the feds should lower the the blood-alcohol threshold for DWI/DUIs to .05 or lower? Find out what The Doctors think about this potential new policy.
3 Fun Fitness Tracking Apps
Getting your heart rate up is no big deal, but staying excited about exercising isn't so easy! If your fitness tracker isn't setting you on fire anymore, don't sweat it. The List's Donna Ruko with three apps that will trick up your fitness tracker and keep you in the game.
Can Teaching Girls to Be Nice Backfire?
A recent New York Times article suggests we might be doing more harm than good when we teach our daughters to be kind instead of to stick up for themselves. The Doctors share some tips on how to do both.
Iowa Man Reunites with Trooper Who Saved His Life
An Iowa man was reunited with the trooper who saved his life after KCCI viewers were able to identify him. Keleigh Nealon (@KeleighNealon) has the story.
'Orphans Of Ebola' Explores Lives Of Young Ebola Survivors In Sierra Leone
"Orphans of Ebola" explores the tragic epidemic through the eyes of a young boy who has lost numerous family members to the disease. Director Ben Steele joins HuffPost Live to discuss his documentary.
'Orphans of Ebola' Director Ben Steele
"Orphans of Ebola" explores the tragic epidemic through the eyes of a young boy who has lost numerous family members to the disease. Director Ben Steele joins HuffPost Live to discuss his documentary.
Controversial Breastfeeding Meme?
The Doctors discuss a photo that recently went viral of a toddler pretending to breastfeed his newborn sibling, which has caused some divided opinions.
'Orphans Of Ebola' Explores Lives Of Young Ebola Survivors In Sierra Leone
"Orphans of Ebola" explores the tragic epidemic through the eyes of a young boy who has lost numerous family members to the disease. Director Ben Steele joins HuffPost Live to discuss his documentary.
'Orphans of Ebola' Director Ben Steele
"Orphans of Ebola" explores the tragic epidemic through the eyes of a young boy who has lost numerous family members to the disease. Director Ben Steele joins HuffPost Live to discuss his documentary.
Controversial Breastfeeding Meme?
The Doctors discuss a photo that recently went viral of a toddler pretending to breastfeed his newborn sibling, which has caused some divided opinions.
Would You Buy a Fake Doctors Note Online?
The Doctors discuss how people are buying fake doctor's notes online.
Drs. Rx: Christie Brinkley's Age-Defying Health Secrets
The Doctors reveal two of model Christy Brinkley's age-defying health secrets.
Mayo Clinic Minute: Inside a Colonoscopy
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Mayo Clinic Cancer Center researcher and gastroenterologist, Paul J. Limburg, M.D., says even though colorectal cancer is the the second leading cause of cancer death, colonoscopy and other screening methods make it one of the most preventable cancers. Here's Dennis Douda for the Mayo Clinic News Network.
Dangerous Foods: 3 You Wouldn't Expect
Here's a sickening stat: The FDA estimates around 48 million Americans get food poisoning every year. TheList's Bradley Hasemeyer has a list of culprits you wouldn't expect.
Mayo Clinic Minute - Tips for Transitioning to a Standing Desk
Sitting for long periods of time is linked with a variety of health problems, including obesity, diabetes and heart disease. It's the kind of news that might have you considering a standing workstation.
In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen talks with a wellness exercise specialist from the Mayo Clinic Healthy Living Program about some things to consider before you ditch your desk chair.
Height, Weight and Life Success
Is being short or overweight a real disadvantage when it comes to career and income?
4 Things That Cause Inflammation
Is your swollen body causing you constant discomfort? No matter what you've tried you can't fight the inflammation? It could be more than an injury, here are a few tips to fight a swollen body.
How Clean are Your Grocery Store Bulk Bins?
Have you ever wondered if your grocery store's bulk bins are clean or filled with germs? The Doctors conducted a swab test and sent it to a lab. Wait until you hear the results!
Roast, Bake, and Shake Yourself to a Better Body?
The Doctors are joined by dermatologist Dr. William Schweitzer and three of his patients to discuss a new non-invasive fat-loss procedure. You won't believe the before and after!
Could DIY Health Kits Do More Harm Than Good?
The Doctors discuss the growing trend of at-home DIY health screening kits and give their opinions on three popular types: at-home tests for vaginal pH, cholesterol, and prostate health. Should you use these products?
Yoga Pants That Burn Calories?
A new brand of yoga pants claims to help you burn more calories while you work out. But do they work? Find out as The Doctors put it to the test!
Your Bromance May Be Good For Your Health
GUess what, Bros? Close Male Friendships COuld Help With Stress Management
Top 5 Facts About MDMA
MDMA, typically known as ecstasy or Molly, is one of the world's most infamous recreational drugs, and also one of its most fascinating.
Your Bromance May Be Good For Your Health
GUess what, Bros? Close Male Friendships COuld Help With Stress Management
Top 5 Facts About MDMA
MDMA, typically known as ecstasy or Molly, is one of the world's most infamous recreational drugs, and also one of its most fascinating.
3 Drinks That Keep You Young
Ponce de Leon may have never found the real Fountain of Youth, but we did... in the kitchen! Here are 3 drinks that will improve your skin, build stronger muscles, and help you fight off heart disease.
Mayo Clinic Minute - Tips for Transitioning to a Standing Desk
Sitting for long periods of time is linked with a variety of health problems, including obesity, diabetes and heart disease. It's the kind of news that might have you considering a standing workstation.
In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen talks with a wellness exercise specialist from the Mayo Clinic Healthy Living Program about some things to consider before you ditch your desk chair.
Why This Badass Female Cop Wants to Teach You Self-Defense
Trish Hoffman explains the need for female self-defense education.
Get Motivated and Start These Lifestyle Changes
Have you ever made a New Year's resolution, only to look back months later and realize you haven't even started or given it much thought since the clock struck midnight. Well, TODAY is the day you make a healthy change in your life. So how do you get started? With these 3 easy lifestyle changes that will help get you started with realistic goals.
Woman Run Over by Two Cars and Left for Dead Lives to Share Her Story
The Doctors meet with Jasmine who survived being run over by two cars. Her long road to recovery has been painful and The Doctors help out by sending her to specialists. To see more of her incredible story, click here .
Woman Who Survived Being Run Over Twice Meets the Man Who Saved Her
Hit and run survivor Jasmine meets the man who stopped to call 911 and saved her life, Trent. Watch their tearful reunion. Plus, see what else The Doctors have in store for Jasmine to help with her incredible recovery.
Special Report: Bobbi Kristina Brown Autopsy Report
News in 2:00 has obtained the official autopsy report for Bobbi Kristina Brown from the Fulton County Medical Examiner. Find out how the only child of Bobby Brown and the late Whitney Houston died.
Is Male Pattern Blindness Real?
The Doctors discuss a recent viral video that highlights the theory of "male pattern blindness." Do you think it's real?
San Francisco's Open-Air Urinal Controversy
The Doctors discuss a new open-air urinal installed in San Francisco's Delores Park. Attorney Kevin Snider, who is behind a potential public restroom lawsuit to have it removed, joins to discuss if the urinal is safe.
One Thing More Dangerous Than Texting While Driving
The Doctors reveal one thing we all do that's more dangerous than texting while driving. Do you do it?
Special Report: Bobbi Kristina Brown Autopsy Report
News in 2:00 has obtained the official autopsy report for Bobbi Kristina Brown from the Fulton County Medical Examiner. Find out how the only child of Bobby Brown and the late Whitney Houston died.
Mom of 16: Tips to Satisfy Picky Eaters
Picky eaters... we all know some! Our Mom of 15, Lyette Reback, from Mom 15, a HooplaHa Original Series is now a mom of 16! Congratulations to this beautiful - still growing - family! This experienced mom knows a thing or two about raising kids. She shares some of her advice on this brand new episode of Mom 16. As I'm sure you can imagine, Lyette and and her husband, David, have a very busy life, making sure their children are happy, productive and doing what they love.
U.S. Soccer Icon Brandi Chastain Will Donate Her Brain To CTE Research
Brandi Chastain wonders if she could have CTE?
The Disgusting Places People Put Boogers
The Doctors discuss a recent survey that uncovered all the shocking places people admitted to putting boogers.
U.S. Soccer Icon Brandi Chastain Will Donate Her Brain To CTE Research
Brandi Chastain wonders if she could have CTE?
Mayo Clinic Minute: Health Risks of E-Cigarettes
E-cigarettes are big business. Some people who want to try vaping may have questions about safety. Right now, there aren't many definitive answers from scientific research about potential health risks. This can make it difficult for some consumers to make informed decisions. One recent study from the University of California San Diego reveals that e-cigarettes may be toxic to airways, cause inflammation, decrease immunity and increase your risk of infections.
Get Your Geek on While Getting in Shape
Do you ever want to work out but feel the gym is just so boring?
So-called geek-friendly gyms and online fitness communities are popping up across the country to make every workout a new adventure!
Airport CPR Kioskâ¦Helps Save a Boy Struck By Lightning?
The Doctors discuss the incredible story of a boy who was struck by lightning and saved by a classmate who had just learned CPR from an airport CPR kiosk. To meet them, click here .
Meet a Boy Struck By Lightning
Meet a boy who was struck by lightning and then saved by a classmate who had just learned CPR from an airport CPR kiosk.
How Dirty Is Your Movie Theater?
The Doctors investigate movie theater germs ? and what they found might shock you.
Mandatory Fitness Trackers for College Freshman?
Should colleges require incoming freshman to wear fitness trackers? A college in Oklahoma is doing just that! Besides helping ward off the "freshman fifteen," are there other benefits as well?
Airport CPR Kiosk?Helps Save a Boy Struck By Lightning?
The Doctors discuss the incredible story of a boy who was struck by lightning and saved by a classmate who had just learned CPR from an airport CPR kiosk. To meet them, click here .
Meet a Boy Struck By Lightning
Meet a boy who was struck by lightning and then saved by a classmate who had just learned CPR from an airport CPR kiosk.
Breathalyzer Condom Vending Machine?
The Doctors share their opinion on a new condom machine being tested in the UK that will give you a free condom if you pass a breathalyzer test.
Doctors Remove Ants from a Girl's Ear
See the crazy viral video of doctors removing hundreds of ants living and reproducing in a young girl's ear canal.
How Super Model Linda Vojtov Spends Her Day Off
Ever wonder what models do when they're not modeling? For Czech super model Linda Vojtov the answer is refreshingly down to earth. On her days off the blond bombshell hangs with friends, checks in on the week ahead, remixes tracks composed by her Czech grandfather (included in this video), and goes to the gym. What sets her off-duty routine apart however, is that her friends are some of the most beautiful women in the world and her gym routine is well, we'll let you see that for yourself.
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Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay $72 Million
Johnson & Johnson was ordered to pay $72 million to Jacqueline Salter Fox after a jury found that the companyâs talc-based baby powder caused her ovarian cancer.
Is an Artificial Liver Ready for Human Testing
On any given day about 15,000 Americans are on the liver transplant waiting list, hoping they can get a lifesaving donor organ in time. Itâs that kind of statistic thatâs had doctors looking for alternatives for decades. Now, a new study in the Journal of Hepatology reports that Mayo Clinic researchers may have a bioartificial liver ready to do the job for some of those patients.
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Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay $72 Million
Johnson & Johnson was ordered to pay $72 million to Jacqueline Salter Fox after a jury found that the company's talc-based baby powder caused her ovarian cancer.
Why Are Your Ears Ringing?
You are in complete silence, but the buzzer in your ear doesn't shut off. There are many reasons why your ear is still ringing. Check out what is making your ear buzz and how to control it.
Sitting Is the New Smoking: Here's 3 Ways to Quit
The average person sits over nine hours a day and it's wrecking their health. As soon as you sit down, the electrical activity in your muscles drop and your calorie burning rate plummets to about one per minute. It's time to get up, stand up, and turn things around with these three methods.
This Is What The Ideal Man Looks Like Around The World
Nineteen people were asked to make one man look beautiful according to their country's definition of beautiful and the results are something else.
Mayo Clinic Minute: Obesity Linked to ADHD
Obesity and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are common conditions in the U.S. Research led by experts at Mayo Clinic shows there is a connection between the two. In a study published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings, the researchers found that for women, there is an association between having ADHD as a child and being obese as an adult. Reporter Vivien Williams has more in this Mayo Clinic Minute.
Factors That Affect Standardized Test Scores
Does the time of day a standardized test is scheduled affect a student's performance?
Gender Equality and the Rules of Attraction
Intelligence or looks? What matters more when you're looking for a partner?
What's Lurking in Your Salad?
How clean is your favorite salad bar? The Doctors perform a swab test at a few popular hot spots and sent the results to a lab to be analyzed. Wait until you hear what was found!
A Trick to Help You Fasten a Medical Bracelet by Yourself
The Doctors reveal a trick to help you fasten a medical-alert bracelet by yourself!
Is an Artificial Liver Ready for Human Testing
On any given day about 15,000 Americans are on the liver transplant waiting list, hoping they can get a lifesaving donor organ in time. It's that kind of statistic that's had doctors looking for alternatives for decades. Now, a new study in the Journal of Hepatology reports that Mayo Clinic researchers may have a bioartificial liver ready to do the job for some of those patients.
Gastric Sleeve Surgery Patients Share Their Stories
Sleeve gastrectomy is a surgical weight-loss procedure that permanently reduces the size of the stomach. In this video, two people who have received this weight-loss treatment share their story.
Gastric Sleeve Surgery Patients Share Their Stories
Sleeve gastrectomy is a surgical weight-loss procedure that permanently reduces the size of the stomach. In this video, two people who have received this weight-loss treatment share their story.
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Apprenez où elles se cachent et comment les faire disparaître.
Journey Into the Depths and Secrets of the Navel
Come friends, let's take this journey together.
App Linked to Teen Suicide?
Teens are misusing one of the key functions of a popular app, the ability to leave anonymous comments, and using it as a way to cyberbully one another.
Journey Into the Depths and Secrets of the Navel
Come friends, let's take this journey together.
Mayo Clinic Minute: Obesity Linked to ADHD
Obesity and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are common conditions in the U.S. Research led by experts at Mayo Clinic shows there is a connection between the two. In a study published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings, the researchers found that for women, there is an association between having ADHD as a child and being obese as an adult. Reporter Vivien Williams has more in this Mayo Clinic Minute.
How Healthy Are the Presidential Candidates?
In the wake of Hillary Clinton's recent coughing fit, The Doctors and attorney and author Areva Martin discuss the health of the presidential candidates.
Medical Staff Torments Dementia Patients?
The Doctors discuss a shocking video of staff members at a convalescent home torturing a doll that's used to comfort patients with dementia and Alzheimer's.
Is Your Drug Store Making You Sick?
Have you ever wondered how dirty your drug store could be considering how frequently it's visited by sick people? Find out as The Doctors investigate!
Salesperson Body-Shames a 13-Year-Old Girl?
The Doctors discuss the story of a woman who says a salesperson at an upscale department store told her 13-year-old daughter she needed to wear Spanx in order to pull off a certain dress. Is this body shaming?
10 Ways You're Sabotaging Your Sleep Without Realizing It
Are you guilty of any of these bad sleep habits? Small tweaks to your daily routine can make a huge difference in helping you get better sleep ASAP.
Floating Can Help Reduce Stress
Float therapy has been proven to reduce stress and really clear your mind, man.
The Benefits of Looking in the Mirror
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork reveals why looking in the mirror could help you maintain good health!
9 Easy Ways to Become a Morning Person
These tweaks just might make you a morning person yet.
Florida Teenager Arrested for Pretending to Be a Doctor
An 18-year-old Florida teenager was arrested in Palm Beach for running a clinic and seeing patients without a medical license. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more.
10 Ways You're Sabotaging Your Sleep Without Realizing It
Are you guilty of any of these bad sleep habits? Small tweaks to your daily routine can make a huge difference in helping you get better sleep ASAP.
Floating Can Help Reduce Stress
Float therapy has been proven to reduce stress and really clear your mind, man.
Guest Co-Hosts Share Their Favorite Tips
Surgical breast specialist Dr. Kristi Funk, dentist Dr. Chris Strandburg, and veterinarian Dr. Courtney Campbell share their favorite daily prescriptions with ER physician Dr. Travis Stork.
The Real Dirt on Beards
ER physician Travis Stork is joined by surgical breast specialist Dr. Kristi Funk, dentist Dr. Chris Strandburg, veterinarian Dr. Courtney Campbell, and Criminal Minds star AJ Cook to discuss a new study that revealed men with beards are actually healthier
Kitchen Cures with Dr. Taz
Nutritionist Dr. Tasneem Bhatia, author of 'The 21-Day Belly Fix' and host of the online show 'Kitchen Cures,' shares DIY recipes to help treat symptoms of the flu and minimize a double chin!
10 chiffres à connaître sur la santé mentale des enfants
10 chiffres à connaître sur la santé mentale des enfants
Meet Couple Behind Viral Car Crash Photo
After Arika and Hunter got into a horrific car crash, a photo of them reuniting went viral. Meet them and see how they are doing today.
Little Girl Saved with the Help of Social Media
The Doctors discuss a heartwarming story of how social media helped save a little girl with large tumor growing on her head.
Remembering Christy O'Donnell
The Doctors discuss the recent passing of Christy O'Donnell, a mother and attorney who successfully fought for the passage of California's End of Life Options Act.
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College Forced to Close Dining Hall After Mystery Illness
A mystery stomach virus has swept through a Pennsylvania college
College Forced to Close Dining Hall After Mystery Illness
A mystery stomach virus has swept through a Pennsylvania college
Vaping Can Harm Unborn Babies Nevous Systems
New study suggests Babies at risk when it comes vaping.
An Easy Way to Possibly Add 10 Years to Your Life
The Doctors reveal an easy way to possibly add 10 years to your life!
3 Ways Love Can Literally Drive You Crazy
It turns out that love may not be as mysterious as we would like to think. Not only can love be pin-pointed down to a science, the chemicals that make the brain crazy in love are the same ones cause addiction and psychological disorders.
Woman in Hospice Gets Birthday Wish - and Casino Winnings
An Iowa womanâs hospice team rallied together to give her the time of her life on what could be her last birthday. Keleigh Nealon (@keleighnealon) has the details.
Woman in Hospice Gets Birthday Wish - and Casino Winnings
An Iowa woman's hospice team rallied together to give her the time of her life on what could be her last birthday. Keleigh Nealon (@keleighnealon) has the details.
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Filmmaker Chris Bell on 'Prescription Thugs'
The US consumes more than 75% of the world's prescription drugs, yet we make up only 5% of the world's population. The Doctors are joined by filmmaker Chris Bell to talk about his documentary, 'Prescription Thugs'.
Do Plus Size Models Contribute to Obesity in Society?
Some people believe plus size models are doing more harm than good and encouraging obesity in society. The Doctors are joined by actress Carmen Electra to share their thoughts!
The Future of Human Lifespans: Is Evolution the Solution?
What if we didn't have to grow old and die? The average American can expect to live for 78.8 years, an improvement over the days before clean water and vaccines, when life expectancy was closer to 50, but still not long enough for most of us. So researchers around the world have been working on arresting the process of aging through biotechnology and finding cures to diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer. Assuming the human race is evolving, wouldn't lifespan grow with human evolution?
Will Only the Wealthy Afford to Live Longer?
What if we didn't have to grow old and die? The average American can expect to live for 78.8 years, an improvement over the days before clean water and vaccines, when life expectancy was closer to 50, but still not long enough for most of us. But will all of us be able to afford this life expectancy extension or will it be only the wealthy few who could afford it?
Is Curing Old Age Narcissistic?
What if we didn't have to grow old and die? The average American can expect to live for 78.8 years, an improvement over the days before clean water and vaccines, when life expectancy was closer to 50, but still not long enough for most of us. So researchers around the world have been working on arresting the process of aging through biotechnology and finding cures to diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer.
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How Connection and Creativity Promotes Happiness
Every week millions of people try and fail to find happiness in a winning lottery ticket. The good news is, if you go about it the right way, the odds of achieving happiness are much better than winning the lottery. In this Mayo Clinic Minute with Jeff Olsen, Dr. Amit Sood shares two key ingredients for a happy life.
Extending Lifespan with Senescent Cells Manipulation
Researchers at Mayo Clinic have shown that senescent cells - cells that no longer divide and accumulate with age - negatively impact health and shorten lifespan by as much as 35 percent in normal mice. The results, which appear in Nature, demonstrate that clearance of senescent cells delays tumor formation, preserves tissue and organ function, and extends lifespan without observed adverse effects.
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The Benefits of Coloring for Adults
You may have fond memories of curling up with a box of crayons and a coloring book as a kid, but coloring is no longer just child's play. More adults are turning to coloring as a way to relax. As Vivien Williams tells us in today's Mayo Clinic Minute, it can help us focus and stay in the moment.
A&E Confessions: The Dignity of a Planned Death
Most of the deaths Dr. Chris Odedun, an emergency medicine registrar, has to deal with are âhectic, hot and smelly.â But here he tells of helping an elderly patient with cancer experience a peaceful death surrounded by people she loved.
How This Neurosurgeon Went From Troubled Teen To Compassion Guru
Dr. James Doty explains how he became a compassion guru.
How Compassion Scientifically Impacts Your Health
Dr. James Doty explains how compassion scientifically impacts your health.
National Health Check-Up
If you're hoping to be healthier but know there are barriers to that goal, you're like a majority of Americans surveyed in the first-ever Mayo Clinic National Health Check-Up. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen speaks with Dr. John Wald, Mayo Clinic medical director for Public Affairs, about the survey's results and how they'll be used to support health goals.
Is Showering Too Much Bad for You?
How many times a day do you shower? Once? Twice? Maybe even three times? Well, guess what? Showering more than once a day may be doing more harm than good on your skin.
The Hottest Way to Stay Hydrated
If you haven't noticed, we're pretty head over heels for S'well and their fun yet functional water bottles. They keep hot drinks hot for 12 hours, and cold drinks cold for 24 hours, so they're pretty much the leather jacket of water bottles? that is, the one you reach for when you know you're not going to be home all day. Plus they're BPA and toxin free, making them a better choice than a to-go coffee cup or a plastic bottle every time.
Back by Popular Demand: New from S'well
We couldn't help ourselves. We just had to bring back S'well's world-famous water bottles when we saw these new shades. Partly because you had to be lightning quick to snag one before they sold out last time, and partly because these amazing bottles keep hot drinks hot for 12 hours and cold drinks cold for 24 hours. So you can take your sweet time drinking that fair trade coffee (or full bottle of Pinot Grigio, if that's more your thing).
Are Over-The-Counter Sleep Aids Safe?
The Doctors are joined by sleep medicine specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta to discuss over-the-counter sleep aids. Are they safe?
Hidden Drugs in Your Supplements?
The Doctors discuss a recent news report that revealed a number of supplements secretly contain illegal and/or banned pharmaceutical-grade drugs.
Winter Hazard: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
When winter storms hit and the thermometer drops, homes are buttoned up tight as people try to stay warm. Unfortunately, it's also a time when cases of carbon monoxide poisoning rise. The invisible, odorless gas claims about 500 lives each year. Symptoms may include headache, dizziness, vomiting, chest pain and confusion.
4 Happiness Hacks You Can Do Right NOW!
Here are some cool happiness hacks you can do RIGHT NOW!
Should Funeral Homes Serve Cocktails?
The Doctors discuss a funeral home in Illinois that just started serving alcohol during their wakes and funerals. Do you think this is a good idea?
6 Ways to Change Attitudes About Breastfeeding
Nigel Rollins, one of the World Health Organization's scientists, points out ways to change attitudes toward breastfeeding across the world.
Nigel Rollins: How to Increase Breastfeeding Rates
Nigel Rollins, one of the World Health Organization's scientists, talks about the WHO's review of breastfeeding practices around the world.
Gates Foundation CEO: Science Supports Breastfeeding
Susan Desmond-Hellmann, CEO, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, talks about the science behind breastfeeding and prevalent views about breastfeeding's benefits and disadvantages.
See the Sexiest Women of 2015, All at Once
Kendall Jenner, Charlotte McKinney, and Bella Hadid made it perfectly clear ? 2015 was a damn good year.
Is Sponge-Filled Syringe a Gunshot Wound Miracle?
The Doctors talk about the XSTAT 30, a new FDA-approved syringe filled with micro-sponges that can expand and fill a gunshot wound in 20 seconds.
Mayo Clinic Minute - Antibiotics in Animals
The American Academy of Pediatrics says the overuse of antibiotics to speed growth in animals is a creating a significant public health threat. In a new report, the group warns the drug-resistant bacteria showing up in the food supply is endangering medicine's ability to treat young patients. Jeff Olsen has more in this Mayo Clinic Minute.
The Healthy Skeptic: BPA-Free Products
BPA, a chemical used in polycarbonate plastic containers and bottles as well as the linings of cans, has been linked to health problems in some studies. Though products made with BPA substitutes may appear to be safer, there's no guarantee that they are.
Does Crying Baby Decoder App Work?
A new app claims to decode your baby's crying to let you know if your little one is hungry, sleepy, in pain, or needs a diaper change! But does it work? Find out as pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears and his patients put it to the test!
Fake Plastic Surgeon Convicted of 33 Felonies
The Doctors discuss Carlos Guzmangarza, who was recently convicted of 33 felonies after posing as a plastic surgeon and performing illegal operations. He apparently performed liposuction while smoking a cigar and flushed six pounds of fat down a patient's toilet.
New Hope for Infertile Couple
Lilia and her husband Miguel have been trying to conceive a child for 14 years, but many of the attempts resulted in Lilia experiencing a molar pregnancy. Hear from IVF fertility expert Dr. E Scott Sills on why this happens, and see the special surprise The Doctors have in store for them.
Lawmakers in Hot Water Over Sexist Breastfeeding Comments?
Chaos erupted in New Hampshire after a female lawmaker criticized a proposed anti-nudity bill on Facebook, and two male lawmakers responded with disparaging personal remarks about breastfeeding and her breasts.
Health News in 2:00
Get the latest health news you can use with 'The Doctors' News in 2:00!
Mayo Clinic Minute: Why Donating Blood Matters
January is National Blood Donor Month. Mayo Clinic experts encourage all who are able to donate blood. During the winter months, blood is often in short supply, as fewer people donate over the busy holidays. The need for blood is on-going. Donating only takes about an hour, but your gift can make a lifetime of difference for those who need it.
Can Algae Prevent Hangovers?
Could taking a little green algae pill before you start drinking prevent your next hangover? Find out as The Doctors put it to the test!
Man Dies for 12 Minutes After Being Struck by Lightning
Bob was struck by lightning and died while surfing with his family in Venice Beach. To find out what happened next, click here .
Meet a Man Who Died for 12 Minutes After Being Struck by Lightning
Bob was struck by lightning while surfing with his family in Venice Beach. He died for 12 minutes before being resuscitated by paramedics. Hear from Bob's family as well as the lifeguards who saved his life. To find out how you can take a CPR class in your area, click here .
Is Medication to Blame for Glenn Frey's Death?
The Doctors discuss the loss of music legend Glenn Frey, who recently passed away at the age of 67. Frey reportedly suffered rheumatoid arthritis. Was medication to blame for his death?
The Condom Challenge: New Viral Trend
The Doctors discuss "The Condom Challenge," a dangerous new viral trend taking over the Internet.
Man Mistakes Super Glue for Ear Drops
The Doctors discuss the story of a man who mistook super glue for ear drops, and squirted it into his ear.
Woman Beaten with Baseball Bat Makes Remarkable Recovery
A 22-year-old woman who was brutally attacked while walking her dog in a park is making an incredible recovery after a 19-day stint at the hospital. What's even more incredible, is her attitude towards her attacker. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more.
Do Diet Mixers Make Alcohol More Potent? The Results!
A new study revealed that consuming alcoholic cocktails prepared with diet mixer can increase your blood alcohol level by as much as 25 percent! But is it true? Find out the results of our Doctors' investigation!
Do Diet Mixers Make Alcohol More Potent?
A new study revealed that consuming alcoholic cocktails prepared with diet mixer can increase your blood alcohol level by as much as 25 percent! Find out if it's true as we conduct our own Doctors' investigation! To watch the live results, click here .
Cardiologist Gives Safety Tips for Shoveling Snow
Some cities are expected to get as much as three feet of snow this weekend, which means that there will be a lot of digging and if you are not careful you could end up in the hospital. Dr. John Corbeli is a cardiologist with the VA Hospital in Buffalo and he says the safe way to shovel is by taking the snow from the top and bending your legs. He told INSIDE EDITION, "Shoveling is a lot of work, a lot of muscles are involved."
Mayo Clinic Minute - Health News Perspective
At a time when news stories are being boiled down to short posts on social media, it's important to dig deeper for a full perspective. That's especially true when it comes to medical information. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen gets a doctor's advice on wading through the steady stream of health care headlines.
Finance Industry's 'Macho Attitude' About Sleep Has Serious Consequences
Duke University professor Dr. Murali Doraiswamy discusses the pitfalls of the idea that getting less sleep is an indicator of power and hard work.
The Amazing Things Your Brain Is Doing While You Sleep
Duke University professor Dr. Murali Doraiswamy explains the functions your brain performs during your hours of unconsciousness.
Study Finds No Link Between Anesthesia Exposure & Mild Cognitive Impairment
A Mayo Clinic study of people who received anesthesia for surgery after age 40 found no association between the anesthesia and development of mild cognitive impairment later in life. Mild cognitive impairment is a stage between the normal cognitive decline of aging and dementia. The findings are published in the February issue of the medical journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Work Schedule Is Top Barrier to Staying Healthy
According to the first-ever Mayo Clinic National Health Check-Up, most Americans experience barriers to staying healthy, with their work schedule as the leading barrier (22 percent), particularly among men and residents of the Northeast. While work schedule is a top barrier for women, as well, they are significantly more likely than men to cite caring for a child, spouse or parent. The Mayo Clinic National Health Check-Up takes a pulse on Americans' health opinions.
Is Being a Carbaholic as Bad as Being an Alcoholic?
The Doctors discuss a new study that says eating too many carbohydrates could be as hard on your liver as being an alcoholic.
Common Cough Myths
Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Freda Lewis-Hall, MD helps separate fact from fiction when it comes to treating your cough.
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Mayo Clinic Minute - Anti-Aging Pill
There's been a lot of hype in the news recently about a medication called metformin and its potential use as an anti-aging therapy. The drug is commonly prescribed to treat type 2 diabetes. Mayo Clinic researchers are studying the medication to see if it can prevent diseases associated with aging such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes and cognitive impairment. The goal ? to help people stay healthier longer.
How Much Water Should You Drink?
Water does everything from regulating your body temperature to lubricating your joints, and drinking it is one of the easiest ways to improve your health. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen talks to a registered dietitian who answers the question, "How much water should I drink?"
Young Woman Says Social Anxiety Is Ruining Her Life
The Doctors are joined by behavioral expert Gary Coxe to help a young woman suffering from severe social anxiety and a verbal disorder. To meet Morgan and see how she's doing today, click here .
Young Woman Seeks Help for Severe Social Anxiety
The Doctors are joined by behavioral expert Gary Coxe to help a young woman suffering from severe social anxiety and a verbal disorder.
Why You're Not Losing Weight Yet
Are you dieting but not seeing results yet? You might be stalling your weight loss. Watch this video for the reasons why you're not losing weight yet.
How Long Until You See Results of Your Skin Care Routine?
Starting a new skin care regimen can be exciting. Most patients eagerly check their skin for results daily. But remember: this isn't magic! You won't have perfect skin after the first day of starting your new skin care treatment. In fact, the timeline of when you will start to see results varies on what you are being treated for. Check out how long results for your treatment may take.
Are You Having Distracted Sex?
Do you think about other things during sex? The Doctors are joined by sex and relationship expert Dr. Chris Donoghue to give you tips so you can better focus and be more fulfilled.
Extreme Acne Scar Procedure
Penny came to The Doctors last season seeking help for extreme acne scars, which she's been living with since she was a teenager. Since then, she's been receiving various treatments from plastic surgeon Dr. Brian K. Reedy. See how Penny's doing today, and hear Dr. Reedy's advice on how to prevent scarring if you suffer severe acne.
Sweat Belts: Do They Really Work?
The Doctors discuss one of the latest celebrity trends: sweat belts. Do they really work? Find out!
One More Reason to Learn That Second Language
Find out how learning a second language could end up saving your life!
5 Lies We've Been Told About Our Bodies
We've always been told, 'It's safe to drink your pee in emergencies!' Well guess what, its actually not okay! Find out what other lies about our bodies we've believed for most of our lives. You will be surprised to hear the truth!
The Health Implications of a Natural Gas Leak
Consumer Advocate Erin Brockovich is working with the Weitz & Luxenberg law firm to raise awareness on the Porter Ranch gas leak. Physician Dr. Bardia Anvar reveals possible health implications of being exposed to a natural gas leak, including hair loss, skin rashes, migraine headaches, irritated mucus membranes, sore throats, and respiratory problems such as asthma.
Relieve Stress the Ice-T and Coco Way
The Doctors reveal a fun and competitive way to help alleviate stress and anxiety.
Take Naps to Be More Productive
Naps and breaks, y'all!
Georgia Doctor Arrested After 36 of HIs Patients Die
Psychiatrist Narendra Nagareddy has been arrested and charged with overprescribing patients.
Sugar-Sweetened Beverages: Cutting Consumption
Should there be health warning labels on sugar-sweetened beverages?
Mayo Clinic Minute - Easy Ways to Get Moving at Work
We sit too much at work, and mounting research says it's making us sick. Moving around for even a few minutes an hour at your job can have a positive impact on your body, and it's easier than you might think. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen gets ideas from a wellness exercise specialist for adding moves to your day.
Should Doctors Run Concurrent Surgeries?
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork, OB/GYN Dr. Jennifer Ashton, and plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon discuss when doctors operate on two people at the same time. Find out the questions you should be asking before going under the knife.
Poop Pills Might Be The Solution To Weight Loss
Poop pills (yes, pills made of human feces) might the key to losing weight, say some researchers.
EXCLUSIVE- Mount Sinai Doctor Accused of Ejaculating on Patient's Face
Dr. David Newman an emergency physician has been questioned by detectives about ejaculating on a patient's face.
Is Infidelity Genetic?
Scientists recently discovered a gene that's found in cheaters, alcoholics, and gamblers. The gene, DRD4, apparently affects levels of dopamine in the brain, and individuals with it are more likely to have a history of uncommitted sex and cheating.
Oh Yeah Birth: What Is Hypnobirthing?
Inbal, birth educator, doula and pregnancy yoga teacher, gives useful tips about hynobirthing.
3 Healthy Habits That Can Be Unhealthy or Dangerous
We've always heard the recipe for health is to get plenty of sleep and exercise, but can there actually be too much of a good thing? The answer is yes and The List's Donna Ruko has got your list of healthy things not to over do.
A Simple Way to Reduce Alzheimer's Risk
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how changing one simple habit could help reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's. Find out what it is.
Can Sleep Position Affect Overall Health?
Can sleeping on the left side of your body benefit your overall health? The Doctors are joined by sleep expert Dr. Raj Dasgupta to give you the real deal!
Are Intestinal Worms the Next Probiotic?
New research suggests ingesting parasitic worms could help balance the immune system and reduce inflammation in the body, similar to a probiotic. But is it safe? The Doctors discuss!
State of Emergency Declared Over Tap Water in Flint
Dr. Karen Weaver, Mayor of Flint, Michigan, recently declared a state of emergency in Flint after it was discovered that the city's tap water was contaminated with lead. Hear what The Doctors have to say about the dangers of lead exposure, specifically with regards to children. To hear Dr. Weaver's plans for the future of Flint, click here .
Mayor of Flint Speaks on Water Contamination
Dr. Karen Weaver, Mayor of Flint, Michigan, joins The Doctors to discuss the recent state of emergency declared in Flint over lead contamination found in the city's tap water, as well as future plans with regards to the damage that has been done.
What People Who Go to Therapy Want You to Know
"Going to therapy is like getting a PhD in who you are."
If I Could Speak to My Mental Disorder
What would you say if you could speak to your mental disorder?
Reality Stars Open Up About Vasectomy Reversal
In a Doctors' Exclusive, Gretchen Rossi and fianc Slade Smiley of "The Real Housewives of Orange Country" open up about Slade's recent vasectomy reversal and their struggle to conceive. Joining them is Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz, who performed Slade's procedure. To hear Dr. Spitz explain how a reverse vasectomy works, click here .
How a Reverse Vasectomy Is Performed
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz joins The Doctors to discuss how a reverse vasectomy is performed, such as the one he recently completed on "The Real Housewives of Orange Country" star Slade Smiley, who's been struggling to conceive with fianc Gretchen Rossi for the past few years.
Reality Stars Open Up About Vasectomy Reversal
In a Doctorsâ Exclusive, Gretchen Rossi and fiancé Slade Smiley of âThe Real Housewives of Orange Countryâ open up about Sladeâs recent vasectomy reversal and their struggle to conceive. Joining them is Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz, who performed Sladeâs procedure. To hear Dr. Spitz explain how a reverse vasectomy works, click here .
How a Reverse Vasectomy Is Performed
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz joins The Doctors to discuss how a reverse vasectomy is performed, such as the one he recently completed on âThe Real Housewives of Orange Countryâ star Slade Smiley, whoâs been struggling to conceive with fiancé Gretchen Rossi for the past few years.
Long Ride Back from CO Poisoning - Mayo Clinic
Winter is the time of year when cases of carbon monoxide poisoning rise, especially in colder climates. Homes are buttoned up tight as people try to stay warm. But, the invisible, odorless gas can strike in any season or any region and claims about 500 lives each year. Many more victims may suffer permanent injuries. A young motocross rider named Wyatt was one of the lucky ones. Here's Dennis Douda for the Mayo Clinic News Network.
Backed Up? Yoga Is Your Cure for Digestion Woes
Get your body back on track with this yoga routine and recipe.
The Doctors Investigate: Double-Dipping
Sure, double-dipping is gross...but is it bad for your health? You won't believe what's uncovered during this Doctors' investigation!
Are Intestinal Worms the Next Probiotic?
New research suggests ingesting parasitic worms could help balance the immune system and reduce inflammation in the body, similar to a probiotic. But is it safe? The Doctors discuss!
Ways To Fix Bad Posture
Bad posture can lead to bad health and overall lack of wellness. Author Alice Ann Dailey gives some tips on how to improve your posture.
The Real Deal: Organic Tampons
The Doctors discuss organic tampons, like those made by Jessica Alba's The Honest Company. Are they better?
3D Printing of Patient Anatomy Aids in Surgical Planning
Not all great advances in surgery happen in the operating room. Some are coming off the printer - a 3D printer. At Mayo Clinic, radiologists and surgeons are teaming up to discover every possible detail about complex cases before the operation. In some situations, it means patients experience less pain, shorter hospital stays and quicker recoveries. Here's Dennis Douda for the Mayo Clinic News Network.
The Truth About Shaving Your Pubes
If you go bare, be aware.
Birth Control ?Can Now Be ?Purchased Over?-T?He?-?Counter In Oregon
Women over 18 can now purchase birth control over-the-counter in Oregon.
Allowing Time to Grieve a Miscarriage
Miscarriages ? they can be heart-wrenching losses and, unfortunately, very common. Most miscarriages occur because the fetus isn't developing normally. Mayo Clinic obstetrician Dr. Yvonne Butler Tobah says it's important to allow yourself time to grieve, and to keep in mind, that most women go on to have successful pregnancies. Vivien Williams has more in today's Mayo Clinic Minute.
Mother Loses Custody After Drinking Marijuana Tea While Pregnant
The Doctors discuss the story of a Cleveland mother who lost custody of her newborn baby after drinking marijuana tea while pregnant to treat her extreme morning sickness and sciatic nerve pain.
Woman Wants Permanent Birth Control Removed
Sabrina claims Essure permanent birth control has been making her sick and would like to have the insert removed. See the life-changing surprise The Doctors and Dr. E Scott Sills have in store for her.
What?! Stress and Anxiety Can Give Me This?!?
If you are constantly stressed, or feel anxious every day before getting to the office, you might be suffering from one of these 3 physical symptoms. Who knows, it could be your stress that is causing that pesky rash!
Life-Changing Surgeries in Nepal
Doctors' producer Jenn talks about how traveling to Nepal to help victims of a devastating earthquake was a life-changing experience. For more information on Healing the Children, click here .
5 Days of Sleeping 10 Hours a Night
Watch Refinery29's resident challenge-acceptor, Lucie Fink, sleep 10 hours a night for 5 days. Seems simple enough, huh? Tune-in to see just how sleeping more than normal can impact your day-to-day life.
Healing the Children in Nepal
Podiatric surgeons Alireza Khosroabadi, Jennifer D'Amico, and Carl Kihm join The Doctors to discuss their mission to Nepal to help victims of the devastating earthquake that struck in April 2015. To see how the experience changed the life of a Doctors' producer, click here .
How Keeping Track Of Your Wellness Can Backfire
Shane Ferro discusses the negatives of keeping track of your wellness.
Why You Shouldn't Judge Your Co-Workers For Taking Lunch Breaks
Alyssa Spatola explain why you shouldn't judge your co-workers for taking lunch breaks.
How We Can All Stop Feeling So Overwhelmed At Work
Carolyn Gregoire and Jo Confino explain how we can all stop feeling overwhelmed at work.
How Getting An Hour More Of Sleep Improves Your Well-Being
Carolyn Gregoire explains how getting an hour more of sleep improves your well-being.
HuffPost's Workplace Wellness Initiative
Corporate culture can breed stress, illness and disease. But, to start the new year off healthier, HuffPost is focusing on the best ways to improve workplace well-being. We discuss how you can make your work day more fruitful for body and soul.
Kegels for Men?
The Doctors discuss a new device that helps men do Kegel exercises. But is it necessary?
Kegels for Men?
The Doctors discuss a new device that helps men do Kegel exercises. But is it necessary?
Being Overweight Increases Your Risk Of Cancer
62% of adults in the UK are overweight or obese
Healing the Children in Nepal
Podiatric surgeons Alireza Khosroabadi, Jennifer D'Amico, and Carl Kihm join The Doctors to discuss their mission to Nepal to help victims of the devastating earthquake that struck in April 2015. For more information on Healing the Children, click here .
How To Make Those Fitness New Years Resolutions Stick
Journalist, fitness expert and personal trainer Jenna Wolfe talks about how to make those fitness resolutions stick.
3 Yoga Poses To Do Before a Stressful Day
This is the perfect routine for when you're facing a long or anxiety-filled day, from Diana Zotos Florio, certified yoga teacher and licensed physical therapist ( DianaZotos.com ).
The Stretch All Lower-Back Pain Sufferers Need to Try
Many of us will deal with lower back pain at some point in our lives. This simple stretch, from certified yoga teacher and licensed physical therapist Diana Zotos Florio ( DianaZotos.com ), can relieve the ache.
If Depression Were a Monster
My depression never leaves me alone.
An Orgasm a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
There are many benefits to having sex or masturbating on a regular basis.
UV Robots Zap Hospital Germs
A new government report this month says the rate of hospital-acquired infections has dropped 17 percent since 2010. Unfortunately, the rate held steady last year, and it's estimated that 1 in 10 patients will still contract an infection while hospitalized in the United States. Mayo Clinic has been testing a high-tech solution. Here's Dennis Douda with today's Mayo Clinic Minute.
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Kendall Jenner Hospitalized
Kendall Jenner was hospitalized for exhaustion earlier this year.
The Hair-Care Complication That Has Black Women Avoiding The Gym
Studies show many African-American women avoid physical activity because of the fear of "sweating out their hair." Miss Virginia USA has written a book to help women manage their hair, health, learn & the connection between hairstyles & obesity.
HPL Takes On: End Of Life
From caring for an ailing loved one at home to institutionalized palliative care, HuffPost Live takes a sharp look at end of life and the effects of those final days on patients and caregivers.
How to Plan Realistic New Year's Resolutions
5, 4, 3, 2, 1?let the New Year's resolutions begin. The New Year is a time to reflect and make those positive changes you might have been putting off. But, we are all too familiar of those past broken promises you made to yourself.
Here are some easy New Year's resolution tips to go along with your streamers and party hats.
Take This, not That: Medications
We all play doctor when we wake up with a stuffy nose and a fever. But guess what? Our self-prescribed med combinations can turn that stuffy nose into something more serious. Here are 3 dangerous duos you should avoid when taking medications.
The Life-Changing Mistake You Might Be Making
Find out what common mistake left one girl with lasting traumatic brain damage following a car accident.
Precious Cargo on Mayo One
In an emergency, getting people to the hospital quickly is essential, but experts at Mayo Clinic say the care patients get along the way is just as important. That was certainly the case for a Minnesota mother, whose life was saved because the medical helicopter that came to get her was stocked with something most air ambulances do not carry. Here's Dennis Douda with today's Mayo Clinic Minute.
Mayo Clinic Minute - A Biobank Patient Milestone
2015 brought a milestone for a Mayo Clinic project designed to push the pace of disease research. The Mayo Clinic Biobank reached its goal of enrolling 50,000 patients, creating a robust new tool for researchers. Jeff Olsen takes us inside the bank in this Mayo Clinic Minute.
Alcohol Is Killing Americans At A Record Rate
New federal data shows that alcohol is killing Americans at a record rate.
Dr. Ian Smith's Purple Power Detox Smoothie
Dr. Ian Smith's shares his Purple Power Detox Smoothie recipe that will help you stay healthy after all your holiday eating.
Symptoms of Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Sudden cardiac arrest may not be so sudden, according to a new study.
One Man's Dying Wish, to Watch 'Star Wars' as His Last Movie
A man with Noonan Syndrome chooses 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens', as his final film. Keleigh Nealon (@keleighnealon) has the story.
What to Do When You're 'Eating for Two'
Nutritionist and author of 'The Doctor on Demand Diet' Dr. Melina Jampolis advises family medicine physician and mom-to-be Dr. Rachael Ross on how to manage pregnancy cravings. 'The Doctor on Demand Diet' is published by Ghost Mountain Books, which is owned by The Doctors' executive producer.
How to Beat Fatigue
The fatigue that often comes with arthritis can be just as debilitating as the pain. Find out what causes it and what you can do to manage it.
Dr. Sears' Live Ear Wax Removal
It's one of the grossest live procedures ever performed on The Doctors' stage! Watch as plastic surgeon and ear, nose and throat specialist Andrew Ordon performs an earwax extraction on pediatrician Jim Sears.
How to Avoid the Holiday Blues
Tis the season to be jolly...right? Well, for some, it can also be a time of the year where you might feel overwhelmed and a little blue missing loved ones that are no longer with you. Here are some tips to avoid being the party pooper this holiday season.
Nurofen Under Investigation By UK And Australia Watchdog Groups
The UK maker of Nurofen is being investigated for allegedly misleading Australian and UK consumers.
Three Ingredients You Should Never Add to Your Coffee
Americans love their coffee. In fact, coffee is the No. 1 source of antioxidants in Americans' diets. But, be careful what you add to your morning joe! Olessa Pindak, executive editor for Prevention magazine, reveals the three worst ingredients you should never add to your coffee.
Burn Those Holiday Calories With These Workout Counterparts
A look at holiday treats and the work it takes to burn off their calories.
Mayo Clinic Minute Holiday Do's and Don'ts for Pregnant Women
The holiday season can be one of overindulgence. Not overdoing things can be especially important for women who are pregnant.
Should Former Coach Battling Alcoholism Have Been Fired?
The Doctors continue their discussion of the recent firing of USC football coach Steve Sarkisian, who is battling an addiction to alcohol. Sarkisian subsequently filed a lawsuit against the university alleging discrimination and breach of contract. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, please click here for resources.
Top Health Findings For Parents In 2015
From the effects of reading on the brain to the importance of vaccination, to the relationship between picky eating and anxiety, we break down what every parent should know about their children's health before the New Year.
The 2015 Health Findings Every Parent Needs To Know
From the effects of reading on the brain to the importance of vaccination, to the relationship between picky eating and anxiety, we break down what every parent should know about their children's health before the New Year.
Should Parents Be Allowed to Make End-of-Life Choices for Their Children?
The Doctors speak with one mom who is fighting for parents' rights to make end-of-life decisions, such as "do-not-resuscitate" directives, for their terminally ill children. Hear from attorney and child advocate Areva Martin and advanced directives expert Dr. Monica Williams Murphy as they discuss whether parents alone should have that power.
Should Prescription Drug Ads Be Banned?
The Doctors weigh in on the dispute over direct-to-consumer television ads for prescription drugs. Are they helpful or hurtful to patients and their doctors?
Cutting-Edge Surgery Helps Woman Finally Breathe Through Her Nose
Erika says she has never been able to properly breathe through her nose and often finds herself out of breath as a result. Watch as she undergoes a cutting-edge procedure to correct a deviated septum causing her respiratory problems.
Competitive Brothers Welcome Babies on the Same Day
Two brothers expecting babies a week apart went into competition mode to see who would be born first. As Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) tells us, it was a close finish.
The Dirtiest Places In The Grocery Store
Grocery stores are infested with nasty bacteria. Here are the dirtiest spots in every supermarket http://trb.tv/isNqg
Ashley Pettit Living: Foods To Forget For Incontinence
Certified nutritionist Ashley Petitt brings her food expertise to the table to help avoid foods that can cause incontinence. Cutting out foods like caffeine, carbonation, and dairy, will not only help incontinence, but will improve overall health, making you a healthier and happier person.
HPL Takes On: Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity is overwhelming American parents. Experts say many parents are ill-equipped to help their children because of the lack of education regarding nutrition. We spoke to parents and professionals about the issue and possible solutions.
Woman Says She Can't Stop Binge-Eating at Night
A young woman who says she can't go to sleep without eating junk food reaches out to The Doctors for help.
New Jersey Man Charged $17G for Stitches to a Small Cut
A New Jersey man says Bayonne Medial Center nicked him and his insurance company for more than $17,000.
Helpful Tip for Caregivers
AARP family and caregiving expert Amy Goyer, author of "Juggling Life, Work, and Caregiving," shares four tips for people caring for an elderly or disabled loved one. Click here to enter for a chance to win a copy of Amy's book.
Herpes to Kill Melanoma?
ER physician Travis Stork discusses a new study that shows a modified version of the herpes simplex virus could be used to battle melanoma skin cancer.
How To Make a Wintry Ornament
Turn clear glass ornaments into a personalized work of art with this easy demo.
The Doctors Intervene for Mom's Obese Son
Nancy says after her husband died undergoing gastric bypass surgery, her son, Rob, began using food to cope with his grief. Rob is now morbidly obese and refuses to take action to save his health. Nancy turns to The Doctors for help. Click here to find out if Rob will accept help.
Woman Scarred After Assault Receives Life-Changing Surgery
Cristin joined The Doctors in March 2015 to share the harrowing details of the attack that left her severely scarred . Watch as she undergoes extensive cosmetic surgery, and see the stunning results! If you or someone you love is in an abusive relationship and needs help, click here for resources.
How This Man Survived Being Swallowed By A Hippo
Paul Templer discusses how he survived being swallowed by a hippo.
I Was In A Plane Crash And Survived To Tell The Story
Matt Moravek shares his story of how he survived a plane crash.
Deep Dive: Miraculous Survival Stories
From horrific accidents to fires and falls, HuffPost Live meets people who have lived to tell their story after surviving death-defying situations.
Cold Weather May Be a Weight Loss Helper
Embrace the cold this winter, it may help you lose weight! Rob Smith (@robsmithonline) has all the info.
Deep Dive: Medical Miracles
HuffPost Live takes a deep dive into medical miracles even doctors can't explain. From unlikely recoveries to unexplained pregnancies, men and women share their journey to health against all odds.
Health Spa Employee Dies in Cryotherapy Chamber
The Doctors discuss the recent tragic passing of an employee who accidentally froze to death inside a cryotherapy chamber.
Teen Makes LED Board to Help Disabled Friend Communicate
A disabled teen who can't speak is now able to communicate after a friend created an LED board to help him answer questions. Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) shows us.
Mommy Blogger Makes Child Sick on Purpose
The Doctors discuss several cases of mommy bloggers who make their children sick on purpose to gain sympathy online. Learn more about the unusual mental illness, called Munchausen syndrome by proxy, which could have caused their behavior.
Scarlett Johansson, Barry Manilow & Jimmy Kimmel Star in the (RED)SHOPATHON
In support of the (SHOPATHON)RED - a month long holiday shopping extravaganza launching on World AIDS Day, December 1 2015 - Scarlett Johansson stars alongside music legend, Barry Manilow, and Jimmy Kimmel, in the '(RED) Shopathon Holiday Jingle'.
Elderly Woman Beaten During Home Invasion, Wants to Help Her Attacker
An elderly woman survived a brutal home invasion, but as Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) tells us, she only wants him to get his life back on track.
The Meaning Behind International Day Of Persons With Disabilities
Anthony Lemke, an actor and ambassador for Handicap International, explains how you know how you can get involved on International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
TV and Its Effect on Cognitive Aging
Watching too much TV as a young adult may affect cognitive function, a new study finds.
Could a Lockable Pill Bottle Help Curb Addiction?
Lawmakers in Illinois recently passed a measure to provide incentives for pharmacies to dispense addictive painkillers in locked pill bottles. They hope the new devices will help reduce the rate of prescription drug abuse in the state. The Doctors weigh in.
How to Stop the Yawns
If you are always tired, a lack of sleep is not the only thing to blame. Here are four fatigue culprits that may bring on those yawns.
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Knuckle-Cracking Habit Research
What causes that popping noise when you crack your knuckles?
Your Cell Phone May Be Ruining Your Health
Cell phones may have some major health effects. Maybe keeping some distance with our mobile devices is just what we need.
Common Medication Mistakes You Might Be Making
The Doctors reveal common mistakes people make when using over-the-counter medications and what you should do instead.
Food Finds That Will Freak You Out
The Doctors and special guest Dr. Jorge Rodriguez share stories of some of the grossest items they've found in their food.
Common Kitchen Habit Putting Your Family at Risk
Find out what everyday activity you're doing that could be putting your family's health at risk!
HPL Takes On: Medication As A Solution
From soaring cost of prescription drugs to more and more workers taking ADHD meds for productivity, HuffPost Live looks into the dangerous business of treating pills as the answer to all of our problems.
5 Restaurant Health Hazards Revealed
Jon Taffer, host of the hit series 'Bar Rescue,' reveals his top five warning signs a bar or restaurant could have hidden hazards that may affect your health.
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Can You Be Too Fat to Be Fit?
Roz, also known as "The Diva," is a professional pole-dancer and fitness instructor. She also weighs more than 200 pounds and says has been criticized and discriminated against for her weight. The Doctors chat with Roz about body weight and physical fitness.
Drs. Rx: Surprising Food to Get You in the Mood
ER physician Travis Stork reveals a surprising food item that can help boost your libido.
Could Curing Malaria Come at a Cost?
Scientists are close to stopping the spread of Malaria by genetically modifying the mosquitoes transmitting it, but will playing God have ecological consequences?
Mentalist Lior Suchard Amazes Dr. Travis
Watch as mentalist Lior Suchard stuns ER physician Dr. Travis Stork!
Who Was Dr. Rachael's First Kiss?
See the incredible way mentalist Lior Suchard reveals the name of family medicine physician Rachael Ross' first kiss!
Mentalist Lior Suchard Performs Mind-Blowing Experiment
You have to see it to believe it! Watch as mentalist Lior Suchard performs an incredible stunt that mystifies The Doctors and amazes the studio audience!
Shark Attack Saves Man's Life
A Massachusetts man was swimming with his children in the ocean while on vacation when the unthinkable happened: he was attacked by a shark! Now he says the fearsome fish actually saved his life. Find out how!
Heart-Healthy Holiday Tips
Simple tricks to help keep your holidays happy and healthy.
Actress Seeks Help for Under Eye Nightmare
Atheana says she has been experiencing noticeable discoloration under her eyes for the past three years, which she struggles to hide under makeup every day. She reaches out to The Doctors for help to find out what could be causing the disfiguring condition and if there's a cure.
Pregnancy and Diabetes Risk
Breastfeeding may protect women at high-risk of type 2 diabetes, a study finds.
Brit Woman Killed by Flesh-Eating Bacteria After Butt Lift
A British mom died after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria following a "butt lift" operation.
6 Health Tricks to Steal from Nurses
When you spend your days surrounded by sick people, you can't help but gather a few tried-and-true tricks for getting ? and staying ? healthy. From treating boo-boos to keeping sniffles away, here are some habits nurses say they swear by.
3 Healthy Habits You May Be Doing Wrong
How many times a day do you brush your teeth? And how do you treat any back pain? Take this quiz and see how you score. You might actually be doing certain healthy habits all wrong!
Drs. Rx: The First Aid Mistake You Didn't Know You Were Making
ER physician Travis Stork reveals a major mistake many people make when treating a cut or scrape that can actually slow the healing process! Find out what it is and what you should do instead.
8-Year-Old Utah Girl Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
An 8-year girl in Utah learned earlier this month she has a rare form of breast cancer ? a shocking discovery local doctors reportedly said is the youngest such diagnosis they've ever seen. But worse yet, she has one of the rarest forms of the disease.
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8 High-Intensity Workouts For When You Have No Space
Want a big workout but only have a little room? Try these full-body workout moves that you can do from the comfort of even the tiniest apartment.
3 Ways to Diagnose Using Asian Medicine
We've all had traditional Doctor's appointments, but Asian medicine takes another approach. Asian medicine takes into consideration your energy channels and to do that The List's Bradley Hasemeyer uncovered the different ways they use to diagnose problems on the To Do List.
Drs. Rx: Dance for Your Health
ER physician Travis Stork reveals surprising health benefits to dancing.
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Watch Out for Germ Covered Gadgets
It's no secret our smartphones and tablets are covered in germs; one study even revealed your phone could be dirtier than a toilet seat! So, how do you get those germs off the gadgets you carry with you and use all the time? We found lots of products on the market that claim to disinfect or sanitize them, but do they really work? Are they worth the money?
Why Clinical Trials Are Important
Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Freda Lewis-Hall, MD., joins The Doctors to explain how clinical trials can help prevent, screen for, diagnose, and treat medical conditions.
Can You Be Fired by Your Doctor?!
The Doctors weigh in on when it's appropriate for a physician to fire a patient.
How to Do the Hula Hoop Pump Ab Exercise
Who knew an ab workout could be so much fun? In this video, fitness expert Kristin McGee shows us how to use a Hula Hoop (yes, really!) to tighten your core.
Tips for Surviving a Thanksgiving Road Trip with Kids
Planning a Thanksgiving road trip with children? Keri Lumm (@thekerilumm) has some tips for making the travel fun, instead of stressful.
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Husband Suffers Injury "Down There" During Sex
Hear how one couple's romantic evening led to an unplanned trip to the emergency room! And, The Doctors send Rex to see urologist David Josephson for a consultation. Click here to find out if there's any lasting damage to Rex's member.
What To Do When Your Private Part Gets Injured
Rex and his wife Nina reached out to The Doctors after Rex suffered a painful injury "down there" during a romantic evening with Nina. Find out what urologist David Josephson says about the long-term effects of the injury for men.
Husband Suffers Injury âDown Thereâ During Sex
Hear how one coupleâs romantic evening led to an unplanned trip to the emergency room! And, The Doctors send Rex to see urologist David Josephson for a consultation. Click here to find out if thereâs any lasting damage to Rexâs member.
Charlie Sheen's Non-Disclosure Agreement for Sex
He may have paid them for sex, but apparently got their silence in writing.
Couple's Anniversary Ruined by In-Flight Nightmare
Hear how one couple's dream vacation became a pure nightmare when a bag full of vomit hidden in a seatback pocket splattered all over them during a flight.
Top 5 Tourette's Syndrome Facts
Tourette's syndrome is a fascinating and misunderstood disease. Here are the top facts about the condition.
HPL Takes On: Life After Burning Out
Headed for burnout at work? With constant demands and job insecurity, workplace fatigue is everywhere. HuffPost Live takes on how to spot signs you're headed for a burnout, and what you can do to overcome feeling worn out at work.
Black Friday Can Kill You
Black Friday may bring big savings, but are they worth the stress on you?
How to Avoid Hot-Button Issues During Family Hang-Time
See what you can do to get the pressure off of your back without being rude.
'Headspace:' What's Next for the Popular Health App?
'Headspace' founder Andy Puddicombe tells us what's next for his popular mindfulness and meditation app.
Mae Whitman Talks to Her Mom About Sex
To set an example of open communication, Mae Whitman and her mother, Pat Musick, get candid on camera about Whitman's sex life.
8 Things You and Your Teen Need to Know About Sexting
Twenty percent of teens admit to texting nude or semi-nude photos of themselves to others. Get information and tips for discussing sexting with teens, whether they're sending, receiving -- or both.
Mom of 16 Kids - Proven Ways to Make Sure Your Boys Become Gentlemen
It is every mother of boy's dream to raise polite, kind young men. What is the trick? While there is no sure fire way, there are some tips that can help. Lyette Reback, mom of 15 beautiful kids, including some charming little gentlemen, and star of our Mom 15 series, shares her advice to raising polite, kind young men. Just For Mom is just one of the entertaining and informative destinations in the HooplaHa - Life with a Smile programming network.
Top 5 Facts About Meth
It may not have the air of wealth that cocaine use does, but ounce for ounce, meth is still generally more expensive than gold! Check out these facts about meth.
Medical Marijuana Helped This Paralyzed Man, Now He's Trying To Help Others
Ethan Ruby explains how medical marijuana helped him.
Why You Mishear Taylor Swift: 'The Science of Us' Episode 11
'Lonely Starbucks lover?' There's a psychological explanation.
Mom's the Word: Post-Pregnancy Body Image
On what it's like dealing with weight loss and body image expectations after having a baby.
What Sleep Type Is Your Man?
Which one of these seven sleep types is your significant other? We consulted the latest research on sleep to give you insight into your man's sleeping pattern, and what it says about his health.
How Injection Treatment Can Help Cure PTSD
Afghanistan war veteran Clint joins The Doctors today to share how receiving a stellate ganglion block injection treatment for his PTSD has changed his life. Plus, Dr. Eugene Lipov explains how the injection has revolutionized the treatment of PTSD.
Decorating Your Baby's Nursery In A Day
How To Decorate Your Baby's Nursery In A Day
Recipe for Destruction: Pain Meds Addiction
Dr Koplow's discussion with Steven Sussman, Child and Adolescent Psychologist, on pain medication addiction.
Holiday Shopping Tips: Find the Perfect Gift for Your Kids
This holiday season there are tons of cool gadgets, games and electronic gifts to choose from. Here are some helpful tips on how to make the most of the gift giving season.
Watch Man Leap Over Bar to Save Customer Choking on Burger
A quick-thinking bartender leaped into action to save the life of a patron who was choking on a bite of hamburger. Patrick Fagan jumper over the bar and performed the Heimlich maneuver on a man who was choking. "He turned around looked at me and I yelled at him 'Are you OK?' He shook his head and pointed to his throat," Fagan told INSIDE EDITION. Fagan hadn't performed the Heimlich maneuver before, and had to try a few times before the burger was expelled from the customer's throat.
In Endurance Hiking, Women Equal Men
With women setting records for endurance hiking challenges, such as walking the Appalachian Trail, we discuss whether men lose their competitive physical advantage over extremely long distances and why women are built for fortitude.
Exclusive Update from the "Heaviest Teen in America"
Justin and former "Biggest Loser" finalist Joe Ostaszewski first joined The Doctors in April 2015, when Justin opened up about his struggles with obesity and how it has affected his entire life. Now, Justin and Joe are back to share how Justin is doing after his first appearance on the show. Click here to watch Justin perform his new single, "When I Sing."
"Pissed Off Chick" Empowers Victims of Domestic Violence
Anne says she was drugged and raped by a close acquaintance and was devastated when friends didn't believe her. Hear how she turned the personal tragedy into an empowering and supportive movement for others. And, click here to see the incredible surprise The Doctors have in store for her.
8 Ways to Live Your Best Life
Get out there and live your best life!
The Real Problem With Organ Donations Isn't What You Think
Steven Taibbi and Dr. Raymond Givens go over the real problem with organ donations.
Here's Why It Pays To Be Rich If You Need An Organ Transplant
Dr. Raymond Givens and Robert Veatch explain why it pays to be rich if you need an organ transplant.
5 Secrets of Women Who Never Get Sick
These 5 secrets will help you stay healthy all winter long.
Dangers of Belly Fat
Where you carry your body fat may be a key health indicator regardless of your weight.
The Shocking Way One Woman Lost Her Vision
Hear how a 5K mud run for charity turned into one woman's worst nightmare. Is there any hope to restore her vision? Click here to see the surprises The Doctors have in store for her.
Can Gum Improve Your Grades?
Attention students: ER physician Travis Stork explains how chewing gum can help you perform better on exams!
Baddie Winkle's Tips to Staying Young
Hip grandmother and 87-year-old Instagram star Baddie Winkle offers her secrets to staying young in your golden years.
The S'well Way to Pack All Your Drinks
S'well bottles are lightweight, durable, and unbelievably well-insulated. They keep hot drinks warm for up to 12 hours and cold beverages chilled for up to 24 hours. And if you're looking to avoid packing wine bottles on your summer picnic, listen up: The 24 oz. S'well bottle can hold an entire bottle of vino. People magazine's Zoe Ruderman shares even more reasons why your water bottle should be S'well.
Drs. Rx: Change Your Clocks for Better Rest
ER physician Travis Stork explains how switching your clocks to military time could help you feel more rested throughout the week.
Teen With Bionic Leg Told She's Not Disabled 'Enough'
Teen With Bionic Leg Deemed 'Not Disabled Enough' By DWP Forced To Raise Funds To Keep Mobility Car
46% Of Millennials Have Acne Scarring, But It's Treatable
Nearly half of American teens suffer from a cue scars and according to a new study nearly 90% of those affected say they'd be willing to give up things like going out to eat, social media, TV, sex and even their smartphones in exchange for better skin.
Can Nasal Balloons Prevent Ear Infections?
ER physician Travis Stork and pediatric otolaryngologist Nina Shapiro are joined by The Doctors' staff member, Nicole, and her daughter, Morgan, to test the effectiveness of nasal balloons in preventing ear infections. Are they a non-invasive, drug-free solution to this chronic condition? Find out!
Why Do We Get Hangovers?
Many of us are familiar with the delightful symptoms of a hangover - headache, trembling, nausea, fatigue, dehydration, diarrhea. But why?
What Is Motion Sickness?
We've all felt that ping of nausea when riding in the back seat of a crazy driver or on a ship on a wild sea but what exactly is happening?
Are Men and Women's Nipples Different?
How different is the male nipple versus the female nipple? Is there a scientific explanation as to why we censor one but not the other?
Why Do We Get Butterflies in Our Stomach?
We've all felt that stirring deep within our gut telling us something is exciting or scary but where does that feeling come from?
How Do We See Color?
Have you ever wondered how your eyes see all those colors? Well, to start, humans have three different types of color receptors in our eyes.
The Science of Hangry
We've all felt that ping of aggression when we start feeling our stomachs grumbling but why does that happen? Can science explain it?
What Is a Yawn?
The science behind yawning is pretty surprising. Can you make it through this video without letting out a yawn?
What Is Body Odor?
We've all had one of those days where you aren't your freshest or even close to it. But what exactly makes your body odor so pungent?
The Dangers of Licking Toads to Get High
The Doctors discuss the dangers of licking psychoactive toads to get high.
Study: Your Job Is Taking Years Off Your Life
A new study conducted by researchers at Harvard and Stanford shows that exposure to harmful workplace practices and employment related stress can actually take up to three years off of your life.
How Medical Marijuana Saved One Boy's Life
Three-year-old Wiley Owen Bryan developed seizures as a baby, but is now seizure-free thanks to medical marijuana. go.eyeopener.tv/1RPLO5M
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Optimize Your Brain's Potential
Psychiatrist and author Dr. Daniel Amen joins us to discuss his latest book "Change Your Brain, Change Your Life," and share how you can improve your overall wellbeing by optimizing your brain to reach its full potential.
The Best Diet To Optimize Your Brain's Potential
Dr. Daniel Amen talks about the best foods to eat in order to optimize your brain's potential.
How Meditation 'Fooled Us' By Enhancing Brain Activity In A Powerful Way
Dr. Daniel Amen explain how meditation enhances brain activity.
Simple Stretches to Relieve Back Pain
Take it to the floor with Marawa The Amazing and help your back feel its best.
Male Enlargement Injection Leads to Death?
The Doctors discuss the story of a man who died after getting an illegal silicone injection to enlarge his private part.
Men Agree to Free Prostate Exams In Public To Raise Money for Movember
The team at Simple Pickup me has decided to raise awareness for prostate cancer in a unique way. They visited Venice Beach and offered to give men free prostate exams in public. Simple Pickup's founders, Kong and Jesse, promised to donate $100 dollars to the Movember campaign for every man who participated in a free public prostate exam. Surprisingly quite a few men passing by agreed to do the exam and their reactions are priceless.
Mobile Devices Popular Among Young Kids
Children as young as 6 months are mobile media savvy, according to a new study.
Jeanette Jenkins Shows Us How to Get a Plump, Firm Booty
HipHollywood caught up with Jeanette Jenkins to talk about the big Hollywood craze: big booties. The Hollywood trainer showed us how to plump our backsides without having to go under the knife.
Topless Training with Noah Neiman Episode 3
Topless trainer Noah Neiman shows us a workout to get out of the hangover blues
Topless Training with Noah Neiman Episode 4
Topless Trainer Noah Neiman shows us how to get a body so hot, no one can resist
The Rules of Sweatiquette
What are your pet peeves when working out? Details editors share the most egregious offenses.
How to in 60 Seconds Fitness: The Plank
In the fourth episode of how to fitness, train your abdomen muscles even further by taking on the bane of everyone's core workout: The Plank.
Dose of Cute: Babies Eating Sour Food
Their reactions are priceless.
Male Enlargement Injection Leads to Death?
The Doctors discuss the story of a man who died after getting an illegal silicone injection to enlarge his private part.
One Drop Of Blood Could Detect Cancer
New research could help with preventative care.
Teenager In Oregon Hospitalized With Bubonic Plague
An Oregon teen has tested positive for the bubonic plague.
Woman Disfigured by Ex Undergoes Stunning Corrective Surgery
Michele, a former guest who joined The Doctors shortly after an ex-boyfriend had bitten off her nose in a heinous act of violence, visits plastic surgeons Andrew Ordon and Ritu Chopra to undergo a series of corrective procedures to reconstruct her nose. See her stunning transformation.
Eugene Mirman Teaches You Yoga
Eugene Mirman teaches you yoga and hopefully how to be a better person.
Top 10 Strangest Medical Practices In History
There's bad medicine and then there's straight up insanity.
3 Flotation Therapy Benefits
Floatation therapy is back on the scene. It was big in the 80's and has re-surged with over 120 centers and counting in the U.S. A session in the pod costs anywhere from $50-$80, lasts about an hour, and has a number of benefits. The List's Teresa Strasser has the reasons you need to add flotation therapy to your To Do List.
WHO: More Than Half The World Has Herpes
More than half the world's population carries the herpes simplex virus commonly known as oral herpes, a new report from the World Health Organization found.
How Sugar Could Be Hurting Your Children
Sugar is really bad for you, and it's one of the biggest causes of childhood obesity. And since Halloween is right around the corner, it's important to keep your kids sugar intake in check!
Simple Kitchen Trick to Help Cut 500 Calories a Day
The Doctors share one simple change you can make at mealtime that can help you cut up to 500 calories a day. Find out what it is!
Is Head Transplant Surgery Possible?
News that the first-ever head transplant surgery is scheduled to take place in December 2017 quickly spread around the world?but is this even possible? The Doctors and skull base surgeon Dr. Hrayr Shahinian discuss!
Emily Skye 15 Minute Hotel Room Workout
Australian fitness role model Emily Skye demonstrates a 15 minute workout, specifically tailored to be done in confined spaces such as hotel rooms.
How Safe Is Cryotherapy?
Cryotherapy has been touted by celebrities and athletes for its health benefits. But the death of a Nevada salon worker found frozen in a cryotherapy chamber has led many to question the treatment's safety. Experts and those who swear by it discuss.
8 Sneaky Reasons Why You're Always Tired
Are you consistently exhausted ? even when you're getting enough sleep? If so, there might be a few not-so-obvious reasons you're so sluggish. Lucky for you, there are also a few pretty easy fixes!
7 Guys Perform a Testicular Self-Exam on Camera for a Good Cause
For Movember, we asked seven young guys to take their health into their own hands. Since testicular cancer is most common in men between 15-30 years, we wanted these men to understand the importance of performing routine self-exams at home. When detected early, testicular cancer is extremely curable, and doing a self-exam on camera is extremely awkward. See for yourself.
10 Superbugs and Antimicrobial Resistance Facts
Occasional illness is a fact of life, and until recently routine problems were nothing to seriously worry about. However, in the twenty-first century, the smallest complaint could become a serious concern. We're counting down 10 crucial facts you should know about superbugs and antimicrobial resistance.
Children, Cigarettes and E-Cigarettes
Should the legal age for buying all tobacco products be raised to 21?
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Woman Suffers Horrific Burns After Using at-Home Tattoo Removal Kit
The Doctors discuss the case of a woman who suffered severe chemical burns after using an at-home tattoo removal kit.
GNC Faces Lawsuit Over Dietary Supplements With Illegal Ingredients
A new lawsuit is accusing GNC of allegedly selling supplements made with illegal ingredients.
Doctor Arrested for Insurance Fraud
The Doctors discuss the shocking case of a Los Angeles doctor who was charged with medical fraud after allegedly allowing his office manager to perform more than 100 surgeries and filing bogus insurance claims.
Moldy Food: Trim It or Toss It?
Mold happens. The Doctors reveal when it's okay to trim around it?and when it's not!
How to Do the 'Fish Gape'
The Doctors say goodbye to the 'Duck Face' and hello to the 'Fish Gape' - the latest facial expression taking over the internet!
3 Convenient Medical Alternatives
At some point, we all have mishaps that require medical attention? like, right away. That used to mean one thing: a trip to the emergency room. But for us as individuals, the ER can be a high-stress, high-cost, time-consuming intervention. And for us as a society, we need to keep the ER system unclogged so the people who truly need it can get emergency care.
Drs. Rx: Safety Tips for Taking Acetaminophen to Reduce Fevers
ER physician Travis Stork shares tips on how to safely take acetaminophen to reduce fevers.
High School Students Sent Home After Nearly 60 Teachers Get Sick
High school students at Roosevelt High school in Des Moines, Iowa were sent home in the middle of the afternoon after 58 teachers became ill after what the health department suspects to be food poisoning from a catered lunch the day before. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more.
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Man Has World's Largest Member
The Doctors discuss the challenges of having larger than average male genitalia.
Can a Coffee Enema Help Treat Cancer?
The Doctors discuss the effectiveness of certain alternative therapy treatments for cancer, including coffee enemas.
Here's How To Know If You're A Highly Sensitive Person
Whether it's being more sensitive to emotions, sounds or crowds, a highly sensitive person, or HSP, has more intense feelings than normal. We discuss how this impacts the well-being of nearly 20 percent of the population.
The Benefits Of Talk Therapy For People With Schizophrenia
A new study has found talk therapy in conjunction with lower doses of medication could be the most effective treatment for schizophrenia. We discuss the findings and #WhatsWorking to help those suffering from this mental illness.
Why Women Love Chocolate
Why do women love chocolate so dang much? There are some real scientific answers and one has to do with orgasms.
Shocking Viral Video Reveals Danger of Smoking in Your Car
The Doctors react to a shocking viral video of a car igniting when the driver attempted to light a cigarette while driving.
3 Reasons to Run
ER physician Travis Stork shares three reasons to strap on your running shoes and get moving!
8 Total-Body Cardio Moves To Kick Your Ass
And not a single burpee.
New Fix for Post-Workout Frizz
Dermatologist Sonia Batra demonstrates how Botox injections to the scalp can help reduce sweating and keep your blowout smoother longer!
Helping Young Addicts Beyond Rehab
The National Institute on Drug Abuse reports drug use is highest among people in their late teens and twenties, but there's hope for those seeking treatment. We discuss #WhatsWorking with recovery programs and the best ways to help young addicts.
How These Schools Help Students Overcome Substance Abuse
Traci Bowermaster, Dr. Andy Finch and Dr. Adi Jaffe explain what a recovery school is and reveal how their helping students conquer their substance abuse issues.
The Difference Between Adolescent Substance Abuse And Adult Addiction
Dr. Adi Jaffe explains some of the key differences between substance abuse as an adolescent and addiction as an adult.
Sexual Health When You're Dying
How does your sex life change when you're fighting a terminal illness or facing death? We discuss the significance and benefits of a healthy sex life, even if your physical health is ailing.
How To Talk To A Terminally Ill Loved One About Physical Intimacy
Dr. Sharon Bober offers some advice to those talking about physical intimacy with the terminally ill.
Can a Coffee Enema Help Treat Cancer?
The Doctors discuss the effectiveness of certain alternative therapy treatments for cancer, including coffee enemas.
Vitamins for People Who Hate Pills
If you have trouble remembering to take your vitamins, don't like swallowing large pills, or just want something you can take on the go, these sprayable vitamins are a must. You can throw the bottle in your purse, so no matter where you are, you'll have it as a reminder, and because they're sweetened with natural stevia, you don't need a glass of water to take your daily dose.
Stress Could Be Impacting The Way You See The World
Author Jamie Holmes explains how stress could be impacting how you see the world.
How To Make Peace With Ambiguity In Your Life
Jamie Holmes explains how you can make peace with ambiguity in your life.
The Three S's That Can Help Prevent Cancer
Three simple tips that can help you reduce your risk of cancer, and improve your life while doing it.
WTF: Hand Hygiene Smackdown!
After using a restroom, should you dry your hands with a towel or an electronic hand dryer? Or does it matter more to constantly use hand sanitizers? Or are they useless? Find out all the icky details as HuffPost Live settles it once and for all!
Do We Really Need 8 Hours of Sleep Each Night?
Do you get your full eight hours of sleep each night? Do you even really need all of that shut-eye? The List's Donna Ruko puts sleep myths to rest, on the Lowdown.
The Life-Changing Mistake You Might Be Making
Find out what common mistake left one girl with lasting traumatic brain damage following a car accident.
Stop Brain Fog Today
Most people suffer from brain fog every once in a while, from forgetting your keys to losing focus at work. Psychotherapist Mike Dow shares three tips that may help you boost your memory from his new book, "The Brain Fog Fix." Click here for the full recipes!
Why You Should Cry More Often
New research suggests that letting yourself cry more often can actually make you feel better overall. So grab some tissues and let it out!
Emily Skye 15 Minute Workout
Australian fitness role model Emily Skye demonstrates a 15 minute workout that can be done anywhere.
Dad Creates Pop Song Parodies to Feed 1-Year-Old Son
Charles Flartey is a stay-at-home dad and by night, he is a musician in the band The Yes Yes Yalls. Flartey has found a way to combine his love of music and the love of being a father by crafting parody songs to get his one-year-old son to eat. He parodies everything from 112's hit "Peaches and Cream" and switches the lyrics from "Peaches and cream to "Turkey and cheese." He even sings R. Kelly's hit "Bump N' Grind" changing lyrics to, "I don't see nothin' wrong with some yogurt for lunchtime."
Deaf Football Player Uses Disability to His Advantage
One of the starting defensive players at Del Norte High School may be hard of hearing, but he's even harder to get past on the field, and using his disability to his advantage. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more.
Shocking New Beauty Trend: Leeches
Real Housewives star Heather Dubrow joins The Doctors to discuss leech therapy - a popular new beauty treatment that reportedly reduces the signs of aging without requiring surgery. Does it work?
Birchbox Man Introduces the Movember Survival Kit
This November, we're partnering with the Movember Foundation to bring you a very special featured box, packed with all-star essentials to help you shave, sculpt, and condition your way to whiskered perfection. The Movember Foundation is the global charity raising funds and awareness for prostate and testicular cancer, poor mental health, and physical inactivity.
Why You Should Get Your Hearing Checked
Only 14 percent of people suffering from hearing loss wear hearing aids. ER physician Travis Stork emphasizes the importance of getting regular hearing tests and seeking the necessary treatments to improve your quality of life.
Unhealthy Habits Just As Bad As Smoking
Whether it's diet and exercise, or you just can't stay out of that tanning bed, we all have habits that tend to be unhealthy. But those habits we think aren't so bad, may be not be so innocent after all.
Shocking New Beauty Trend: Leeches
Real Housewives star Heather Dubrow joins The Doctors to discuss leech therapy â" a popular new beauty treatment that reportedly reduces the signs of aging without requiring surgery. Does it work?
Top 10 Facts You Didn't Know About Your Body
The human body is one of the most complex things on earth, and even though everybody has one not everybody knows just what they can do. From regenerative powers to hidden senses you never knew you had, we have some incredible things going on under and over your skin; just watch to find out more.
Kids Help Phone Targets At-Risk Teen Boys
Bro Talk is a new service that is aiming to get boys aged 14-18 to talk about mental health issues
Five-Minute Warm-Up with Jordan Spieth's Trainer
All you need is a club, a SuperFlex band, and a mini-band. Watch the video to see Jordan Spieth's trainer Damon Goddard demonstrate the moves.
Mom Takes Toddler Rock Climbing
One mom sparked a heated online debate when she posted photos of her 3-year-old daughter rock climbing. The Doctors weigh in and discuss the controversy with the mother.
Massage Tips from a Celebrity Masseuse
In this web exclusive clip, celebrity masseuse Brit shares her top massage tips. Try them today!
Celebrity Massage Therapist Reveals Relaxation Tips
A massage therapist to the stars gets her hands on ER physician Travis Stork and shares some techniques you can try at home.
Should Doctors Post Selfies with Patients During Treatment?
The Doctors react to "sicko selfies" - inappropriate photographs taken by doctors with their patients during treatment.
What Bothers Doctor Ordon?
The Doctors discuss the pet peeves that bother them about doctors and ask you to tell them what bothers you as a patient in the comments below.
Celebrity Massage Therapist Reveals Relaxation Tips
A massage therapist to the stars gets her hands on ER physician Travis Stork and shares some techniques you can try at home.
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Open Your Mind: Bacteria and Your Mood
A fun, animated science video about probiotics.
Man with Keloids Reveals Obstacle to Treatment
A man with large keloid scars on his face joins The Doctors and reveals that there's an obstacle preventing him from having surgery - his diabetes. Learn how the condition could affect the treatment to remove his scars.
You Should Know Shopping Can Improve Your Health
This just in! Retail therapy actually works! We love to give you tips and tricks to make sure you are the happiest & healthiest you can be. So here is one more, and it just may be our favorite. In this brand new episode of You Should Know, Lucia explains how shopping really can improve your well being. Even if you don't buy anything, the positive effects are still there. So tell your husband or wife you don't necessarily have to spend money.
How You Gamble with Your Health in the Bathroom
The Doctors reveal three common health hazards that could be hiding in your bathroom.
Could Wine Posts on Instagram Lead You to Drink?
Posts promoting drinking a glass of wine after a long day are popular on Instagram, but are the posts sending the wrong message to young women who could become addicted? The Doctors weigh in.
Drs. Rx: Skip the Sugar for Thicker Hair
Learn how cutting back on your sugar consumption can help you slim down your waist, as well as add volume to your hair.
Get It Here First: S'well Goes Glam
By now, you're probably aware of our total obsession with S'well water bottles. They're lightweight, durable, and unbelievably well-insulated. They keep hot drinks warm for up to 12 hours and cold beverages chilled for up to 24 hours. Just when we thought we couldn't love S'well anymore, the company released four beautiful new metallic shades.
Model Gets Trolled Online Because of Her Weight
Model Gigi Hadid has been criticized online by some saying she weighs too much. The Doctors discuss the effects such body-shaming can have on the recipient, as well as on the body ideals of young girls and teenagers.
Can a Movie Cause Vertigo?
The Doctors discuss news that some people have reported feeling symptoms of vertigo after watching the movie "The Walk," which is about the high-wire artist who walked between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in 1974.
Ancient Healing Treatment Makes a Comeback
OB-GYN Lisa Masterson demonstrates Reiki healing, an ancient treatment that uses the channeling of energy to help remove pain and de-stress patients. Watch as she works her magic on ER physician Travis Stork.
Why AHF's Grindr & Tinder-Based Ads Are 'A Perfect Storm Of Moral Panic'
Jason Marchant, Dr. Emily Morse and Bree McEwan discuss the AHF's Grindr and Tinder-based ads.
AHF Defends Controversial Grindr Ad: 'I Was Surprised They Didn't Thank Us'
Whitney Engeran talks about the AHF's controversial Grindr ad.
How A Standing Desk Can Lead To True Love
Carly Walker explains how a standing desk can lead to true love.
To Sit Or To Stand? That's The Real Office Question
Finally an answer to the question we've been asking since we found out that sitting too much could kill us! Two to four hours of standing throughout the workday is ideal. We look into the facts and fearmongering of the standing desk revolution.
The Real-Life Dr. McDreamy
Meet Dr. Mike, recently dubbed Instagram's hottest doctor.
Beauty Blogger Reveals Painful Secret
A young woman who was paralyzed from a car accident shares how she taught herself a new way to apply her makeup.
Woman's Devastating Skin Condition Causes Her to Become Recluse
Cari describes how a mysterious skin infection has disfigured her face and negatively impacted her entire life. Watch as she visits dermatologist Sonia Batra for a consultation. What's causing her condition?
Fight Breast Cancer with S'Well and BCBG
S'well water bottles have a cult following for their minimalist design and almost-magical ability to keep hot drinks hot for 12 hours and cold drinks cold for 24 hours. This S'well bottle, however, has an extra super power: it fights breast cancer. S'well, the Council of Fashion Designers of America and BCBG Max Azria have teamed up to create a limited-edition bottle that you'll only find on Joyus.
Are Baseball Games Too Dangerous for Spectators?
The Doctors discuss whether professional baseball leagues should do more to prevent injuries to spectators at games.
Woman Called 'Faker' Because of Invisible Illness
When someone put a note that said 'Faker' on Julie's car parked in a handicapped spot, she posted the note on social media, turning a moment of defeat into an opportunity to teach others about her invisible illness. The Doctors explain the condition that can cause Julie to faint at almost any moment.
Marcia Gay Harden Advocates for Brain Health
Actress Marcia Gay Harden is starring in public service announcements to educate people on how to take care of their brains as they age.
New Treatment for Stubborn Acne Scars Put to the Test
Dermatologist Dr. Sandra Lee explains how the only FDA-approved filler to treat acne scars works. See one woman's results after two treatments.
Drug-Resistant Superbugs, Step Aside
Scientists and health experts have predicted a bacterial apocalypse as people become resistant to existing antibiotics and superbugs flourish. We talk to teams of scientists who are looking for new and innovative ways to keep people healthy.
Microbial Ecologist Says Most Antibiotics Are Actually 'Highly Toxic'
Scientists and health experts have predicted a bacterial apocalypse as people become resistant to existing antibiotics and superbugs flourish. We talk to teams of scientists who are looking for new and innovative ways to keep people healthy.
Yes, You Can Overuse Purell
Margaret Riley and Richard James talk about how too much Purell can actually be a bad thing.
3 Ways You Should Be Using Essential Oils
Essential oils can literally be used for all of life's essentials: your mood, cleaning, medicinal purposes etc. Not to mention, they save you money! With the help of an expert, The List's Holly Morgan gives us a Breakdown of essential oil hacks!
OTC Bladder Leak Prevention Put to the Test
Three women suffering from stress urinary incontinence put a new, revolutionary, over-the-counter product to the test. Does the simple device really help prevent embarrassing bladder leaks?
How to Beat Bladder Leaks
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman explains what causes stress urinary incontinence and shares tips to help prevent embarrassing bladder leaks.
WHO: Millions Of People Need HIV Treatment
According to the World Health Organization, millions of people living with HIV need treatment right now.
Ancient Healing Treatment Makes a Comeback
OB-GYN Lisa Masterson demonstrates Reiki healing, an ancient treatment that uses the channeling of energy to help remove pain and de-stress patients. Watch as she works her magic on ER physician Travis Stork.
Top 5 Stimulating Facts About Caffeine
Did you know these facts about your favorite drug?
Lizzie Velasquez Is An Inspiration Queen
A scary disorder that prevents this woman from gaining weight is not stopping her... and neither are the bullies.
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Op-Ed: I Am Not A Fruit (Subtitled)
Why should women's bodies have to be compared and limited to a FRUIT?
A Tasty Shake That Helps You Lose Weight
Renowned celebrity trainer and wellness expert David Kirsch has done it again. His Protein Plus shake is a great way to stay healthy, and it's delicious. Each Protein Plus packet is less than 200 calories and has all of the essential nutrients for one meal, which means you will be saving hundreds of calories without missing out on any of the good stuff. Mix up a packet at home with milk and ice for a refreshing smoothie, or throw one in your purse for fuel on the go.
Hydration Meets High Style
It's time to make hydration a bigger (and more beautiful) part of your life. This filtered carafe and limited edition water bottle collection were created with high design in mind, because after all, if you're going to use something every day, it should look as good as it makes you feel. And with 100% recyclable non-toxic materials and close ties to clean water initiatives around the world, these H2O essentials will make you feel pretty great.
Detox with Heidi Klum's Trainer
Drop a few pounds with celebrity trainer David Kirsch's Ultimate Detox Kit. Beauty Expert Mikaela South joins David at Madison Square Club to learn how to get optimally energized.
Make and Take Fresh Iced Tea Anywhere
Staying hydrated is more important than ever in the warmer months, but drinking water can get so boring. Mix things up (and motivate yourself to stay healthy) with a bottle that lets you make iced tea and enjoy it anywhere.
Delicious, 3-Day Green Smoothie Cleanse
Have you ever wished that you could do a smoothie cleanse instead of a juice cleanse? If so, this is the 3-day protein packed green cleanse for you. Brigitte's Naturally Alive offers a cleanse that brings the best of both worlds together without the added sugars, stabilizers, fillers, and chemicals often found in smoothies. Each Green Power smoothie contains 80% of your veggies and fruits for the day with a multitude of vitamins and minerals.
Lose Weight in Your Sleep
If you're not getting the sleep you need, it could be inhibiting your ability to lose weight. When you're tired, your metabolism slows down, and your body produces more of the hormones that make you feel hungry, and fewer of the hormones that make you feel full. But by taking a daily sleep supplement, you can help restore your body's natural equilibrium and take advantage of the fat-blasting hormones produced during sleep to slim down fast.
The Most Convenient Water Bottle Ever
Unless you carry a water bottle with you at all times, it's hard to stay adequately hydrated. But most bottles are so bulky and heavy that it's tempting to leave them behind. So make it easy for yourself and try the bottle that's not only lightweight, collapsible, and safe for hot or cold beverages, it's chic and fun to carry too!
Tricks to Boost Your Immune System
It's so important to take care of yourself, especially during cold and flu season. Help your body fight off germs with these all natural immunity boosting remedies.
The First Ever Focus Drink
We've all had those days: you reach for that third, fourth, or fifth cup of coffee hoping to get an energy boost that will get you through the rest of the day, and inevitably wind up feeling jittery and mentally exhausted after the caffeine crash. For centuries, coffee has been the best tool to fuel your brain, but after decades of research, neuroscientists have created truBrain, the first-ever drink designed to boost focus.
How to Get Massages on Demand
Foam rolling is one of the best ways to get a DIY massage, but with larger rollers, you can't exactly take them with you to the office or on a trip. Luckily, Trigger Point has taken their innovative roller technology and translated it into a portable, easy-to-use stick. It's small enough to take anywhere, and you don't have to roll around on the floor to use it, so it's the perfect way to get some relief after a long flight or a day spent in front of a computer.
Learn to Love Drinking Water
If you're more likely to reach for a soda than a glass of water, this bottle is your key to forming healthier habits. You can fill it with your favorite fruits to infuse your water with delicious flavor, so staying hydrated will be fun again instead of just a chore.
Maggot Being Removed from Woman's Lip
Web exclusive: Watch the video of a maggot being removed from a woman's lip that is so graphic The Doctors couldn't air it on TV.
Shocking Medical Video Shows Maggot Being Removed from Woman's Lip
The Doctors watch a shocking medical video and explain the condition that led to a woman having a maggot removed from her lip. Then, watch the video we couldn't show you on TV.
How Dust Can Make You Fat
A new study finds that too much dust in your environment could cause you to gain weight. Learn tips for cutting down on dust and preventing the weight-gain trigger.
The Benefit of Drink a Tea Latte
The Doctors share how drinking milk with your tea can give you a sexier smile.
Should You Friend Your Doctor on Social Media?
Can being friends with your doctor on social media help improve your health, or does it blur the lines in the doctor-patient relationship? The Doctors weigh in.
Can Green Tea Help You Quit Smoking?
The Doctors weigh in on the purported benefits of smoking green tea cigarettes to help kick a nicotine addiction.
Sleep Naked
Having trouble sleeping, not having enough sex, unhappy with your weight, or overall stress level?
Get Naked!! Sleeping in the buff can actually help the you overall well being, both in mind and body.
Stair Machine Vs Eliptical: Which Is Better and Why Do You Care?
Get a fitness expert's take on if you should step or glide through your workout.
Parents Allow 6-Year-Old Boy with Big Ears to Get Plastic Surgery
First-grader Gage Berger dreaded going to school because of the mean things kids said about his ears. Berger told Inside Edition that children say: "That I look like an elf and I have weird ears." His parents, Tim and Kallie, feared the bullying could permanently damage his self-esteem, so they went to facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Steven Mobley, in Salt Lake City. The doctor performed ear surgery on Gage and we were there two days later, when the bandages came off.
Infertility Breakthroughs
Advances in infertility treatments are making it easier for women who suffer from infertility to become mothers. Reproductive specialists join HuffPost Live to explain the latest revolutionary technologies giving new hope to millions of couples.
Your Body's Best Time For Everything
Do you listen to your circadian rhythm? You know... the thing inside us that dictates the best time to do everything each day? Turns out, they change with age!
What Prescription Meds Really Cost
Dr. Koplow's discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D Child and Adolescent Psychologist, about the price of medications.
Dangerous Bacteria Could Be Hiding in Bounce Houses
Learn about a hidden danger that could be lurking in that fun bounce house your children are playing in, and find out how to protect your children.
Why Woman with Debilitating Disorder Lives Life as a Doll
Amber liked to dress up as a Japanese-style doll before she was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy, but after the diagnosis she says she embraced the dolly identity to help cope with the debilitating condition.
Woman with Debilitating Condition Shares How Others React to Her
Amber, a young woman with muscular dystrophy, joins The Doctors to share how people react to her when she's dressed up as a doll compared to when she's not.
Poop Shamer's Mission Is to Make His Neighborhood a Dog Mess-Free Zone
See the lengths that one man goes to in order to catch people who refuse to clean up after their furry friends, and learn how dog mess could put your child's health at risk.
Daraprim Price To Be Lowered After Harsh Criticism
Martin Shkreli, the CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, has announced that the price of Daraprim will be lowered.
The New Proposal To Help Families Pay For Childcare
Rising daycare costs are putting families at risk. But could a new tax credit proposal by the Center for American Progress help alleviate the strain put on working parents?
Mom Gets Stunning Head-to-Toe Makeover
A former show guest suffering with severe dental and foot issues receives a stunning head-to-toe makeover. See her strut her stuff!
Dr. Zeke Emanuel: Prescription Drug Reform Will Begin At The State Level
Dr. Zeke Emanuel talks about how prescription drug reform needs to start at the state level.
U.S. Has Reached A Health Care Affordability 'Crisis'
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton will soon release a plan to combat "price gouging" in the specialty drug market. We explore how drugs are priced in the U.S., how they compare to other countries and what we can expect from Clinton's plan.
Daraprim Price Tag Shows 'Enormous Pricing Power Of Drug Companies'
Dr. Zeke Emanuel discusses how the increased price tag of Daraprim shows the huge pricing power of drug companies.
Epilepsy and Cannabis Treatment
Does medical marijuana improve seizure control in children and adults with epilepsy?
Does the 5 Second Rule Really Work?
Don't lie. You know you've done it. We're talking about eating food off the floor! You know.. the 5 second rule?! But is your food really safe after it touches the floor?
'World's Strictest Parents': Megan Reads Letter From Home
Megan's reaction from the letter received from her dad.
Dr. Mario Martinez LIVE
In his book 'The MindBody Code,' Dr. Mario Martinez teaches how to embrace health and wellness by letting go of old cultural beliefs that limit longevity and negatively affect well-being. We talk to Dr. Martinez about his findings.
Can Your Cultural Beliefs Affect Your Health?
In his book 'The MindBody Code,' Dr. Mario Martinez teaches how to embrace health and wellness by letting go of old cultural beliefs that limit longevity and negatively affect well-being. We talk to Dr. Martinez about his findings.
Air Pollution Health Threats
Outdoor air pollution leads to more than 3 million premature deaths each year, according to a new study.
Workday Breaks and Motivation
What is the most beneficial time to take a workday break?
How Man Transformed Body After Suffering Severe Burns
Jesse shares what motivated him to persevere and transform his body so he could return to bodybuilding after being electrocuted and undergoing 13 surgeries, including having his arm amputated.
What Now-
Hey everyone today I wanted to share how I've been feeling and what I've been thinking lately.
What's Causing This Man's Skin to Crawl?
The Doctors reveal the truth behind a viral video that appears to show bugs crawling under a man's skin. Learn what caused the scary-looking condition, and find out how to prevent it from happening to you.
Father Seriously Injured in Road Rage Incident Speaks Out
The Doctors exclusive: Tracy Leavitt describes how a road rage incident escalated, nearly costing him his life. Plus, hear about the injuries he suffered and how his family is struggling to recover.
'The Doctors' News in 2:00
Get the latest health news you can use with 'The Doctors' News in 2:00!
How a Childhood Ailment Led to 15 Years of Chronic Back Pain
Meet Blair, a young woman who says she's been living with chronic back pain for the past 15 years due to a failed surgery to correct scoliosis. She meets with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Hooman Melamed to find out if anything can be done to correct the damage. Click here to learn the results.
Can Surgery End 15 Years of Chronic Back Pain?
Orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. Hooman Melamed reveals the results of his consultation with Blair, a woman who has lived with chronic back pain following a failed surgery to correct scoliosis. Is there hope for an end to her pain?
Dr. Ashton Sexts Her Husband
Watch what happens when OB-GYN Dr. Jennifer Ashton sends her first sext to her husband, Rob!
How Ice Bucket Challenge Led to Breakthrough in Medical Research
The thousands of people who dumped buckets of ice over their heads and donated to ALS have helped researchers gain a better understanding of what causes the disease and how it possibly could be cured.
The Doctors: News in 2:00
Get the latest health news you can use with 'The Doctors' News in 2:00!
Drs. Rx: Laugh and Have a Cup of Tea
Find out how a good laugh and a cup or two of tea can help prolong your life.
Mondays With Marlo - Dr. Allegra Broft
Marlo sits with Dr. Allegra Broft and discusses eating disorders
Top 10 Medical Myths We All Believe
Find out the truth behind 8 glasses of water, vitamin supplements, and cracking your knuckles, as Alltime 10s prescribes the antitdote for the top 10 medical myths that we all believe.
Autumn Anxiety Is Real
For many people, fall means relief from the hot, humid days of summer but for others it means the start of 'Autumn Anxiety.' Meteorologist Alex Wilson has the story.
5 Simple Ways to Be a Bit Healthier
Literally the easiest things to do to be healthier.
Improving the Accuracy of Your Blood Pressure Reading
High blood pressure (hypertension) rarely has noticeable symptoms, but if untreated it increases your risk of heart attack, heart failure, kidney disease, stroke or dementia. Here's how to improve the accuracy of your blood pressure readings.
Improving the Accuracy of Your Blood Pressure Reading
High blood pressure (hypertension) rarely has noticeable symptoms, but if untreated it increases your risk of heart attack, heart failure, kidney disease, stroke or dementia. Here's how to improve the accuracy of your blood pressure readings.
How to Use a Fully Automated Monitor for Blood Pressure Readings
High blood pressure (hypertension) rarely has noticeable symptoms, but if untreated it increases your risk of heart attack, heart failure, kidney disease, stroke or dementia. Find out how to use an automated monitor to check yours.
Top 5 Facts About Farting
It's a natural part of life, and we all do it every day, but there's just something about a good fart that we can't help but laugh at.
Science May Know Why You're Tired All of the Time
A leading sleep expert in Britain says society faces a 'sleep deprivation crisis' with major health implications. Meteorologist Alex Wilson has the details.
Paramedics Take On Preventative Care
California's paramedics do more than take patients to the emergency room. Thanks to new initiatives, the Golden State's paramedics now serve as health coaches and follow up after hospital visits. We discuss #WhatsWorking with these new programs.
How California Hopes To Improve Medical Care With The Help Of Paramedics
Dr. Steve Rottman and Dr. Baxter Larmon explain how California hopes to improve medical care with the help of paramedics.
These Paramedics Are Doing More Than Taking Patients To The ER
Mike DeWindt and Steve Lucero explain what their jobs entail.
'It's a Broadcaster's Worst Nightmare' Jim Moret Loses Voice for a Month
A broadcaster's worst nightmare is losing their voice and for Inside Edition's Jim Moret, it was a reality. There were nodules on Moret's vocal cords that caused him to lose his voice so his doctor ordered him not to say a word for nearly an entire month, fearing he might lose his voice forever if he spoke. Moret said: "It's been frustrating. Day after day of no talking." Julie Andrews' singing voice was ruined after vocal cord surgery to remove nodules. Moret was determined to avoid surgery.
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HPL Takes On: Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity is overwhelming American parents. Experts say many parents are ill-equipped to help their children because of the lack of education regarding nutrition. We spoke to parents and professionals about the issue and possible solutions.
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Conjoined Ugandan Twins Successfully Separated After 16-Hour Surgery
Conjoined Ugandan Twins Successfully Separated After 16-Hour Surgery
Can Texting Improve a Family's Communication?
Many parents say texting actually helps them communicate with their children. WSJ's Sue Shellenbarger joins Lunch Break With Tanya Rivero to explain. Photo: Getty
'Supernanny US': 3 Year Old Throws Tantrum Over Bottle
At the age of 3, this child is drinking up 8 bottles of warm milk per day, just like a 3 week old baby would do. It's time for this to change.
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Obama Administration Pushes To Ban Trans Discrimination In Health Care
The Obama administration is making a major push for transgender rights by prohibiting health insurance companies and medical providers from discriminating against patients because of their gender identities.
Massage Tutorial: Preparations
Learn how to take care of elderly and give them a massage. (episode 7)
Massage Tutorial: Precautions You Have to Take
Learn how to take care of elderly and give them a massage. (episode 6)
Massage Tutorial: Introduction
Learn how to take care of elderly and give them a massage.
5 Ways Your Health Will Improve When You Stop Wearing High Heels
Learn the five ways your health will immediately improve after ditching high heels.
Your Adrenals Could Be Ruining Your Life
Now, if you're feeling tired and stressed, we could have the answer. By some estimates, two-thirds of the population suffers from problems with their adrenals! With the help of Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Alan Christianson, The List's Teresa Strasser looks at how to make sure your glands are glorious on the To Do List.
6 Things You Don't Know About Your Sunglasses
Not all face protection is created equal.
Spas for Healing Near Seattle, Washington
Heal your body with natural, organic, raw foods and learn secrets to health from Robin Sharon at the Annapurna Center for Self Healing in Port Townsend, Washington. Meet the late Gypsy Boots, a 90-yr vegetarian.
'Digital Detoxing' Helps Smartphone Addicts Become Normal People
Here's how to put yourself on a much-needed "digital diet."
College Students Are Smoking More Weed
College students are smoking more weed and the University of Michigan has the proof.
Don't OD on Health Food
Juicing, quinoa and coconut oil are all great but here's a surprise - too much good can become bad! It's all about moderation people. The List's Teresa Strasser met with nutrition expert Anthony Balduzzi to show us how to keep health food healthy on the To Do List.
5 Tricks to Help You Sleep Like a Baby
Getting ready for bed is all about rituals and signaling your body that it's time for sleep.
Spas for Healing Near Seattle, Washington
Heal your body with natural, organic, raw foods and learn secrets to health from Robin Sharon at the Annapurna Center for Self Healing in Port Townsend, Washington. Meet the late Gypsy Boots, a 90-yr vegetarian.
5 Happy, Healthy School Year Musts
New shoes and pencils? Check. But what about the inevitable back-to-school bummers like frayed nerves, germs galore and hungry tummies? Read on to find out what Dr. Keri Peterson recommends to start the year off right.
The New York Times - Calling the Midwife, in Chiapas
From The New York Times: In Chiapas, Mexico, midwives may be the only person who can help a woman when she gives birth. By: By JANET JARMAN. Watch the original video on Times Video: http://nyti.ms/1KYjV6S
Would Dan Harris Ever Leave ABC Because of His Panic Attacks?
Dan discusses his issues with panic attacks at work
How Did Dan Harris Learn Mindfulness Meditation?
Mindfulness Mediation can help
Should You Keep Your Anxiety A Secret?
Anxiety can go away with some help
The Best Way to Treat a Bruise
Ways to best treat bruises and possibly speed the healing process.
To Control Cancer Cells, Turn Off Their Growth
Researchers running lab tests have stopped the uncontrollable replication characteristic of cancer cells.
The Best Exercises to Tackle Underarm Flab
Bob Harper reveals his best tips for fighting a common diet problem.
For Many, Back-to-School Shopping Is Family Bonding Time
Shopping for school supplies is one of the last bastions that hasn't moved online. Moms are some of the biggest online shoppers but this ritual remains stubbornly traditional. WSJ's Suzanne Kapner explains why.
6 Must-Have Items for Your Child's Backpack
Entertainment & Lifestyle columnist Josh McBride shares how to create the ultimate backpack survival kit.
The Right Way to Cheer From the Sidelines
What are the ground rules when you are a parent cheering for your child from the sidelines? WSJ's Sue Shellenbarger explains. Photo: Getty
10-Year-Old Boy Missing in Utah Wilderness Found Alive
A 10-year-old boy who went missing in Utah's rugged wilderness Sunday was found alive Monday. Malachi Bradley survived on his own for nearly 30 hours after getting lost while looking for wild mushrooms near a remote mountain lake in eastern Utah, authorities said. The resourceful boy didn't panic as temperatures dipped into the upper 30s Sunday.
4 Ways To Reduce Stress Before Bed
Learn the four ways to reduce anxiety before bed and sleep through the night.
GOP Comments About Jimmy Carter's Cancer Diagnosis Reveal 'Partisan Tenor'
Alfred Doblin discusses the recent comments made by the GOP regarding President Jimmy Carter's cancer diagnosis.
The Politics Of Cancer
Former president Jimmy Carter is trying a brand-new drug to fight his cancer. As he undergoes treatment in the public eye, we discuss the complexities of metastatic melanoma and how Carter exemplifies the humility we need in the face of the unknown.
Is It Okay to Crack Your Knuckles?
How many times did you crack your knuckles while watching this?
Pessimism Can Help You: 'The Science of Us' Episode 6
Find out how positive thinking can hold you back.
Warning Tips All Contact Lens Users Should Know
Here are some tips most contact users are ignoring.
Hospice and Grief Counseling
Dawn Smith with Kindred at Home discusses the benefits of hospice and grief counseling including the ways that it helps patients and families through the bereavement process.
Hospice Is About Living, not Dying
Dawn Smith with Kindred at Home explains the basics of hospice care and why sometimes less care can be more beneficial.
Transition from Hospital to Home
Dawn Smith with Kindred at Home provides tips on how to make a smooth transition from hospital to home for your senior loved one.
The Flutter Kick Ab Exercise Is Your Flat-Belly
Take your ab workout to the next level with this Pilates ab series! Watch this video to learn three variations of the flutter kick exercise that will get your abs burning! Then try our Flat-Belly Workout video, which features this exact move!
Mom's the Word: Stacy-Ann Quits Her Job
Stacy-Ann of the blog Weather Anchor Mama talks about adjusting to life after quitting her job as a weather anchor to spend more time with the children at home.
'Supernanny US': Emotional Family Communicate Through Sign Language
This family have finally had a break through and got on the same page. Here they share an emotional moment.
What Is It Like To Live With Alopecia Areata
HuffPost Canada Video Editor Alanna Cardona shares what her experience was like dealing with Alopecia Areata
Home Care Options For Seniors
Dawn Smith with Kindred at Home discusses the different home care options available for seniors.
Treating and Preventing Swimmers Ear
Certified Pediatrician Dr. JJ Levenstien shares everything you need to know to prevent and treat swimmers ear. Common during the summer months, swimmers ear is an infection of the outer ear canal. Swimmer ear can be more painful than a traditional ear infection, but it can be prevented and treated with a few simple tricks.
When Group Therapy Works Better
In his recent New York Times article, author David Payne outlines how group therapy helped turn his life around. He joins us to discuss why this approach worked and examine the benefits and pitfalls of group versus individual therapy sessions.
5 Yoga Poses for Stronger Arms
Want to strengthen your arms? Steffy has 5 yoga poses that focus just on the arms for you to try!
Your 5-Minute Lose-the-Pooch Workout
Try this quick and focused workout to tone the lower part of your abs and work off the pooch. We concentrate on the abs for five minutes and guarantee you feel the burn. You don't need any equipment, but don't forget to breathe!
Lisa Mason - Gymnast, Mother, Rio 2016 Hopeful
How being a single mother inspired my return to world class gymnastics
'Bizarre ER': Crack to the Head
A health and safety officer has failed to take notice of his own advice.
This 91-Year-Old Diver Will School You on the Diving Board
Tom Hairabedian is the world's oldest master diver at 91 years old, but he's still winning competitions left and right over young bucks half his age. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has video you have to see to believe!
Rikers Inmate Positive For Legionnaires' Disease
An inmate at Rikers Island has tested positive for Legionnaires' disease.
7 Crazy Interesting Facts About Sperm
In this episode, Cheyenne is here with some interesting information all about sperm. Watch the video above for her list of 7 facts.
6 Signs You're Really Ready for Sex
In this episode, Cheyenne has a list of signs that you're really ready to have sex. Watch as she shares six important things you need to think about, know, do and plan for before having sex in order to help figure out if you actually are ready.
6 Things You Need to Know Before Oral Sex
Cheyenne is here to share important information you need to know before having oral sex. Watch the video above in order to get her full list of six things to know.
7 G-Spot Facts You Should Really Know
In this episode, Cheyenne is here to share some information about the G-spot. Watch the video for a list of 7 facts to know.
College Students: Social Media Isn't A Fair Representation of Real Life
An estimated 1,500 college students die from suicide each year. Last year, prestigious schools like William and Mary and MIT had multiple suicides. We discuss the mental health issues, trends like Duck Syndrome and #WhatsWorking to raise awareness.
How This MIT Student Is Fighting The Stigma Of Mental Illness
Isabel Lloyd talks about how she's fighting the stigma of mental illness.
Why Social Perfection Can Be 'Toxic' For College Students' Mental Health
Julie Lythcott-Haims discusses how trying to be socially perfect can be "toxic" for college students' mental health.
What's Behind The Rising HIV Rates In Young Gay Men
While overall HIV diagnoses have been declining nationwide, a sobering CDC report came out last summer which found a 132% increase in new HIV diagnoses among young gay men between 2001 and 2011.
Facial Fitness with Kandee Johnson
Can you believe that there's a way to tone the muscles in your face? Beauty pro Kandee Johnson demonstrates a few exercises for the face and neck to help you keep your skin and muscles tight.
8 Yoga Poses to Improve Balance
Steffy shows you 8 yoga poses that will help improve your balance. These should help improve flexibility, muscular control and even your posture when out and about.
Is Frozen Yogurt Actually Healthier Than Ice Cream?
Which is healthier, frozen yogurt or ice cream? If you said fro-yo, you're not alone. But are you right?
Big Question: Can Cats Make Us Crazy?
Cats can make you go nuts and it's not just the emotional manipulation that's driving you batty...it might be a parasite.
This Breathing Technique Will Help You Beat Stress
With our jam-packed to-do lists, we can forget to pause and breathe. But, performance enhancement coach Ed Harrold, wants us to learn why it's important. He joins us to demonstrate breathing exercises that will reduce stress and improve sleep.
Beat Stress With Your Breath
With our jam-packed to-do lists, we can forget to pause and breathe. But, performance enhancement coach Ed Harrold, wants us to learn why it's important. He joins us to demonstrate breathing exercises that will reduce stress and improve sleep.
One Gene Could Change How We View the Obesity Epidemic
New research points to a gene in mice that, when silenced, can cut harmful fat levels in half.
NY Times Writer Laments Lack Of Non-Industry Sponsored Studies
Anahad O'Connor discusses the lack of non-industry sponsored health studies.
Coke's Obesity Study Could Just Be Their Newest Marketing Aid
Anahad O'Connor discusses Coca-Cola's new obesity study.
Superheroes Visit Children's Hospital to Fight Cancer with Smiles
A group of superheroes visit children in hospitals to help them fight their battle with cancer. Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) has the story.
Lip Service: Lip Enhancement to Plump Your Pout
Should you use fillers or something more permanent for lip enhancement? Dr. Frances Palmer shows Stephanie Stephens the secrets to improving thin lips.
Testosterone Supplements
Testosterone supplementation does not cause atherosclerosis progression, a new study finds.
The Upside of Zoning Out: 'The Science of Us' Episode 5
Mindfulness is helpful. But so is mindlessness.
5 Social Media Musts for Teens
Teens today are spending a lot of time on social media. They're checking their friends' status updates, posting their own, IM-ing, video chatting, sharing photos and more. Here are 5 social media musts for teens.
Advice From Alyson: How the Movie "Inside Out' Can Help Kids
Alyson talks about how kids can understand their emotions better by watching "Inside Out."
'Supernanny US': Trouble In The Car With 11 Year Old
This 11 year old is being disrespectful to her mother while driving in the car. It's dangerous and needs to stop.
With the Kid Calmer on International Youth Day
Richard Curtis is known as 'The Kid Calmer' and he travels the UK and internationally working with parents and their children who are having behavioural problems. He believes parents need more support, and that kids are not in crisis, but just need better guidance from adults. On International Youth Day this week he unveils his parenting toolkit for parents of now and the future.
People Developing Dementia Earlier, Dying Of It More Often
Colin Pritchard explains why more people are dying from dementia.
4 Ways To Relax at the Dentist
Hate visiting the dentist? Stay relaxed with these quick tips.
'Bizarre ER': Girls Rugby Team Sustains Injuries
A rugby match ends in a blood bath.
Excessive Use of Workout Supplements
Some men may be misusing bodybuilding supplements, according to a new study.
What Your Poop Says About You
Big ups to corn for always making its presence known.
Transgender Patients Find Voice Through Therapy
A University of Connecticut speech program is one of a growing number of clinics with programs to teach transgender people how to sound more like the sex they identify with.
Transgender Patients Find Voice Through Therapy
A University of Connecticut speech program is one of a growing number of clinics with programs to teach transgender people how to sound more like the sex they identify with.
Legionnaire's Disease Outbreak Leaves 7 Dead In NYC
New York City health officials believe they've discovered the cause of the Legionnaire's disease outbreak which has claimed 7 lives.
How The Suburbs Are Killing You
Not using that wide-open space to walk around can be very bad for your health.
5 Tips to Relax When You Get Pulled Over
Blue lights in the rear-view mirror? Don't panic! Stay calm with these tips.
3 Ways to Stay Cool Extreme Heat
Learn the warning signs of heat stroke and ways to stay cool in extreme heat.
Here's What You Really Look Like While You Sleep
A glimpse inside what people look like when they sleep.
Legionnaires' Disease Kills Two, Sickens 31 In New York City
Two people are dead and 31 others have been sickened after an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in the Bronx, a borough of New York City.
Talking Pictures: Sam's Cure
Writer Fred Vogelstein describes the moving images photographer Elinor Carucci made of his family as they seek a cannabis derived treatment for his son Sam's epilepsy.
Expensive Drugs Work Better?
Dr. Koplow's discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D Child and Adolescent Psychologist, about the effectiveness of expensive drugs.
The Role Of Non-Physicians Grows
Laura Ungar explains how the role of non-physicians continues to grow when it comes to impacting a patients overall treatment and care.
4 Bedtime Habits to Avoid
Trouble falling asleep? Your before-bed habits may be contributing to your insomnia. Here are four sneaky sleep saboteurs that you should avoid around bedtime if you want a good night's rest.
Foods That Can Trigger Headaches
The National Headache Foundation compiled a list of foods that could trigger headaches including everything from pizza to peanut butter.
Secondhand Smoke and Stroke Risk
Secondhand smoke increases risk of stroke among nonsmokers, study finds.
4 Laundry Hacks You Can't Live Without
Find out how you can cut your laundry day in half!
Misconceptions About Antibiotics
Testing parents' antibiotic knowledge and attitudes.
Standing up at Work
Standing up for long stretches at work may lead to unhealthy fatigue.
3 Ways Sunshine Makes You Healthy and Happy at the CT Science Center
We all feel a little happier on a sunny day or riding in a car with the windows down. Sometimes the most calming place to be is sitting on the beach listening to the sound of the waves crash on the beach. Have you ever wondered why these small pleasures have such a positive impact on our lives? Check out the premier episode of the Science Behind Happiness, a brand new HooplaHa Original Series and let the happiness science expert, TJ McKenna from the Connecticut Science Center unlock the secrets
Is Your Smartphone Destroying Your Posture?
Dr. David Gustitus with Rhythm of Life Chiropractic explains how your smartphone may be impacting your posture.
Woman Reveals Incredible New Look After Losing More Than 100 Pounds
28-year-old Sharda Smith-Stevens used weigh 245 pounds and lost a whopping 106 pounds. "I was the junk food queen. Fast foods were my personal chef. I never cooked at home. I would get up in the middle of the night and eat," Sharda told INSIDE EDITION. She's showing off her new look in People magazine out Friday. Sharda changed her diet and exercise because she didn't want to end up like her mom who died of hypertension at 48.
Celebrity Beards: "Shave It or Save It?"
The Doctors discuss the importance of beard maintenance and play a game of celebrity "Shave It or Save It"!
Woman Experiences Mysterious Burning Smell After Head Injury
A young woman who lost her sense of smell following a head injury reaches out to The Doctors for help.
Funny Bone: Ventriloquist Terry Fator Voices Health Concern
Comedian, singer, ventriloquist and impressionist Terry Fator relies on his voice for his career. Watch as he and "Winston the Impersonating Turtle" visit an ear, nose and throat specialist for a routine checkup.
Avoiding Kitchen Cross-Contamination
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork reveals a shocking source of cross-contamination lurking in your kitchen. Learn how to stay safe while cooking.
Northwestern Develops Smartphone App To Detect Depression
Dr. Kevin Campbell talks about Northwestern's new depression smartphone app.
Why Kaiser Is Betting Big on a Fake Hospital
In a few years, you may not have to visit the doctor to see the doctor.
5 Reasons You're Tired All The Time
You got a full 8 hours but are still exhausted; what's the deal? Your lifestyle could be draining you. If you seem to feel sluggish, try ditching the 5 hidden energy-zapping habits laid out in this video.
Doctor's Prescription: Clean Your Belly Button
Find out what's hiding in your belly button, and learn the best way to keep your navel clean.
The Real Deal on Natural Sleep Aids
Sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta sets the record straight about three common all-natural sleep aids: chamomile, kava and valerian root. Can they really help you catch more zzz's?
3 Tips for Getting a Good Night's Sleep
Learn why sleep is as important to your overall health as what you eat and how you move, and find out the three activities you can do during the day to help get a good night's sleep.
Community Supports Widowed Dad and Infant Son
A grieving first-time father recounts the birth of his son, who was delivered prematurely via emergency C-section when his mother suffered a fatal brain hemorrhage as a result of a blood clot. Hear how family, friends and complete strangers in his community provided support after the tragic incident. Plus, learn the warning signs of a potentially deadly blood clot.
ER Reservations?
The Doctors discuss a new method many hospitals are using to expedite treatment times and improve patient satisfaction.
Medical Marijuana Inhalers?
The Doctors discuss a high-tech medical marijuana delivery device that is Wi-Fi-enabled, so doctors can remotely monitor and administer proper dosages.
Zombie Apocalypse Preparation?
Devan Tucking, a representative from the Kansas Division of Emergency Management, joins The Doctors to discuss her state's creative campaign to promote emergency preparedness.
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Are Medical Apps Changing Healthcare?
Medical apps are becoming more common as doctors use them to share information. While patients can get closer to a diagnosis with a swipe on a smartphone. We look at the ways in which these new technologies can shape the future of the medical field.
Are Medical Apps Revolutionizing Healthcare?
Medical apps are becoming more common as doctors use them to share information. While patients can get closer to a diagnosis with a swipe on a smartphone. We look at the ways in which these new technologies can shape the future of the medical field.
This Dad Created A Medical App That's Helping Children Around The Globe
Bryan Shaw discusses why he created an app to help children worldwide.
Surprising Stress-Busters
Lifestyle expert and author Elycia Rubin shares three surprising tricks to subdue stress!
Top 5 Facts About Living Forever
Most of us will never achieve immortality through fame, so maybe there's a potion or something?
Ask the Doc: Snacking on the Go, Quick Workout Options and More
In this special edition of Ask Our Docs, guests at Red Mountain Resort in St. George, Utah, turn to Dr. Travis, Dr. Rachael and Dr. Berman for tips on snacking on the go, getting in a quick workout and more!
What Is Mustang Therapy?
See how wild mustangs are being used as therapy animals to help manage stress and anxiety. Could it work for you?
The Health Benefits of Hiking
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman and family medicine physician Dr. Rachael Ross hit the hills in St. George, Utah, to demonstrate the potential health benefits of hiking.
The Importance of Taking a Little Daily Vacation
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork explains the importance of taking time out of every day to treat yourself to a little rest and relaxation.
Training Can Change the Brain to Be More Creative
Allan Reiss, Howard C. Robbins Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Professor of Radiology, Director, Center for Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences (CIBSR) at Stanford University, talks about the effect of training on brain function and creativity.
Lisa's Story
What it's like to be disabled in NY
Overcoming Social Anxiety Disorder
While many people enjoy crowds and parties, some can be debilitated by them. Social anxiety disorder makes it difficult to engage socially and puts a strain on personal relationships. We discuss the best ways to deal with and overcome this disorder.
LEGOs Can Connect to This Prosthetic Arm
It makes playtime way more fun.
Top 10 Ways to Cure a Hangover
Whether you call it a hangover or a wine flu, waking up after a night of drinking can be rough!
6 Things That Happen When You Don't Drink Enough Water
Nine cups of water per day? Studies say it's worth it.
Bill and Melinda Gates: Can Autopsies Stop Epidemics?
OZY's Carlos Watson speaks to Bill and Melinda Gates about a new initiative to reduce child mortality.
Bill and Melinda Gates: Rx for Global Health
Because stabler health can lead to stabler nations.
Why Our Bodies Need Sleep
We are immobile while we lie in bed snoozing, but our bodies continue to work throughout the night to ensure we are rejuvenated and ready for the next day. We discuss how our bodies biologically respond to sleep and how disrupting it affects us.
Why The Brain Needs Sleep To Stay Healthy
We are immobile while we lie in bed snoozing, but our bodies continue to work throughout the night to ensure we are rejuvenated and ready for the next day. We discuss how our bodies biologically respond to sleep and how disrupting it affects us.
6 Things That Happen When You Don't Drink Enough Water
Nine cups of water per day? Studies say it's worth it.
Why Do Organ Transplants Fail So Often?
Organ donations save countless lives each year, but sometimes they fail? Why do transplants fail, and how often does it happen?
St. John's Wort
St. John's Wort may cause the same side effects as common antidepressants.
8 Ways to Cure a Hangover
Use these tips to help you recover the next morning.
Mosquito Health Risks
Paul Bello of PJB Pest Management Consulting describes the various health risks associated with mosquitos such as malaria, west nile virus, and others.
ESD: Removing Tumors Without a Scar
Now there's an easier approach to removing lesions inside the stomach and there's no incision.
Alternative Ways to Get Vitamin D
Many Americans are d-ficient when it comes to getting enough vitamin D. The List's Teresa Strasser provides a doctor's list of tips to get more vitamin D in your diet in the To Do List.
Something We Do Everyday May Be Killing Us
We do it at work and at home, it drives up our blood pressure, elevates our cholesterol and causes our bones to soften and degenerate. The List's Donna Ruko uncovers a health killer with health and fitness expert Anthony Balduzzi in the Revitalist.
A Future Where No Food Goes To Waste
It's estimated that 2.8 trillion pounds of food are wasted each year. However, millions of people around the world aren't getting enough to eat. We take a look at #WhatsWorking to combat the growing problem of food waste.
How We Can Market Food 'Waste' To Make A Real Impact
Stephen Demarais and Chantal Engelen talk about making an impact by marketing food "waste."
Statins and Gender
Statin drugs may affect behavior differently depending on gender.
Adolescent Health and Education
Health problems during adolescence may affect life and work opportunities later in adulthood.
ADHD and School Performance
Does fidgeting help children with ADHD perform better in school?
Preserving Muscle Mass as You Age
Eating a diet rich in protein may help maintain muscle strength as we age.
Your Foot Can Help You Sleep
The first episode in our animated "Science of Us" series.
Heath Insurers In Missouri Must Now Cover Eating Disorders
In Missouri, if you're actively recurring from an eating disorder, you will soon be covered by health insurance.
California Governor Signs School Vaccination Law
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into a law one of the strictest vaccination bills in the country.
HuffPost Announces 'Black Health Matters' Initiative
The inequalities African Americans battle are plenty and severe -- but the widening health gap is arguably among one of the most crucial and inadequately addressed concerns.
How These Doctors Are Extending The Lives Of Childhood Cancer Survivors
A new study from St. Jude Children's Research shows that changes to pediatric cancer treatments have reduced the number of deaths due to the late effects of treatment, extending the lives of childhood cancer survivors. We discuss #WhatsWorking.
CDC Tells Swimmers To Beware Of This Pool Parasite
Thinking about going for a swim in the pool this 4th of July weekend? Well, you might want to consider the beach instead.
Owning Your Medical History
When you're diagnosed with a debilitating illness, it's difficult to keep your medical records straight. Noga Leviner joins us to discuss how her company, PicnicHealth is freeing health data to help herself and others control their health history.
Why You Need To Take Ownership Of Your Medical History
When you're diagnosed with a debilitating illness, it's difficult to keep your medical records straight. Noga Leviner joins us to discuss how her company, PicnicHealth is freeing health data to help herself and others control their health history.
What Is Osteopathic Medicine?
Get an in-depth look into the field of osteopathic medicine from Gina Moses, M.Ed. She addresses the nuances of osteopathic medical education and how that differs from allopathic medicine. Moses also highlights the growing need for medical practitioners in the United States and how physicians trained in osteopathic medicine are helping to ease the shortage of health care professionals.
Why Are Prescription Drugs So Expensive?
The new hepatitis drug Sovaldi costs a whopping $1,000-per-pill. Experts say pharmaceutical companies are now putting out the most expensive drugs ever. But why? We discuss the reasons behind the $300 billion Americans spend every year on medicine.
'Astronomical' Medication Prices Forced This Cancer Survivor To Get Savvy
Caryn Sullivan reveals some of the financial difficulties she ran into while fighting cancer.
Is There Rational Behind The Cost Of Prescription Drugs?
Azzi Momenghalibaf and Dr. David Belk take a look at whether or not there's rhyme or reason behind the cost of prescription medication.
Medical Pot Unproven For Many Illnesses OK'd By Law
A new study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association warns that marijuana might not be a proven remedy for many ailments that it is used to treat. Robert Wolff joins HuffPost Live to discuss.
Know The Difference Between Heat Cramps, Heat Exhaustion, & Heat Stroke
It's summer, it's hot, and you've got to take care of yourself. Know the signs, symptoms, and differences between Heat Cramps, Heat Stroke, and Heat Exhaustion so you can keep your cool if you happen to get too hot.
Chicago's Meningitis Vaccine Recommendation
Health officials in Chicago are recommending that all gay and bi sexual men be vaccinated for meningitis.
The Truth Behind the Viral Marijuana Dangers Post
The Doctors reveal the truth behind a viral image circulating on the Internet that claims a young woman was disfigured after a marijuana bong explosion.
5 Reasons You Might Be Tired All the Time
Do you ever think about what's zapping your energy? Here are a few factors that could be affecting you.
Age Of Puberty Predicts Diseases In Later Life
A new study has found the age of puberty can be a strong predictor of diseases later in life.
Cryotherapy Is the Coolest New Celebrity Health Craze
Lindsay Lohan, Many Moore and Mika Kelly have all tried cryotherapy and so has LeBron James to treat his injuries. It uses extreme cold to trigger health benefits. INSIDE EDITION went to Cryohealthcare in Los Angeles to see what it's like. The temperature is 220 degrees below zero and it's supposed to trigger the production of anti-inflammatory proteins. The treatment lasts three minutes and many people say they feel euphoric afterwards. Dr. Jonas Kuehne says cryotherapy can treat many ailments.
Subtle Signs of Eating Disorders
More than 30 million Americans suffer from an eating disorder, but only one in ten of those people ever get any kind of treatment. We tell you signs to look for if you think you know someone who is suffering from an eating disorder.
Stroke Survivor Support Group
Every 40 seconds someone suffers from a stroke and more than four-million people in the United States have had strokes and now live with the after-effects. These survivors use each other as support as they travel on the road to recovery.
Graves' Disease in Teens: Overlooked too Often
Graves' disease is a condition in kids and teens that can be overlooked and mimic attention deficit disorder, but a thyroid may be to blame.
VOMS Test for Concussions
Suffering from a concussion can lead to dangerous side effects, but experts have developed a simple test to measure a concussion.
Living Liver Transplant Saves Two Lives
Every year 1,700 patients die while waiting for a liver transplant. However, because the liver can regenerate itself, experts say more lives can be saved through living liver transplants.
CAN YOUR OWN STEM CELLS CURE YOU?
Doctors are now using patient's own stem cells to heal them from the inside out
New Movie Theater Provides Meaningful Employment for Disabled Adults
The Prospector Theater is a brand new and fully functional, state-of-the-art first-run movie theater, restaurant, entertainment and event venue in Ridgefield, CT. The mission behind the Prospector is to provide adults with disabilities opportunities for meaningful employment and vocational training, which allows them to be a part of their community.
Reduce Stress by Hula Hooping
As students in college, stressors come from many different directions. Having to balance schoolwork, extra curricular activities and a social life all at the same time can get hectic! At Boston University, these students have a unique way of letting go of their stress. The Hooping Project, founded by BU student Ariella Darvish, brings students together to "hula hoop to happiness," no experience necessary! Check out this awesome video to learn more about hooping and how it makes a difference in s
Paul Stanley of KISS Supports Non-Profit That Donates Life Changing Surgery
Can you imagine a life without a sense of hearing? For Arabella Carter and her parents Nolan and Danielle, this scenario is a painful reality.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta's Message on Medical Marijuana
Dr. Gupta explains his views
The Difference Between THC and CBD
Dr. Sanjay describes what THC and CBD means
Marijuana Helps Seizures
Medical Marijuana does help
Quench Your Thirst with Hydration Gadgets
Do you think you drink enough water on a daily basis? Technology and crowdfunding are here to make it easier! The List's Bradley Hasemeyer shows us high tech ways to drink up on the Hit List.
Stroke Signs: Think Fast
How to recognize the subtle signs of America's fifth leading killer.
Show Your Hearing Aids
A social media campaign is encouraging people to show their hearing aids and not hide them from everyone. Each picture that is posted raises money for research and for buying hearing aids for those who can't afford them.
CI Therapy for Aphasia
After a stroke, 60% of patients have trouble understanding speech or speaking, but a new therapy is helping brain injured patients reclaim their lives.
SAVING SAL: HIS SON TO THE RESCUE!
A father and son bond becomes truly unbreakable after the son takes part in a medical miracle
Healthy Lifestyle Tips: Part 2
Yogi Marlon shares her best practices for a healthy home. Learn about unsafe products, allergies, processed foods to avoid, diet tips, and more.
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The Insomnia-Allergy Connection
Springtime is in the air again! Unfortunately, so is the pollen. Fifty percent of Americans suffer from seasonal allergies, which affects everything from your energy level to your ability to get a good night's sleep. Lifestyle and sleep expert Lissa Coffey is with us to talk about this insomnia-allergy connection, and what you can do to remedy it.
The Best Way to Treat Bruises
For most of us, bruises are a pretty normal part of life, however, they can take up to two weeks to disappear. Here's the best way to treat a bruise and possibly speed up the healing.
Staying Safe in the Heat
With summer more people are outside. There are things you should do to keep yourself safe in the summer heat.
Trans Men & Women Need Mammograms, Too
Transgender people often face difficulty getting the proper preventative healthcare. Some medical practices turn trans women & men away, others forget to remind about mammograms, prostrate exams, & pap smears, & insurance often won't cover services.
The Awful Reason This Trans Man's Doctor Withheld His Cancer Diagnosis
Jay Kallio joins HuffPost Live to expalin why his doctor withheld his cancer diagnosis.
Trans Woman Discusses Her First Mammogram And The Obstacles To Getting Care
Meggan Sommerville joins HuffPost Live to discuss her first mammogram.
OBGYN Answers All Your Questions About Transgender Healthcare
Dr. Drai joins HuffPost Live to answer questions about transgender healthcare.
#WhatsWorking: Nurse Practitioner Laws
More states are giving nurse practitioners authority to treat patients without a doctor's supervision. We discuss how this new legislation is making a real difference for patients who live in rural areas and have limited access to doctors.
New Legislation Is Letting Nurse Practitioners Practice Without A Doctor
More states are giving nurse practitioners authority to treat patients without a doctor's supervision. We discuss how this new legislation is making a real difference for patients who live in rural areas and have limited access to doctors.
Bob Harper: Always Eat First Thing in the Morning
'Biggest Loser' trailer Bob Harper stresses the importance of eating right when you wake up in this informative clip.
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Why Women Live Longer Than Men
It's no secret that Women usually live longer than men. The question is how do they do it? Well now, Stanford University scientists may have some answers.
How To Detect And Prevent Lyme Disease
It's summer and time to head outside and enjoy mother nature! But when you get inside, you should always check for ticks. They're not just gross, you can get Lyme disease.
How An Australian Blood Donor Has Saved Over 2 Million Lives
This Australian man has saved more than two million babies.
Traumatic Brain Injury's Unknown Victims
While traumatic brain injury is well known among athletes and veterans, its prevalence in domestic violence cases is largely overlooked. We explore the link between TBI and domestic violence survivors, and resources for those suffering undiagnosed.
Why Your Gut Is Critical To Improving Your Energy And Reducing Fatigue
Dr. Holly Phillips talks about why your gut is critical to improving your energy and reducing fatigue.
Putting An End To Your Exhaustion
The CDC declares insufficient sleep is a public health crisis. Dr. Holly Phillips joins HuffPost Live to talk about her new book "The Exhaustion Breakthrough," which identifies lifestyle changes to fight fatigue and improve our health.
Why It's Often Difficult To Differentiate Between Fatigue And Depression
Dr. Holly Phillips talks with Alyona about why it's often difficult to differentiate between fatigue and depression.
How To Know If Your Sleepiness Is Exhaustion Or Just Normal Fatigue
The CDC declares insufficient sleep is a public health crisis. Dr. Holly Phillips joins HuffPost Live to talk about her new book "The Exhaustion Breakthrough," which identifies lifestyle changes to fight fatigue and improve our health.
How Powerful Is Your Heart?
Can you die of a broken heart? What is heart disease and how does it manifest in men versus women? Can fear make your heart stop? These questions and many more are answered in some of HuffPost Live's best conversations about heart health.
What Domestic Violence Survivors Need To Know About Traumatic Brain Injury
While traumatic brain injury is well known among athletes and veterans, its prevalence in domestic violence cases is largely overlooked. We explore the link between TBI and domestic violence survivors, and resources for those suffering undiagnosed.
Tips to Stay Healthy This Summer
Don't let headaches or other health issues let you miss out on your summer plans. Lifestyle Expert Bahar Takhtehchianhas the tricks to keep you feeling your best all season long.
First Partial Skull and Scalp Transplant Completed at Texas Hospital
Opening a new frontier in transplant surgery, Texas doctors have done the world's first partial skull and scalp transplant to help a man who suffered a large head wound from cancer treatment. Doctors from Houston Methodist Hospital and MD Anderson Cancer Center did the operation two weeks ago. The recipient ? Jim Boysen, a 55-year-old software developer from Austin, Texas ? expects to leave the hospital Thursday with a new kidney and pancreas along with the scalp and skull grafts.
Are You Washing Your Bath Towel Enough?
How often do you wash your bath towel?
Sun Awareness Week: Beat The Heat With These Simple Tips
It's Sun Awareness Week in Canada. Here's how you can have fun in the sun and stay safe.
Top Hangover Hacks
Enjoy the holiday and drink up! But you don't have to pay for it the next day. Even though there's no magic hangover pill, there are some things you can do to help your hangover the day after
4 Quick and Easy Ways to Burn Calories
Laughing, cooking, gardening, burning calories is not as hard as you think! We have some small ways to help burn fat by doing the things you love.
Interactive Art Rehab
Rehabilitation from a serious injury can be extremely challenging, but a new therapy is motivating patients, with art.
Aquatherapy
Aquatic-therapy is helping those suffering from debilitating injuries and illnesses recover faster.
Three-Quarter Houses Perpetuate A 'Vicious Cycle' Among Recovering Addicts
A 6 month long New York Times investigation is shining a light on so called "Three-Quarter Houses," homes to which those suffering from substance addiction are often referred by hospitals, treatment programs and shelters.
Pay-as-You-Go Healthcare?
An approach to patient care that allows you to skip your insurance completely and chose the doctor you want.
The Comeback Kid
Competing in martial arts without a pulse in one arm? How doctors put the power back in a judo champions' arm.
Life Without Limitations: You're Never Too Old
There are now more Americans age 65 and older than at any other time in U.S. history. And these seniors are redefining what it means to grow older.
Skyscraper to Landscaper
Is your job making you feel sick? About 70 percent of American's surveyed in a recent poll said they hate their job or are completely disengaged. Hear one woman's story of how she got a new career and got healthy.
Dangers of Testosterone
It regulates muscle mass, energy and sex drive, but is it safe? What you should know about this over-prescribed hormone before taking it.
Platelet Bioreactor
Scientists are now mimicking human physiology in order to allow platelets to have a shelf life longer than ever before.
POEM: HELP FOR SWALLOWING DISORDER
One man couldn't eat or drink without choking, but a procedure that required no incisions outside of the body gave him the relief he needed
Tired of Being Tired
Are you sleepy? You are not alone! Forty percent of Americans are sleep deprived. We have some scary facts that will make you want to catch up on some sleep.
Marathon Heart
Running is good for your body, but too much of it could potentially damage your heart. Although rare, many runners may be at risk for heart problems due to marathon running.
Reversing NASH Liver
There's currently no cure for the nonalcoholic liver disease that affects 80-million Americans, but research shows a new medical treatment could help reverse it.
DVT: Fixing Clots, Saving Lives
A new way to fix potentially deadly clots is saving lives.
THE KEY TO REVERSING AGING: YOUNG BLOOD
The key to looking and feeling younger has been a secret since the beginning of time, but researchers believe the secret may be in our blood.
ER? Urgent Care? The Doc's Office? When and Where to Go
Heart attacks, serious burns and broken bones are serious emergencie, but what about pink eye or the flu? We ask the experts where you should go when you need to see a doctor.
Healthy Beauty Foods
Natural ways to whiten your teeth, lengthen your nails and even help your hair grow.
Going Deaf at the Gym
What you do at the gym could end up hurting your hearing! It's time to turn down the iPod and listen to this, turning up the volume to get pumped up could end up costing you your hearing.
A Prescription of Mobility
New research confirms the saying 'move it or lose it.' In fact, even a little activity can go a long way to keeping seniors on their feet and living on their own.
Statins: A Second Opinion
Statins seem to be all the rage when it comes to lowering cholesterol, but one doctor gives a very different opinion on the popular drug.
Ebola: What You Need to Know
No rumors, no myths, just what you need to know about the deadly disease that has hit the states.
Paper Test for Ebola
A fast, simple way to diagnose bacterial and viral diseases is on the horizon, and all you need is a piece of paper.
ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY: FREEDOM FOR DIALYSIS PATIENTS
A new wearable artificial kidney is giving dialysis patients their lives back
Everyday Superwoman Lives With Her Disability
This supermom seems to be able to do it all; raise her children, work, take college classes, make a documentary and more
Living Bravely: Women Without Limits
Meet three women who truly are living bravely, and not letting life in a wheelchair slow them down
Dr. Ian's Healthy Daily Diet
Dr. Ian Smith walks you through the latest version of his successful 'Shred Diet.'
Back Surgery Gone Bad: Questions for Your Doctor
Rick Greenwood's surgery was supposed to relieve his back pain. Instead, the surgery left him paralyzed.
Massage for MS
Researchers are studying the benefits of massage on patients suffering from a progressive disease of the central nervous system.
Research Finds A Link Between Your Morning Coffee And Erections
According to new research from The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, men who drink the caffeine equivalent of two to three cups of coffee per day are less likely to have erectile dysfunction.
Live Anthrax Inadvertently Shipped to US Labs
The Pentagon confirmed on Wednesday that live anthrax was accidentally shipped to labs in nine U.S. states.
This Argentinian Donor Advert Will Make You Cry and Then Make You Sign Up
"The Man and the dog" advert for organ donor donation is one of the saddest we've seen and will get you to sign up!
Quick Tips To Keep Cool And Kill More Calories This Summer
Trend expert Rachel Zalis shares two new breakthroughs that'll keep your skin smooth and help kill more calories to sleeken your silhouette this summer.
People Describe What Social Anxiety Feels Like
There's much more to me than my silence. All confessions courtesy of Whisper app.
Instant Wellness Boost with Liquifusion
Instant Wellness boost with Liquifusion, will be done at your office or home and will only take up 40 min. of your time. Liquifusion has several vitamin fusions available, which will make you more vivid and healthier. It is an instant and powerful solution to vitamins, which do not work as well.
If you are not afraid of IV, then you should try it, it will keep the doctor away.
Instant Wellness Boost with Liquifusion
Instant Wellness boost with Liquifusion, will be done at your office or home and will only take up 40 min. of your time. Liquifusion has several vitamin fusions available, which will make you more vivid and healthier. It is an instant and powerful solution to vitamins, which do not work as well.
If you are not afraid of IV, then you should try it, it will keep the doctor away.
5 Common Medicare Mistakes to Avoid
Here's how to keep your health-care costs down in retirement.
Are E-Cigarette Safer Than Regular Cigarettes?
Thomas Kiklas, cofounder of the Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association, addresses concerns about the rise of e-cigarette use among teens.
E-Cigarette Safety: Are They Truly Safe?
The Doctors debate whether electronic cigarettes, which have become increasingly popular in recent years, support smoking cessation or augment nicotine addiction.
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Colin Christopher Hypnotizes On Live TV
We had a hypnotist work his "magic" live in our studio. See how it turned out.
Fun With Powdered Alcohol: You Can Stop Being Scared Now
People are freaking out about powdered alcohol, but I wasn't convinced they understood the science behind it. So I tested their concerns. Will it get you crazy drunk? Will people snort it? Watch & see!
Son, I Once Attempted Suicide...
If you've had a troubled mental health past, should you tell your kids about it? Kelley Clink, a mom with a suicide attempt in her past says yes. We speak to her and other moms on how parents and kids can best communicate during difficult times.
How To Have A Healthy Conversation With Kids About Suicide
Katie Hurley and Sabrina Strong reveal how you can have a healthy and productive conversation about suicide with kids.
These Are The Top 20 Cities With The Worst Mosquito Problems
Orkin, ranked the top 20 states with the worst mosquito problems based on the amount of customers serviced last year.
Top Searched Medical Services and Goods by State
Find out the most-searched-for goods and services state by state. What do the results say about people's priorities?
Fart Facts That Will Blow You Away
Farts are basically butt sneezes.
The Healing Power of Forgiveness
Letting go of a grudge isn't easy, but forgiveness actually has huge health benefits. A psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins gives insight on how to forgive and how doing so can positively affect not only your soul but your body.
Robot Rehab: Learning to Walk Again with Ekso
Robots are helping victims of stroke and spinal cord injuries learn to walk again.
FDA Lifts Long-Time Ban On Gay, Bisexual Blood Donors
The FDA announced that it will end the ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood, but they can only donate if they have not had sex with another man for a year. HuffPost Live discusses the remaining stigma and how the lift doesn't go far enough.
It's Time To End The Gay Blood Ban
The FDA announced that it will end the ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood, but they can only donate if they have not had sex with another man for a year. HuffPost Live discusses the remaining stigma and how the lift doesn't go far enough.
What FDA's Revised Stance On Gay Blood Donors Means For Trans People
Dr. Dana Beyer joins HuffPost Live to discuss what the FDA's revised stance on gay blood donors means for trans people.
Jase Smithyman: How To Shave If You Have No Arms
Jase Smithyman shows how to shave If you have no arms. Video from YouTuber "Wingless"
Is It Strep or Something Else?
Many teens and college students could be mistaking strep throat for another similar, but deadly, bacteria.
FDA Approved Powdered Alcohol
Just add water and a packet of powdered alcohol to make a cocktail? The Doctors discuss the potential dangers of a new FDA-approved product with the man who created it.
Stem Cells: A Weapon for Huntington's?
A treatment gearing up for a new trial in humans may slow down the progression of Huntington's disease.
Stem Cells for Paralysis
New research on stem cells is giving hope to patients who never thought they would be able to walk again.
Limb Transplant Gel: Saving Feet, Hands, and Faces
Instead of taking daily immune suppressive drugs, researchers have developed a new gel that could give limb transplant patients their lives back.
Help for Sinusitis: Vent-Os
A device the size of a grain of rice is helping sinus patients breathe easier.
Hidden Health Hazards of Tight Clothing
Ladies, you might love how you look in form-fitting attire, but is it worth the risks? Find out the potential negative effects of constrictive clothing on your health.
Advil Vs. Tylenol: Which to Use and When?
How does Tylenol compare to the other common pain reliever, Advil? And how much of either is too much? WSJ's Sumathi Reddy explains.
Extreme Skin Removal Surgery
A past guest who lost a whopping 500 pounds reveals her new body after undergoing surgery to remove nine feet of excess skin. Plus, plastic surgeons Dr. Daniel Barrett and Dr. Michael Zarrabi explain the challenges of performing her procedure.
Breast Milk for an Eye Infection?
The Doctors weigh in after a beauty blogger advocated on her YouTube channel using breast milk to cure an eye infection. Is the home remedy safe?
Smaller at the Altar Finale
Three months after entering 'The Doctors' Smaller at the Altar competition, three engaged couples on a mission to lose weight duke it out in the final challenge. Plus, see which lovebirds win a fabulous honeymoon in Fiji.
Disturbing Dipping Trend
The Doctors speak with a young mom who is part of an online community of women who use chewing tobacco. Can she be convinced to quit?
Dangers of OTC Weight Loss Supplements
Learn the health risks of over-the-counter weight loss supplements that contain a potentially dangerous chemical similar to amphetamines.
Surprise Nurse Makeover
A dedicated and deserving RN gets treated to a surprise makeover.
Causes of Fatigue
Learn some of the common causes of fatigue from the Doctor on Demand team.
At Some Hospitals, Patients Mentor Patients
Hospitals are turning to former patients to mentor and coach new ones to provide a more personal touch than the traditional support group. WSJ's Laura Landro reports.
How Ebola Changed a Doctor's Eye from Blue to Green
Dr. Ian Crozier's eye color changed from blue to green overnight. He was diagnosed with Ebola last September in Sierra Leone but was pronounced cured when he was treated at Emory University's special unity in Atlanta. Two months after being given a clean bill of health, he developed inflammation in his left eye and began experiencing severe vision problems. He woke up one morning with a new eye color and his pupil was dilated more than twice its size, a test revealed it was Ebola virus.
Is Your Smartphone Making You Dumb?
Learn how too much tech can discombobulate the brain and decrease your IQ.
A Veterinarian's Life-Saving Story
One woman who helped save thousands of dogs and cats also ended up saving her own life.
Overcoming Obstacles and Inspiring Young Minds
Growing up severely dyslexic, this woman was told she'd never make it through middle school. Now she sees what others call barriers as merely challenges to success.
Apostherapy: Shoes for Pain
More than 1.5 billion people suffer from chronic pain, but now a new therapy is able to treat people with back, hip, or knee pain using a pair of shoes.
Nicotine Stops Seizures
Commercially available nicotine patches are helping patients with rare autosomal dominant nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy.
Texting While Driving
Do laws that ban texting while driving save lives?
Woman Pleads Guilty to Charges She Attemped to Cut Off Husband's Penis
The lawyers for both parties discuss the case of a woman who pleaded guilty to assault after her husband said she attempted to cut off his penis with a pair of scissors.
Help for Victims of Domestic Violence
The Doctors discuss why it's important for domestic violence victims to seek help early in an abusive relationship.
Can Pomegranate Help Heal Sunburn?
Dr. Travis Stork reveals eye-opening health remedies you can find at the Farmer's Market.
Can Spinach and Avocado Help Lower Chloresterol?
Dr. Travis Stork reveals eye-opening health remedies you can find at the Farmer's Market.
New Year's Resolutions: How to Keep Your Goals
Lose weight, exercise, stop smoking, these are the top New Year's resolutions, but for most of us they last just a few weeks. Here are some top tips on how to make 2015 the year your goals stick.
Be Your Own Health Advocate
If you don't hear back from your doctor after a routine test, would you think everything is ok? Don't put your life and your health at risk. We have lifesaving information you need to know about when it comes to checking up on your check-up.
Teenagers and Whooping Cough
How effective is the Tdap vaccine in helping prevent whooping cough in adolescents?
Aspirin Therapy
Should you be taking a daily dose of aspirin?
Whooping Cough Vaccine's Protection Fades Quickly
A new study reveals the whooping cough vaccine loses its effectiveness over the years.
Woman Obsessed with Surgery
Meet Lacey, a 46-year-old mother of six who has undergone more than forty-seven surgical procedures to attain what she hopes is the 'most extreme body on the planet.'
Controversy over Bathroom Signs
At what age should children use public restrooms alone? The Doctors weigh in on a recent controversy over one store's policy regarding children accompanying their opposite sex parent to the restroom.
Update on Dr. Berman's Sugar Intervention
Urologist and admitted sugar addict Dr. Jennifer Berman opens up about her progress after her fellow The Doctors hosts staged an intervention for her.
Mother-Daughter Makeover Results
Shelly and her daughter, Carrie, reveal the results of their 'drop a decade' makeovers.
Mother-Daughter Makeover
Shelly and her daughter, Carrie, hope to achieve a more youthful look without going under the knife. Watch as board-certified dermatologist Dr. Whitney Bowe performs 'drop a decade' makeovers on each woman.
Babies Who Look Like Old Men?
The Doctors discuss how grumpy-faced newborns have become an Internet sensation.
The Latest Health News in Two Minutes
Get the latest health news you can use with 'The Doctors' News in 2:00.
Selling Sickness with Drug Ads
Dr. Koplow's discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D Child and Adolescent Psychologist, about overly produced drug ads.
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The Truth About Having Skin Removal Surgery
Gregg McBride joins HuffPost Live to talk about his experience having skin removal surgery.
Losing 600 Pounds Was Only Half The Battle For Paul Mason
Paul Mason joins HuffPost Live to talk about undergoing skin removal surgery.
The Problem With Losing Lots Of Weight
Meeting your goal weight after dropping hundreds of pounds is a huge accomplishment, but for many people, the work doesn't stop there. Our panel opens up about the skin removal surgery that's often required after slimming down.
The Best Products For Mood Enhancement
Dr. Leo Galland tells Marlo Thomas what are the best products for mood enhancement.
Contortionist Bonnie Morgan's Show-and-Tell
Bonnie Morgan, a professional contortionist who has been featured in films such as "Minority Report," "The Devil Inside" and "The Ring Two," joins The Doctors to discuss and demonstrate her jaw-dropping talents. Could there be a medical explanation for her unbelievable flexibility?
Chinese Boy Finds a Leech Lodged in His Throat
The Doctors discuss the shocking case of an 11-year-old Chinese boy who allegedly drank water contaminated with leech larvae, resulting in a 3-inch leech being discovered in his throat a month later.
Does Iced Tea Trigger Kidney Failure?
Learn how excessive consumption of iced tea caused an Arkansas man's kidneys to shut down. Plus, urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman shares tips to help prevent kidney stones.
U.S. Emergency-Room Visits Continue to Climb
Emergency-room visits are climbing, despite predictions that the Affordable Care Act would lead to less traffic. WSJ's Stephanie Armour joins the News Hub.
How Faith Could Heal
The Doctors and Pastor Andre Butler share stories of unexplainable medical miracles. Learn more about Pastor Andre's new DVD, "Heaven's Healthcare."
Five Natural Remedies for GERD
Up to one-third of Americans suffer from GERD, and it costs the U.S. 10-billion dollars to treat. However, drug free ways to relieve reflux can work just as well.
Fatty Liver Calculator Helps Kids Fight the Epidemic
A disease that used to affect only adult alcoholics is now plaguing kids. Here is a new and easy way to predict fatty liver disease.
Top 10 Health Fads
These are the fitness and wellness trends we couldn't help but try. Join WatchMojo as we count down our picks for the top 10 health fads.
Why You Might Want To Start Spending More Time Alone
The thought of eating out or seeing a movie alone is terrifying for some, but a new study suggests those people will miss out on fun experiences due to irrational fears. Why is there a stigma attached to doing things alone, and how do we combat it?
6 Caffeine-Free Ways to Boost Energy
Put down the can of Coke and forget about grabbing another cup of coffee. From singing to chewing gum, we have some caffeine-free ways to rev up your energy.
Why Doing Things Alone Is Good For You
The thought of eating out or seeing a movie alone is terrifying for some, but a new study suggests those people will miss out on fun experiences due to irrational fears. Why is there a stigma attached to doing things alone, and how do we combat it?
Bob Harper Shows You How to Stay Healthy at Work
'Biggest Loser' trainer Bob Harper reveals some easy habits you can do at work to keep the weight off.
'The Good Gut'
Could the key to taking control of your weight, mood and long-term health be found in the trillions of microbes in your gut? According to Justin and Erica Sonnenburg, married Stanford scientists and authors of "The Good Gut," the answer is yes!
Are The Microbes In Your Gut The Key To Good Health?
Could the key to taking control of your weight, mood and long-term health be found in the trillions of microbes in your gut? According to Justin and Erica Sonnenburg, married Stanford scientists and authors of "The Good Gut," the answer is yes!
Sex Is Safer When Gender Equality Is Taught
Julie Beck joins HuffPost Live to discuss the great American debate over sex education.
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A trailer for the Thrive eCourse
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A trailer for the Thrive eCourse
Thrive ECourse
A trailer for the Thrive eCourse
Mom Fights to Have Deceased Daughter's Baby
The Doctors discuss a 59-year-old woman in the U.K. who is desperately seeking a fertility clinic to help her become the surrogate mother to her own grandchild using her deceased daughter's eggs.
Woman Impaled by Golf Club
A young woman opens up about surviving a gruesome freak accident involving a broken golf club.
Breastfeeding Selfies?
The Doctors weigh in on the social media trend of nursing moms posting selfies in response to critics who think breast-feeding women should cover up.
Man Shoots Selfie Video While Being Rescued?
The Doctors discuss one man's decision to record his rescue from a car crash.
Woman Stalked By Nurse After Surgery
A woman shares the disturbing story of being cyberstalked by a nurse anesthesiologist after she had reconstructive surgery.
What to Do If a Health Care Worker Crosses the Line
The Doctors discuss what you should do if a nurse or doctor engages in inappropriate behavior.
Risks of Removing a Large Facial Tumor
Two surgeons explain why removing a large tumor on the side of a woman's face is so risky and what the procedure would involve.
The Doctors' Deals
Need a little retail therapy? See how you can save big bucks on the hottest health and beauty products with The Doctors' Deals.
One Woman Four Eyebrows
See how a bungled beauty treatment left one woman with four eyebrows.
The Ethics Of Fertility Medical Coverage
A recently-killed bill in Maine would have required health insurance companies to cover fertility treatments, but only for married couples whose infertility was not the result of an STD. We discuss the ethics and expenses of fertility coverage.
Help for Heartburn
Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D., discusses common causes of acid reflux and shares tips to help alleviate the symptoms.
How The Infertility Industry Should Be Better Regulated
A recently-killed bill in Maine would have required health insurance companies to cover fertility treatments, but only for married couples whose infertility was not the result of an STD. We discuss the ethics and expenses of fertility coverage.
Project Prayer Box: Fostering Hope Among Cancer Patients and Their Families
It's a simple act that could impact people all over the world. Take a minute this holiday to hear one woman's story of hope and inspiration
This Is No Run Of The Mill Trainer
Check out this Kitchener, Ont. personal trainer, who took treadmill dancing to a new level at his Goodlife gym
Where's The State Funding For Tick-Borne Diseases?
According to the New England Center of Investigative Reporting, ticks, and cases of Lyme Disease, are on the rise especially in New England where 5,500 Massachusetts residents are infected every year.
Water-Resistant Paint to Curb Public Urination?
Hear about a new strategy being implemented in San Francisco, California, to discourage public urination.
Does Flotation Therapy Really Work?
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman find out the truth behind purported health benefits of flotation therapy. Could it work for you? Learn more about flotation therapy.
Amputee Receives Offensive Note from Neighbor
The Doctors speak with a woman who received an offensive note from a neighbor in a dispute over a handicap parking spot.
Dr. Oz Hits Back At Critics
Dr. Oz hits back at critics
Easing TOS Pain
Treating TOS pain, if caught early, can relieve symptoms and give people their life back.
The 6 Dirtiest Places on a Plane
Airplanes are filled with nasty germs and bacteria, but if you know where they are, and how to avoid them, you can stay healthy during travel season.
3-D Printed Organs Becoming a Reality
New 3-D printing technology makes it possible to print organs that could one day help those in need.
Doctor Says 'There's Quite A Lot That Can Be Done' For Parkinson's Patients
Dr. Craig Zalvan joins HuffPost Live explain how he is helping to treat patients with Parkinson's.
GOP Plan Not 'ObamaCare Lite'
Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on what Republicans should do if the Supreme Court strikes down ObamaCare's state subsidies.
Hot Fire Prevention Tips
A firefighter featured in a smoking hot calendar for charity reveals three surprising home fire hazards. Learn more about the Charleston, S.C., Firefighter Calendar .
An Anonymous Donor Is The Reason Both These Twins Get To Live
Twin sisters are getting a second chance at life after an anonymous donor donated part of their liver to complete live-saving surgery.
Can You Walk in a Straight Line with Your Eyes Closed?
Have you ever tried walking in a straight line with your eyes closed? It's remarkably hard to keep on track. Dr Emily Grossman explains why. Visual information plays a key role in the way we orient ourselves. Hanging on to visual reference points allows us to keep walking in a straight line. Take away the ability to see these reference points and walking straight becomes nearly impossible.
How To Stop Yourself Being Ticklish
Are you ticklish? Dr Emily Grossman shows you how to use the science of tickling to stop yourself squirming when you're tickled. Why can't you tickle yourself? Dr Emily Grossman explains how your brain anticipates the movement of your hands, and suppresses the tickle response. Can you use the fact that you can't tickle yourself to stop other people being able to tickle you?
Organic Food Cures and Home Remedies
James Oseland, the editor-in-chief of Rodale's Organic Life magazine, shares three food cures you can grow at home whether you have a yard or just a windowsill.
Railroad Crossing Fatalities: How to Avoid Railroad Accidents
Someone in the U.S. is struck by a train every three hours. The Doctors discuss what you should be aware of when walking near train tracks.
The Issue with Federal Government Monopoly on Medical Marijuana Research
Sue Sisley, a Doctor and researcher of medical options for veterans who suffer from mental disorders including PTSD, talks about the strict monopoly of the US government on Marijuana dissemination for research and this control limits research options.
Advocates Push for Medical Marijuana for Pets
The next time you take your sick or ailing dog to the vet -- you may receive a prescription for marijuana. Even as advocates fight to make medical marijuana legal in Florida, growers are expanding their customer base to the family pet. Ted White explains.
Mini Horse, Dog Help Patients, Kids Cope in Maryland
When Jenny Pfieffer shows up anywhere with her therapy pets, it's a real head turner.
Should You Avoid a Handshake with Your Doctor?
Could your doctor or nurse be making you sick when he or she shakes your hand? Some doctors are asking patients to refrain from the friendly gesture in their offices to help protect your health.
Organic Food Cures and Home Remedies
James Oseland, the editor-in-chief of Rodaleâs Organic Life magazine, shares three food cures you can grow at home whether you have a yard or just a windowsill.
Poop in a Pill Kills Deadly Infection
Healthy bacteria from donors is being made into a pill that could be an alternative to fecal transplants.
Deadly Tick Borne Virus Popping Up In Northeast
Warmer temperatures create the perfect condition for ticks to come out and feast on you or your pet. This season there is more to fear from the parasite than Lyme disease.
Schools Kick Out 143 Kids For Not Being Vaccinated
Earlier this week, school district officials in Spokane, Washington became cracking down on unvaccinated students.
Patron Lights Bouncer on Fire After Not Paying Bill
A bouncer at a Florida bar was set on fire after a customer wouldn't pay his bar tab. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has the crazy video you have to see.
How to Clean Up a Gasoline Spill in Your Garage with Cat Litter!
Dr. Ian Smith shares a few helpful tricks to clean up a gasoline spill in your garage.
How to Protect Your Body from Harmful Fumes Inside Your Garage
Dr. Ian Smith reveals why you should only be using containers designed to hold gasoline in your garage.
Why Sleeping with Two Pillows May Lead to Sleep Apnea
Dr. Ian Smith demonstrates the negative effects sleeping with two pillows can have on your health.
Why Scrapes on Your Cooking Pan Can Be Dangerous for Your Health
Dr. Ian Smith reveals why cooking with a scraped pan can damage your health, and how you can test to find out.
How to Protect Your Drapes from Dust Mites
Dr. Ian Smith shares some tips to help protect your drapes from becoming infested with dust mites.
Playtime Isn't Just For Kids
According to research, play can boost creativity, relieve stress, improve brain function and improve relationships, so play shouldn't be just for kids. We discuss the importance of playtime for adults.
Yes, There's A Preschool For Adults And It Sounds Amazing
Michelle Joni discusses the concept behind Preschool Mastermind, a preschool program for adults.
5 Questions to Ask Before Surgery
Learn five crucial questions you need to ask before going under the knife.
Cancer Patient Booted Off Airplane
The Doctors weigh in on air travel restrictions for people with illnesses in light of a woman with multiple myeloma being escorted off an Alaska Airlines flight for not having a doctor's note permitting her to fly.
Women Lets Bed Bugs Bite Her for Science
Meet a woman who let bed bugs feed off her blood for five years as part of a study to determine what smells attract and repel the parasites.
David Bach Discusses Redefining Success With Arianna Huffington
David Bach Discusses The Success of 'Thrive' With Arianna Huffington
Funny Bone: Penn Jillette Visits an ENT Specialist
The Doctors follow magician and comedian Penn Jillette as he visits an ear, nose and throat specialist to undergo an exam. Are his symptoms a sign of a serious condition?
Factors That Steal Your Memory
If the brain can hold five times as much information as the Encyclopedia Britannica, why do we forget so much? The triggers may surprise you.
Metropolis In Florida Ranked As City With Highest Well-Being In U.S.
It seems all those senior citizens moving to Florida have been onto something. A metropolis in the "Sunshine State" has just been ranked as the city with the highest well-being in the united states.
Burn Survivor's Strength Moves Others
See how a burn survivor previously featured on The Doctors is reaching out to a woman who was burned by her ex-boyfriend.
Is Your Nurse Registered?
The Doctors discuss news reports that a Florida woman was arrested on charges of fraud after police said she worked as a nurse in an arthritis clinic without a license. Learn how to find out if your nurse has the proper credentials.
Burn Survivor Learns to Accept Her Appearance
woman who was set on fire by an embittered ex-boyfriend shares her emotional journey to recovery.
#WhatsWorking: Leaders & The Bottom Line
Fred Kiel's new book "Return on Character" explores the value of character-driven leadership and how CEOs with strong values create a more successful workplace environment. Kiel joins us to discuss how we can shift the corporate mindset and thrive.
What Makes Warren Buffett A Great Boss
Fred Kiel discusses the qualities possessed by Warren Buffet that make him a successful boss.
Everyday Emergencies And Fearcasting
Psychologists at Goldsmiths, University of London, have investigated the impact of everyday emergencies (such as losing your keys or running out of toilet paper) and why they are so stressful. Credit: Direct Line
7 Ways To Keep Your Brain Fit
We go to the gym to workout our bodies, but what about our brain? Here are seven proven ways to boost your brainpower for life.
Rise In Skin Cancer Linked To Cheaper Vacations
That affordable vacation getaway might've been easy on the wallet, but researchers in the UK say cheap vacations can be harmful to your health.
World Health Day Focuses In On Food Safety
How long can you leave food at room temperature? What's the proper way to thaw frozen meats? April 7th is World Health Day and this year, the focus is on Food Safety.
Author Dan Buettner LIVE
Author Dan Buettner's new book "The Blue Zones Solution" explores the keys to longevity from his studies of cultures around the world and offers a guide to ultimate wellness. He joins us to discuss what we can do to become the next centenarians.
Can Certain Foods Improve Eyesight?
Is it true that certain foods, like carrots, can keep the eye doctor away? WSJ contributor Heidi Mitchell and Dr. Emily Chew discuss.
These Things Can Help You Live A Longer, Happier Life
Dan Buettner offers some suggestions that can lead to a happier and healthier lifestyle.
Why These Cities Might Have The Secret To Longevity
Dan Buettner outlines five cities that just might possess the key to a longer life.
Family Possibly Poisoned While On Caribbean Vacation
The Department of Justice is investigating a hotel after a Delaware family became seriously ill while vacationing at a luxury resort in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Suit Claims Johns Hopkins Deliberately Infected Hundreds With STDs
Hundreds of people are filing a billion dollar lawsuit against Johns Hopkins University.
Challenging California's Restrictions on Organ Transplants
Should people using medicinal marijuana to treat a disease be banned from receiving potentially life-saving organ transplants? The Doctors discuss the controversial restriction and efforts to change it.
7 Bedly Sins That Prevent You from Sleeping with Your Partner Part 2
Lissa Coffey, of the Better Sleep Council, helps us get to sleep faster. Learn how here!
7 Bedly Sins That Prevent You from Sleeping with Your Partner Part 1
Is it impossible to sleep next to your beloved? Lissa Coffey, of the Better Sleep Council, helps us make the most of sleeping perils! Let the anti-snore wars begin!
Woman Throws Snot on Officers to Avoid Arrest
The Doctors discuss the story of a woman who used her own bodily fluids as a weapon. Plus, Dr. Travis shares a shameful secret from his past.
Scientists Can Predict Obesity Rates By Sewage
Researchers have found that you can tell how fat a city is by examining its human waste.
Youth Baseball Injuries
These three things may increase the risk of shoulder injuries in boys and girls on the baseball diamond.
Bacteria, Yeast and Chemicals on Human Skin
Find out how diet and personal hygiene affect what's on your skin.
Cupping Your Way To a Healthier Body
Katy Perry is one of the many celebrities who have taken to cupping therapy, an ancient form of alternative medicine that practitioners believe mobilizes blood flow in order to promote healing.
Concussions: The Female Factor
Male sports may seem more dangerous, but did you know 68 percent of female athletes are more likely to have concussions than males?
Blood Transfusions Stopping Sickle Cell Silent Strokes
Blood transfusions are proving crucial to young sickle cell patients by helping prevent strokes, even when there is no outward sign of brain injury.
Antibiotics in the Air Near Big Cattle Farms
A new study finds bacteria and antibiotic-resistant genes in airborne samples near cattle farms.
One Trick You Can Do To Make Your Workplace Less Rude
Nancy discusses one step you can take to make your workplace a friendlier environment.
Why You Should Write 'Thank You' Notes
We discuss the importance of thank you notes and reveal an easy trick to make them feel like less of a chore.
Finding Gratitude In A Rude World
A growing body of research shows that people feel society has grown increasingly disconnected and ill-mannered. How can we use gratitude to combat this incivility? What are the daily benefits that come from heartfelt courtesy?
The Dangers of Sleep Deprivation
Learn how a long-term lack of sufficient rest can affect your mental and physical well-being.
What Is Osteopathic Medicine?
Get an in-depth look into the field of osteopathic medicine from Gina Moses, M.Ed. She addresses the nuances of osteopathic medical education and how that differs from allopathic medicine. Moses also highlights the growing need for medical practitioners in the United States and how physicians trained in osteopathic medicine are helping to ease the shortage of health care professionals.
Cupping Your Way To a Healthier Body
Katy Perry is one of the many celebrities who have taken to cupping therapy, an ancient form of alternative medicine that practitioners believe mobilizes blood flow in order to promote healing.
Magnets for Pain Relief: Fact or Fiction?
Many people swear that magnetic bracelets, wraps, insoles and mattresses can relieve pain, but is it true?
5 Cures for Stinky Feet
Nothing is more embarrassing than stinky feet. Luckily, there are a few ways you can avoid or at least minimize smelly feet.
Magnets for Pain Relief: Fact or Fiction?
Many people swear that magnetic bracelets, wraps, insoles and mattresses can relieve pain, but is it true?
Man Bravely Shows Excess Skin After Naturally Losing 400 Pounds
Brian Flemming lost almost 400 pounds in less than two years all naturally with just diet and exercise. He's now bravely telling his weight loss story and showing the world his new body and the side effects of losing just a drastic amount of weight, his excess skin. He hasn't taken his shirt off in public or swam in 10 years. Brian's friend created a GoFundMe page to raise money for his surgery and in 11 months he is still $8,000 away from having enough.
Coping with Flight Anxiety
Are you nervous about flying in an airplane? The Doctors offer tips to alleviate in-flight anxiety.
The Science of Goosebumps
Turns out, it's a trait we share with porcupines, cats, and bears. Here's how it happens.
How a Man with Cerebral Palsy Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro
Bonner Paddock made history when he made it to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest free-standing mountain in the world but it was an extra ordinary feat because Bonner was born with cerebral palsy. It causes low muscle tone and problems with movement and balance, he had specially made braces made for his feet in order to make the trek. Bonner spoke to INSIDE EDITION about his struggle to reach the top and his other achievements of competing an Iron man triathlon.
The Harmful Effects from a Medication Mix-Up
See how one 12-year-old girl is doing after an alleged prescription error led her to experience severe hallucinations.
A Woman Transforms Into Pamela Anderson
See the incredible steps one woman has taken to attain 'Baywatch' beauty Pamela Anderson's signature look.
Why Do Ears Pop on Airplanes?
Dr. Preeti Chopra of Doctor On Demand explains why you might experience this common discomfort when traveling and what you can do to relieve the pressure.
Medication Mix-Up Triggers Hallucinations
Hear how an alleged pharmacy error caused a potentially life-threatening reaction in a 12-year-old girl.
Health News in 2:00
Get the latest health news you can use with 'The Doctors' in 2:00.
Kitchen and Laundry Appliances Installed in Million Dollar Healthy Home
See how The Doctors' and Lennar's Million Dollar Healthy Home is being outfitted with the latest in high-tech appliances.
Unhealthy Beauty Hacks to Avoid
The Doctors reveal unhealthy beauty hacks you shouldn't try at home!
Reducing Your Risk of Colon Cancer
'Beverly Hills: 90210' star Luke Perry joins The Doctors to discuss the importance of early detection in fighting colorectal cancer.
Help for a Boy Who Can't Smile
A couple whose son was born with a rare neurological condition that causes facial paralysis reaches out to The Doctors for help.
3 Herbs You Need To Know About
Find out if those new herb, oil, or supplements being worshiped for their health benefits live up to the hype.
From Bench to Bedside: Hemophilia
Researchers are now testing gene therapies on hemophilia A and B. The therapies are designed to help blood clot better.
From Bench to Bedside: HIV
Doctors at the University of Pennsylvania have successfully used personalized gene therapy to target and edit one protein in patient's white blood cells, allowing them to control HIV without drugs.
New Virus Strikes Kids
A virus that was first seen in the 1960's is making a potentially deadly return in children.
Is Health Care a Business or a Common Good?
Shannon Brownlee, Senior Vice President, Lown Institute, talks about the fundamental question of seeing health care as a business or a necessary common good.
Understanding How Drugs Affect Men and Women Differently
Dr. Paula Johnson, Executive Director, Connors Center for Women's Health and Gender Biology talks about the different effects of drugs on women and men.
Back Pain Got You In Its Grip?
Dr. Anthony Virella gives us pointers that can help us get over the hump. Learn more here!
How Can Acupuncture Relax You?
Acupuncturist Dr. Daniel Hsu shares ways we can relax our mind and body. Learn more here!
They Tried to Make Me Go to Pre-Hab
Acupuncturist Dr. Daniel Hsu talks about how we can train to get well before surgery by strengthening bones, making muscles stronger and more. Learn here more!
The Next Health Crisis: Hospital Acquired Infections
Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director, National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases is interviewed by Dr. James Hamblin from The Atlantic, about the dangers that lurk in Hospitals.
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel: Why I Hope to Die at 75
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, Chair of the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy, University of Pennsylvania, talks about the reasoning behind dying sooner than your life expectancy determines.
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Loneliness and Longevity
A new study shows that loneliness may be as much a threat to longevity as obesity.
The Power of Music to Generate Specific Emotions
Robert Levenson, professor of psychology, University of California, Berkeley, discusses the basic affective science perspective of emotion and music.
Vocal Emotion Binds People Into Communities of Feeling
James Davies, Assistant Professor of Music, University of California, Berkeley, explains what operatic emotion is.
How Can Acupuncture Relax You?
Acupuncturist Dr. Daniel Hsu shares ways we can relax our mind and body. Learn more here!
The Surprising Health Benefits Of Cats
Obsessed with cats? Sick of people calling you a crazy cat person? Now, you can shut the haters down with cold hard scientific facts because your love of kitties is awesome for your health.
Does Stress Make You Forgetful?
Do you lose more things when you're stressed? Yale professor Rajita Sinha discusses the link between memory and stress with Tanya Rivero.
The Germiest Places Around You
The bathroom and the trashcan aren't the only places dangerous bacteria like to hang out.
Doctor Stork's Solution for Garlic Stench
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork shares a quick tip to rid your skin of garlic stench in a cinch!
Doctor Stork's Prescription: Kiss to Boost Immunity
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork shares how smooching your sweetie can help lower your stress levels and boost your immune system!
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10 Best Places in the World to Retire
Retiring abroad can offer a more affordable health care and better quality of life, these are the top locations.
Doctor Burnout: The New Norm
Dr Koplow's discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, Child and Adolescent Psychologist, about doctor burnout due to overwork and understaffed care facilities.
Is Creatine Safe?
This scientifically proven muscle-builder is one of the most popular supplements on the market and one of the most misunderstood.
Google's Workplace Inspired This Intel Employee To Make Her Office More Zen
Lindsay Van Driel joins HuffPost Live to explain how Google's workplace inspired her to make her office more zen.
The Scientific Proof That Meditation Combats Stress
David Gelles joins HuffPost Live to discuss the scientific proof that meditation combats stress.
How Aetna Is Getting It Right When It Comes To Workplace Mindfulness
David Gelles joins HuffPost Live to explain how Aetna is getting right when it comes to workplace mindfulness.
Call for New Health-Law Rules for Pregnant Women
Health advocates are asking officials to allow pregnant women to enroll in the U.S.'s Healthcare.gov plans at any time. WSJ's Louise Radnofsky reports. Photo: Getty
Celebrity Secrets: Cupping Therapy
his ancient health remedy can actually immediately help relieve stress and pain
Death Caf : Discussing Death with People You Don't Know
Instead of selling snacks, these cafes are giving advice, on death
7 Wacky Sleep Facts
Everyone sleeps, but how important are your sleep patterns to your health?
New Development Tracks Defibrillator Malfunctions
A new method of tracking medical device malfunctions, the unique device identification (UDI) number, may lead to a curb in malfunctions of lifesaving devices such as the personal defibrillator.
What Makes Us Feel Good?
Recent neuroscience research has found that certain people may be more predisposed to anxiety and fear while others have higher levels of anandamide also known as the "bliss molecule."
New Development Tracks Defibrillator Malfunctions
A new method of tracking medical device malfunctions, the unique device identification (UDI) number, may lead to a curb in malfunctions of lifesaving devices such as the personal defibrillator.
Ask Us Anything: Are Aphrodisiacs Real?
Bits of plants and animals are supposed to boost our libido, but what does science say?
Ask Us Anything: Are Aphrodisiacs Real?
Bits of plants and animals are supposed to boost our libido, but what does science say?
Th Most Common Causes of Hiccups
Dr. Preeti Chopra, an allergy and immunology specialist with Doctor on Demand, explains the three most common causes of hiccups.
Potential Benefits of Essential Oils
The Doctors reveal the real deal behind purported health benefits of essential oils.
Potential Benefits of Essential Oils
The Doctors reveal the real deal behind purported health benefits of essential oils.
Must Binge TV?
Find out how binge watching your favorite TV shows could affect your health.
From The Archives: Meditation
HuffPost Live has spoken to practitioners and teachers of meditation to hear their thoughts and stories about meditation's way of changing the quality of one's life. We take a look back at their conversations.
Hidden Health Benefits of Honey
Honey - you can do more with it than put it in your tea. We'll show you how the sweet stuff can help suppress a cough, soothe burns and provide sleep relief.
Miscarriages Are The Most Overlooked Type Of Loss
Russell Friedman joins HuffPost Live to discuss why miscarriages are the most overlooked type of loss.
Peek Inside the Studio of Fitness Guru Blogilates
Join Jenn Im of style channel Clothes Encounters as she gets a tour and quick workout tips from Cassey Ho, creator of online fitness empire Blogilates. A look at Cassey's extensive sneaker collection is also not to be missed.
More Teens Get Less Sleep Than Needed
The number of teens getting enough sleep continues on a downward spiral, study finds.
Should You Ban Sugar and Fat from Your Child's Diet?
The American Academy of Pediatrics promotes the 'Whole Diet' approach to nutrition rather than banning a specific item from your child.
Drinking Coffee Could Reduce Multiple Sclerosis Development Risk
Drinking coffee may reduce your risk of developing MS, study finds.
Designing Your Dreams to Reconnect with a Lost Loved One
Behavioral therapist Cynthia Richmond shares a surprising way you can attempt to reconnect with a lost loved one in your dreams.
When Is The Right Time To Quit?
"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart announced he's leaving the show. In a candid explanation, Stewart described why this is the right decision for him and his career. Join us as we discuss how to identify when it's the right time to quit your job.
What Jon Stewart Taught Us About Knowing When To Quit
"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart announced he's leaving the show. In a candid explanation, Stewart described why this is the right decision for him and his career. Join us as we discuss how to identify when it's the right time to quit your job.
Mother Puts Human Face on Anti-Vaccination Issue
A powerful blog post by a Pickering, Ont. mother shows why vaccination is an important societal issue
DIY Relaxation Kit: Keep Calm & Carry on Anytime, Anywhere
Carry a little piece of mind everywhere you go with this meditation kit.
Measles Vaccination Rates in Schools
The Doctors weigh in on alarmingly low rates of measles vaccinations in certain Los Angeles County schools.
Ineffective Flu Vaccine?
The Doctors discuss the CDC's prediction that the 2014-15 flu season could be the worst since 2008 due to the latest vaccine being less effective at fighting off a mutated strain of the virus.
Measles Outbreaks Linked to Disneyland
In light of a recent surge of measles cases in the U.S. linked to an outbreak at Disneyland, The Doctors stress the importance of vaccines to help stop the spread of potentially deadly diseases.
10-Minute Health Fixes: Morning, Noon and Night
The Doctors and "Prevention" magazine's editor-at-large Anne Alexander share simple steps you can take to improve your health around the clock!
Doulas for the Dying
When you hear the word 'doula' most people think babies... but now, there are doulas for the last months, weeks and days of our lives. That's because as many as 60-percent of nursing home residents have no regular visitors... leaving many to die all by themselves.
Binge Drinking and Your Immune System
Can one night of binge drinking affect your immune system?
Optimism and Your Health
Optimists have significantly healthier hearts, new study suggests.
Mets Fans Receive 2 Tickets For Donating Blood
Mets Fans donated blood at Citifield and received 2 complimentary tickets and a chance to meet Mr. Met at the Blood Drive.
Cops Cheer NYPD Officer Shot by Crooks
NYPD's Aliro Pellerano leaves Bronx hospital after being shot during armed robbery.
Success Without The Fulfillment
A man can be successful on his resume, but not feel accomplished. Journalist Brad Wheelis experienced this when he was climbing the corporate ladder. He joins us to discuss his book "The Perception Myth" and how you can find fulfillment in yourself.
How This Ambitious Journalist Changed His View Of Success
Brad Wheelis joins HuffPost Live to explain how he was able to change his view of success.
Helping 4-Year-Old Chloe: Results of Castor Bean Oil Trial for Seizures
See how a 4-year-old is doing after she participated in a clinical trial using a special castor bean oil to help treat seizures caused by a deficiency of glucose, which helps fuel the brain.
Anti-Vaxxers And Their Critics Might Not Be As Different As We Thought
While anti-vaccination supporters are often criticized for their beliefs, a new study shows that the skeptics and their critics might not be as different as previously thought. How will these new similarities help us better understand anti-vaxxers?
The Future Of Medicine Is Here
The future of medicine is upon us, and this high-tech healthcare environment is poised to democratize medicine, according to Dr. Eric Topol, author of "The Patient Will See You Now." He joins HuffPost Live to discuss.
How You Can Drop A Dress Size In A Year By Doing This One Simple Thing
Jill Herzig joins HuffPost Live to explain how you can drop a dress size in a year by doing one simple thing.
How These Quick Yoga Moves During The Work Day Can Improve Your Health
It's well-known that sitting all day increases the risk of heart attacks, depression and cancer. But there are ways to battle this unhealthy activity. We discuss how a new app will help you improve your health with a little bit of yoga.
How This Gym Helps You Get In Touch With Your Feelings
Rosemarie "Bud" Seaman and Sandy Canfield join HuffPost Live to explain how Ultimate Fitness helps people get in touch with their feelings.
5 Easy 'Digital Detox' Resolutions
If you're looking to cut your Internet time in 2015, here's how to do it.
Genetically Engineered Babies Lead to Evil Eugenics
Genetically Engineered Babies Lead to Evil EugenicsIntelligence Squared U.S. Debates - Kaufman CenterImagine a world free of genetic diseases, where parents control their offspring's height, eye color and intelligence. The science may be closer than you think. Genes interact in ways that we don't fully understand and there could be unintended consequences, new diseases that result from our tinkering. But even if the science could be perfected, is it morally wrong? Would it lead to eugenics and a
What Are Your Nails Trying to Tell You?
What are your nails trying to tell you Maria LaRosa has the answers.
How To Live A More Simple Life
William Powers' new book "New Slow City" details his experience of burnout and his experiment to live a minimalist lifestyle in New York City. He joins us to discuss his journey and what he learned from a more simplistic lifestyle.
Why These Busy Newlyweds Took A Uni-Moon Instead
William Powers' new book "New Slow City" details his experience of burnout and his experiment to live a minimalist lifestyle in New York City. He joins us to discuss why he and his wife took a "uni-moon" as opposed to a traditional honeymoon.
10 Unsolved Mysteries of the Human Body
Ever wondered why you're left handed? Or confused by why we yawn? Take a look at the human body's biggest mysteries with All Time 10s.
What Planet Fitness Has In Common With Fox News
Emily Abbate and Lou Schuler join HuffPost Live to explain what Planet Fitness has in common with Fox News.
Health Disparities and Awareness in America
Hear the unpleasant truth that age, gender and race may play a role in how patients are treated.
5 Brain Drains to Avoid
Every day the average person has 70,000 thoughts! If you want your brain to function at its bests, you have to make sure you're treating it right.
Are Night Owls Ruining Their Health?
Want proof that we live in an early bird world? Look up synonyms for night owl and you'll see words like "corrupt" and "depraved". We're not kidding. Plus, studies show people who hit the hay early and rise with the sun are happier and healthier. So, what are you to do if you like to burn the midnight oil?
Is It a Cold or the Flu?
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork shares the telltale differences between the common cold and flu, featured in The Doctors' HealthSmart column in USA Weekend magazine.
Secret to Perfect Productivity?
The Doctors share a simple trick for accomplishing more tasks during the workday.
Health Goth
It's official: #healthgoth has gone mainstream, thanks to a profile in the New York Times. But, is the idea of being a gym-going, juicing, health nut antithetical to the goth lifestyle? HuffPost Live talks to self-identified health goths.
Goths In The Gym: How To Be A Health Goth
It's official: #healthgoth has gone mainstream, thanks to a profile in the New York Times. But, is the idea of being a gym-going, juicing, health nut antithetical to the goth lifestyle? HuffPost Live talks to self-identified health goths.
Doctor's Advice: Get Intense to See Result
Learn the benefits of high-intensity interval training with tips from The Doctors and Dr. Phil McGraw's "The 20/20 Diet" book.
Dr. Jennifer Berman's Smileback Experiment
Web Exclusive: Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman's conducts a social experiment, called #smileback.
Smile Social Experiment
Watch as a team of happy smilers hit the streets of Hollywood to see whether their smiles would generate a smile back from passersby, and learn how you can help with "The Doctors" #smileback experiment.
Jennifer Aniston in 'Cake': Painkiller Addiction in America
The Doctors weigh in on the alarming rise of prescription painkiller abuse in the U.S. an issue highlighted in actress Jennifer Aniston's new film, "Cake."
Reese Witherspoon in 'Wild': Coping with Loss
The Doctors discuss healthy and unhealthy ways to cope with loss a theme explored in actress Reese Witherspoon's acclaimed new film, "Wild."
3 Tips to Help Swallow Pills
One in three people have trouble swallowing pills. The Doctors offer three tips for making the medicine go down easier.
Holiday Health Tips
The Doctors offer quick tips to help you stay healthy during the holidays.
Are You Sitting to Death?
Studies show that sitting for long periods of time can be hazardous to your health. Learn about an innovative contraption that could help you keep moving, even if you have a desk job.
Are You Addicted to Mobile Devices?
Hear how far some people will go to have the latest in technology, and learn the potentially serious side effects of too much tech.
Teacher Breast-Feeds in Class
The Doctors weigh in on the story of a high school teacher who breast-fed her infant during class.
Town Tries to Ban Tobacco Sales
Local officials in Westminster, Massachusetts, stirred up controversy when they drafted legislation to ban the sale of tobacco products within the town. Did the government overstep its bounds?
Maggots Removed from Man's Ear
One man got the shock of a lifetime when doctors found a nest of maggots burrowing through his ear canal! Plus, ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon shares how maggots can be used for medicinal purposes.
Aromatherapy Gifts For Under $5!
2 easy steps to make holiday gifts for under $5 dollars. Make a nice bath oil gift. Learn how to make your own bath oil using essential oils.
Holiday Party Survival Guide: Top 5 Hangover Cures for the Morning After
Last nightâs holiday party turn into a rager? We rounded up the five best hangover cures to save your liver (but maybe not your dignity)
5 Natural Energy Boosters For This Holidays
Need an instant pick-me up? Here are 5 quick and easy ways to boost your energy level.
Holiday Getaway In Northern California- Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn
Inttroduction to visiting The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn, in Northern California.
Your LifeMinute Guide to Holiday Survival
You know those cheerful greeting cards that are about to start piling up in your mailbox...the ones wishing you and your family a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season! Easier said than done, right? So we called in Dr. Taz, Integrative Health Expert and author of the book The 21-Day Belly Fix, to arm us with a seasonal survival guide to combatting those holiday health hazards.
The Health Benefits of Red Wine Baths
Rejuvenate your body ⦠by bathing in wine? The Doctors weigh in on the reported health benefits of vinotherapy.
The Health Benefits of Pets
Drs. Rx: Adopt a pet to help prolong your life. The Doctors share the health benefits of owning a pet. Share a photo of you and your pet on Twitter with #TheDoctors.
Healing Energy: How Chakra Therapy Can Restore Balance
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman visits intuitive psychic Char Margolis to learn how chakra therapy can help restore balance and rid the body of bad energy.
Prolonging Life Vs. Leading a Fulfilling Life in Your Golden Years
Hear from a couple in their 80s who say they prove you can lead a fulfilling life after age 75.
At What Age Would You Want to Die?
Hear why a leading health expert says by age 75 he would opt out of medical treatments to prolong his life and would let nature take its course.
3 Natural Headache Cures
These medicine-free methods work in minutes.
Acupuncture: A Cure for Cramps & PMS?
For years, I suffered from cramps and PMS before and during my cycle. After years of unsuccessfully attempting to suppress these symptoms with over the counter drugs like Aleve and Advil, I opted to try traditional Chinese medicine at the recommendation of a friend. On this episode of Conscious Living®, I visited healer Afsheen Nehoray, L.Ac., a Los Angeles based acupuncturist to see if this form of alternative healing could help.
Eating Chocolate May Help Improve Memory
Scientists found that substance in cocoa can help boost your memory - but that doesn't mean you should binge on chocolate. Jennifer Rizzi reports.
A Cup of Joe or a Healthy Smoothie: Which One Will Cure the Shakes?
Whatâs better for you after a night of hard drinking: a smoothie or a cup of coffee? Our hangover subjects test out both remedies to see which one does the trick
Healthy Tailgate Tips for Men
Relax, no one wants to ruin your superfun tailgate party with boring health advice. And hey, if you watch on, we'll even tell you where to get some help for that flailing Fantasy Football team of yours...
How Many Could Be At Risk From U.S. Ebola Patient?
ABC News Chief Health and Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser spoke to INSIDE EDITION while in Liberia about the latest details on Ebola patient Thomas Duncan and how he came in contact with the deadly disease.
Doctor Says CDC Is Lying About Ebola Risk
INSIDE EDITION spoke with Dr. Gil Mobley who showed up at the Atlanta airport wearing a biological protection suit with a grave warning that the CDC isn't doing enough to protect Americans from Ebola.
Bathroom Beware: Must Know Before You Go
"The Doctors" investigates where you are most likely to find bacteria in public bathrooms.
Can You Have Too Much Medical Care?
Is it possible to get too much medical care? The Doctors discuss the risks of over-testing and over-diagnosing patients.
Dr. Richard Besser On Handling Of Texas Ebola Patient
INSIDE EDITION spoke to ABC's Dr. Richard Besser in Liberia, ground zero of the Ebola outbreak about the disease hitting U.S. soil and what people need to know.
Update from a Pre-Teen Gastric Bypass Patient
Twelve-year-old Alexis underwent gastric bypass surgery to help curb her uncontrollable weight gain following surgery to remove a brain tumor. See how she's doing six months after the procedure.
Which Is Worse: A Fly or a Cockroach?
Which is more dangerous to your health: a fly on your fish, or a cockroach in your casserole? The Doctors have the surprising answer!
Tamala Jones Talks About Surviving a Brain Aneurysm
From ABC's 'Castle,' actress Tamala Jones recounts her near fatal brain aneurysm. Tamala, who's now a spokesperson for the Brain Aneurysm Foundation, explains the pathology of an aneurysm and shares the lifestyle changes she's undergone in order to prevent another aneurysm from occurring.
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It Took A Devastating Diagnosis To Help This Woman Start Living For Today
How to Pick The Right Bedtime
Given the importance of a good night's sleep, how do you pick the best possible bedtime? WSJ's Heidi Mitchell and Stanford University's Dr. Rafael Pelayo discuss with Tanya Rivero.
DIY Thyroid Check
The simple cancer screening you can do right now
Acupuncture and Why It May Just Be for Everybody
Dr. Daniel Hsu shows JD & Kristina some of the benefits of acupuncture.
DIY Thyroid Check
The simple cancer screening you can do right now
Simple Moments of Contagious Kindness: Helping a Neighbor in Need
See one viewer's simple moment of contagious kindness, and learn how you can take part in The Doctors' #SMOCK campaign!
Carrie Amos Shares Her Fave Cancer Fighting Juices
Carrie Amos shares some of the healthful things she drinks, and does, to stay in top form post-cancer.
Are Bad News Bad for Your Health?
The Doctors discuss how negative news reports can potentially have harmful effects on your health.
Drs. Rx: Sweet Onions for Bee Stings
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork shares an all-natural solution to soothe the sting from a bee or wasp attack.
Acupuncture and Why It May Just Be for Everybody
Dr. Daniel Hsu shows JD & Kristina some of the benefits of acupuncture.
Will Shanna's Dad Agree to Lose Weight?
Find out how Shanna's dad, Bob, responds to her emotional plea for him to commit to getting healthy.
Laura Survived an Almost Deadly Bike Accident
Laura was on a bike ride when she hit a curb, flipped over and the bike landed on top of her. One of the handlebars punctured her thigh and just missed her femoral artery. She thought she would bleed to death. Hear how Laura survived.
Why Does Airplane Food Taste So Bad?
Why does airplane food taste so disgusting? Why do I hate the sound of my own recorded voice? Dr. Travis Stork and Reader's Digest Editor-in-Chief Liz Vaccariello answer the question, "Why?"
Woman Struck By Lightning
Hear one woman's harrowing story of being struck by lightning. Plus, learn what you can do to reduce your risk of being hit by this potentially deadly weather occurrence.
The Future of Medicine
Our vision for the future of health is all about thinking outside our walls.
Innovation in Business
Without a focus on continuous improvement, no business can stay relevant in a changing market over time.
Business Innovation
Without a focus on continuous improvement, no business can stay relevant in a changing market over time.
The Future of Health
Our vision for the future of health is all about thinking outside our walls.
Memory Musts to Train Your Brain
The average person misplaces up to nine items per day. Experts say stress, fatigue and multi-tasking can be the culprit. We talk to the experts and find ways to help train your brain to find things faster
How to Keep Your Ears Safe
Our ears are important for maintaining balance, protecting against infection and controlling body temperature. Do you know the three things to avoid in order to keep your ears healthy and working?..
Centenarian Secrets to Living Long And Strong
There are 55,000 Americans who are now one-hundred years old or older! Two women share their secrets on how to live a long, full, and happy life
The Doctors Weigh In on the Alleged Details in Joan Rivers' Death
The Doctors weigh in on shocking reports regarding the death of Joan Rivers.
Watch Claims to Predict Time of Death
A new wristwatch claims to estimate when your life will end, so you can make every second count.
Mom Injured by Pranksters: Sharon Budd's Family Speaks Out
The Doctors are joined by the daughter and son of a woman who was critically injured when a rock crashed through her windshield during a road trip. Hear how the ordeal has affected their family, and find out how their mom is doing today.
Mom Injured by Pranksters: An Interview with Sharon Budd's Family
In this web exclusive clip, see more of pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears' visit with the family and doctors of a woman who was critically injured when a rock crashed through her windshield during a road trip.
Mom's Struggle to Survive After Teen Prank
Hear the story of a mother who was critically injured after being hit by a rock that was allegedly thrown from a highway overpass by a group of teenagers.
Dr. Sears Visits the Family of a Prank Victim
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears visit the family of a woman who was critically injured when a rock crashed through her windshield during a road trip. See how the family is coping, and meet the surgeon who helped save her life.
Fake Endorsements Exposed: 'The Doctors' Do Not Endorse These Products
The Doctors set the record straight about fake advertisements that claim they endorse certain "miracle" products.
High-Dive Fail: Teenage Girl Survives Bad Fall from High
"The Doctors" exclusive: The teenage girl who survived a shocking fall that made a big splash online reveals what went wrong.
Unexpected Barbecue Danger
Hear from one woman who was rushed to the emergency room after a tiny metal grill brush wire became lodged in her throat. Learn the potentially deadly consequences of this unexpected barbecue danger.
Shrinking Prostates Without Surgery
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia - or BPH for short affects about half of men over age 60. Now there's a new non-surgical procedure that doctors are using to shrink prostates
Ebola: Inside The Deadly Outbreak
Ebola: Inside The Deadly Outbreak airs on both Discovery Channel and Discovery Fit & Health on Thursday, 9/18 at 10/9c
What Is Hospice?
Ken Berger from Charity Navigator shares ways to evaluate a charity to select for your donation.
The Serious Medical Condition Caused By Scents In The Workplace
From your co-worker's perfume to the housekeeper's cleaning solutions, workplace air is often a mixture of fumes that, due to poor air circulation, can be harmful to one's health. Now some companies are choosing to go fragrance-free. Should yours?
Your Perfume Is Literally Killing Me
From your co-worker's perfume to the housekeeper's cleaning solutions, workplace air is often a mixture of fumes that, due to poor air circulation, can be harmful to one's health. Now some companies are choosing to go fragrance-free. Should yours?
Top 5 Places You Never Knew Germs Lived
Everyday items can host more germs and bacteria than you might expect. Learn the places in your home where the most germs live and good practices to help prevent the spread of bacteria and keep you and your family healthy.
Health Care Needs Help
The WHO says the world is already short 7 million health care workers, and that the number will grow to almost 13 million by 2035. What's brought this shortage on and what are the real world consequences for patients and doctors?
The Global Health Care Shortage Is Huge And Getting Worse
The WHO says the world is already short 7 million health care workers, and that the number will grow to almost 13 million by 2035. What's brought this shortage on and what are the real world consequences for patients and doctors?
The Ebola Outbreak Is 'Completely Spiraling Out Of Control'
Raphael Frankfurter joins HuffPost Live and talks about just how severe the ebola outbreak has gotten.
Can a Juicy Burger Really Cure Your Hangover?
Comedian Jeff Danson pulled a rookie movie last night. We all know what happens when you drink beer before liquor and now he's paying the price. Can a juicy burger help ease his pain?
How Sleeping Too Much or Too Little Could Kill You
We all need sleep, but too little or too much of it could kill you.
How Organic Food Could Kill You
Here's how consuming organic food can actually be dangerous to your health.
The Deadliest Workout: Hidden Health Hazards in the Gym
We look at some dangers and unknown diseases lurking at the local gym.
Top 5 Mistakes Made When Cooking Dinner
Keep your family healthy by following simple practices for a cleaner home. From proper hand-washing, to keeping your kitchen restaurant-quality clean, learn ways to prevent bacteria and illness before, during and after meals.
Look Up and Thrive
A compilation of beautiful, submitted photos .
3-Year-Old Receives 'Ironman-Like' 3-D Printed Hand
Three-year old Rayden Kahae of Wailuku, Hawaii received a mechanical body-powered hand, or as he likes to call it an 'Ironman' hand.
How to Prevent Hangovers: Don't Go Shot-for-Shot, Go One-for-One
Sure, you've heard it before, but are you actually doing it? Dr. Keller Wortham explains the importance of drinking one glass of water after every alcoholic drink to help prevent a hangover.
Deadly Drug Combinations That May Surprise You
Dr. Daliah Wachs discusses surprising drug combinations that can be deadly.
Don't Fear the Colonoscopy
Does the idea of having a colonscopy leave you with a feeling of dread? Find out just how important this diagnostic test is to pinpointing early signs of colon cancer.
Top 3 Questions You Should Ask During a Physical
Take a look at the top 3 questions everyone should ask during a physical.
AOL On Call - Germs
AOL Expert Dr. Karen Latimer on what you need to know to prevent germs.
Doctor's Warning After the Joan Rivers Tragedy
INSIDE EDITION spoke with Dr. Roshini Raj, Assistant Professor of Medicine at NYU, about what went wrong during Joan Rivers' throat surgery and what people need to know.
What Should You Do After a Spider Bites You?
Should you worry when you are bitten by a spider?
How to Incorporate Probiotics Into Your Diet to Stay Healthy
Dr. Sheeba Ben talks to Sarah about how to keep your whole family healthy from germs by incorporating probiotics into your diet.
How to Hit the Court in the Heat Without Getting Burnt
Dr. Melissa Leber from New York's Mt. Sinai Hospital talking about how to handle heat when you hit the tennis court.
What Happens to Your Body When You're Hungover?
You feel like you're dying, but what's actually going on inside your body when your hungover? Dr. Keller Wortham breaks down the science behind a hangover
The Biggest Mistake People Make When They're Drinking
You're doing it wrong. Stop using diet soda as a chaser and start using juices to avoid getting a hangover. Here's why.
Healthy Hygiene Products for the Whole Family
Do you know what's really in the products that your family uses every day? Lifestyle Expert Nicole Brewer says it's important to check labels when shopping so that you can avoid dangerous ingredients. The new mom shares some healthy choices you can feel good about when buying for your kids.
Adderall: Candy for College Students?
Join Dr Koplow's discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D about the true effects of Adderall on college students.
Centenarian Secrets To Live Long And Strong
There are 55,000 Americans who are now one-hundred years old or older! Two women share their secrets on how to live a long, full, and happy life
Top Ways to Train Your Brain
The average person misplaces up to nine items per day. Experts say stress, fatigue and multi-tasking can be the culprit. We talk to the experts and find ways to help train your brain to find things faster
Three Things to Avoid to Keep Your Ears Healthy
Our ears are important for maintaining balance, protecting against infection and controlling body temperature. Do you know the three things to avoid in order to keep your ears healthy and working?
How to Cope with Caregiver Burnout
Anita Brikman from the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization discusses signs of caregiver stress and ways to cope with it.
This Is What Peace Looks Like
A montage with photos around the world representing peace.
Post-Summer Shape-Ups
When it comes to post-Summer shape-ups, there's more to it than just hitting the gym. Shape Magazine's Editor-at-Large Bahar Takhtehchian shares tips on how to step up your routine to bring out the most beautiful you this Fall.
Managing Bladder Leakage
Family medicine physician Dr. Rachael Ross offers three tips to help manage bladder leakage so it won't prevent you from participating in the activities you love.
Heart Palpitations: When It's Time to See the Doc
Your heart skips a beat...or at least it is a little 'off." It isn't something romantic, it is a heart palpitation. Are your beats 'normal' for you or something of concern? When you need to see a doctor and symptoms you shouldn't ignore.
How Sunlight Affects Your Health
One of the best known benefits of sunlight is its ability to boost the body's vitamin D supply, but what happens when you can't get outside in the sun? George Washington University's Dr. Michael Irwig explains how sunlight, or lack of it, can affect a person's health.
5 Animals That Are Better Than Doctors
Just when you thought that holistic healer on Craigslist was the pinnacle of natural medicine, here are 5 medical breakthroughs that are so natural... they're actually animals.
5 Animals That Are Better Than Doctors
Just when you thought that holistic healer on Craigslist was the pinnacle of natural medicine, here are 5 medical breakthroughs that are so natural... they're actually animals.
Six Easy Stress Busters
Dan and Laurie share six easy ways for you to alleviate daily stress.
Easy 'Rise and Shine' Tips
Having trouble getting out of bed? Try these tips to get you up and going.
AOL On Call - Vaccinate! Don't Procrastinate!
Dr. Karen Latimer answers important questions about kids' vaccinations.
Shocking Anti-Obesity PSA Sparks Huge Debate
An anti-obesity campaign video "Rewind the Future" featuring a 300-pound man having a heart attack in the ER as his life of overeating flashes before his eyes is sparking a debate with critics saying it does more harm than good.
'The Talk' Co-Host Sheryl Underwood LIVE
Comedian and "The Talk" co-host Sheryl Underwood sits down with Nancy Redd to discuss an issue that many face but don't discuss: bladder leakage. She shares her personal story and talks "Underwareness."
Harboring Hearts CEO's Advice On Keeping Your Heart Healthy
Michelle Javian joins HuffPost Live to share some tips that'll help keep your heart healthy.
Harboring Hearts CEO On Helping Families Hit With Cardiac Disease
Michelle Javian joins HuffPost Live to talk about Harboring Hearts.
Patient Details Living With First Portable Artificial Heart In NYC
Daquain Jenkins joins HuffPost Live to reveal how Harboring Hearts helped save his life.
Helping Families Hit By Heart Disease
Heart disease affects families, not just individuals. Michelle Javian co-founded Harboring Hearts to help cover transport, lodging and childcare for families dealing with the disease. She joins us live.
'The Talk's' Sheryl Underwood Lets Suitors Know She's Wearing 'Depends'
Sheryl Underwood joins HuffPost Live to reveal why she informs suitors that she wears Depends.
Pot-Smoking New Mom Fights to Breastfeed Preemie
Crystal Cain, a new mom in Oregon, says the hospital wouldn't allow her to breastfeed her premature daughter because she uses medical marijuana.
4 Must-Have Medical Tech Devices for Senior Care
There are almost 40 million Americans over the age of 65. Seniors want independence and now new technology is allowing them to live at home longer than ever. We'll introduce you to four high-tech devices that you need to know about.
Is The #IceBucketChallenge Taking Money Away From The ALS Cause?
Ben Kosinski joins HuffPost Live to shed some more light on the #IceBucketChallenge.
Prescription Advertising Has Created a Nation of Hypochondriacs
Join Dr Koplow's discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, about the amount of prescription drugs on offer.
Widow of Ebola Virus Victim Speaks Out
Decontee Sawyer joins The Doctors to remember the work of her husband, the first American citizen to die from Ebola. Patrick Sawyer was working in Liberia, where he likely contracted the virus from his sister.
Why Tourette's Is Often Misdiagnosed
For many Tourette's sufferers, the stigma keeps them from being able to overcome their condition and feel welcome in society. We speak to those experiencing this firsthand about what most don't know about Tourette Syndrome.
This Is What Sleep Deprivation Does to You
The effects are startling.
Billion Dollar 'Manopause'
If you've got low testosterone, a new industry wants to help you get your manpower back. Low-t replacement therapy fights fatigue and low sex drive for aging men -- but with little long-term information on its effects, is it worth it?
Are The Benefits Of Testosterone Replacement Therapy Being 'Oversold?'
If you've got low testosterone, a new industry wants to help you get your manpower back. Low-t replacement therapy fights fatigue and low sex drive for aging men -- but with little long-term information on its effects, is it worth it?
'Biggest Loser' Host Alison Sweeney Praises Italians With This Health Tip
Alison Sweeney joins HuffPost Live to discuss the importance of cooking.
'Biggest Loser' Host Alison Sweeney's Biggest Health Tip
Alison Sweeney joins HuffPost Live to talk about the importance of sleep.
'Human Dolphin' Can Hold Breath For More Than 20 Minutes
Known as "the man who doesn't breathe," Stig Severinsen holds the world record for holding his breath longer than anyone else: 22 minutes.
Members Of This Religion Live Longer Than Most Americans
Dan Buettner joins HuffPost Live to reveal which religion's members have a longer life expectancy than most Americans.
These Big Mistakes Are Costing Americans Years In Life Expectancy
Find out what mistakes Americans are making that's costing them years in terms of how long they can expect to live.
How To Live Over 100 Years
The lifespan of Americans is around 79 years. Best-selling author Dan Buettner found pockets around the world where people reach age 100 at rates 10 times greater than in the United States. He and those he found share their stories.
Why I'm Traveling Cross-Country With A Giant Testicle
If we want to raise awareness about testicular cancer, we have to talk about balls. Survivor Thomas Cantley joins us to talk about "I Am Ballsy" and introduce us to the 6-foot wide ball he rolls around the country to raise awareness.
My Dog Helped Me Through Testicular Cancer
Thomas Cantley talks with Caroline about how his dog helped him get through testicular cancer.
We Have To Talk About Balls
If we want to raise awareness about testicular cancer, we have to talk about balls. Survivor Thomas Cantley joins us to talk about "I Am Ballsy" and introduce us to the 6-foot wide ball he rolls around the country to raise awareness.
Everything You Were Too Afraid To Ask About The Ebola Outbreak
Doctors in West Africa are fighting the worst Ebola outbreak in history. A top specialist leading the charge is now infected and there's no cure. Dr. Thomas W Geisbert, Dr. Stephen Morse, and Dr. Jonathan Epstein join HuffPost Live to discuss the spread of the disease and how it can be stopped.
Fran Drescher's Big Tip For Cancer Prevention: 'Detox Your Home'
Actress Fran Drescher joins HuffPost Live to give her biggest tip for preventing cancer.
Potential Hair Dye Dangers: What You Need To Know
INSIDE EDITION spoke with dermatologist, Dr. Doris Day, about the dangers of dying your hair, after actress Pauley Perrette suffered an allergic reaction that landed her in the hospital.
Bed Bug Treatment: How To Deal With An Infestation
Summer is filled with all sorts of creepy crawlies, but usually you can breathe easy, knowing they'll stay right on your picnic blanket and away from your pillow. But it's been found that bed bugs are on the rise across every major metropolis in Canada, and there's potential for it to get worse.
Germ Warfare: How To Navigate The Washroom's Microbial Minefield
Jason "The Germ Guy" Tetro explains how you can protect yourself in the washroom's microbial minefield.
How Your Health Insurance Company Can Still Screw You, Despite Obamacare
No law has done more to reform health insurance and protect consumers against the industry's most heinous practices than the Affordable Care Act. But Obamacare didn't magically transform insurers into benevolent entities solely devoted to taking care of sick people.
Why Smelling Farts Is Good for You
Next time someone comments on your stinky farts, just tell them you're saving their life. Check out this video to see why people say smelling farts is healthy.
This Law Could Change The Fate Of Epileptic Children Everywhere
Holley Moseley joins HuffPost Live to reveal how legalization of marijuana could change the lives of epileptic children everywhere.
Why This Mom Wonât Break The Law For Medical Marijuana
Holley Moseley joins HuffPost Live to explain why she won't consider breaking the law for medical marijuana.
Why More Than 9,000 People Are Waiting For This Strain Of Medicinal Weed
Joel Stanley joins HuffPost Live to explain why so many people are highly anticipating the "charlotte's web" strain of marijuana.
How Medical Marijuana Could Save This 11-Year-Old's Life
Holley Moseley joins HuffPost Live to reveal how marijuana could save her daughter's life.
A Family's Fight For Medical Marijuana
11-year-old RayAnn Moseley has intractable epilepsy, and her parents think there's only one cure: a medical marijuana strain called Charlotte's Web. Marc Lamont Hill talks with her mother about her fight to bring the drug home to Florida.
This Law Could Change The Fate Of Epileptic Children Everywhere
Holley Moseley joins HuffPost Live to reveal how legalization of marijuana could change the lives of epileptic children everywhere.
Why This Mom Won't Break The Law For Medical Marijuana
Holley Moseley joins HuffPost Live to explain why she won't consider breaking the law for medical marijuana.
How Medical Marijuana Could Save This 11-Year-Old's Life
Holley Moseley joins HuffPost Live to reveal how marijuana could save her daughter's life.
A Family's Fight For Medical Marijuana
11-year-old RayAnn Moseley has intractable epilepsy, and her parents think there's only one cure: a medical marijuana strain called Charlotte's Web. Marc Lamont Hill talks with her mother about her fight to bring the drug home to Florida.
Fish Oil Treatment for Brain Injuries?
The Doctors discuss the pros and cons of using fish oil for injuries such as Grant's.
Fish Oil for Brain Injuries?
Fitness and nutrition expert JJ Virgin joins The Doctors to discuss the heartbreaking ordeal her family underwent when her teenage son, Grant, was hit by a car going 40 miles per hour while strolling through their neighborhood. Hear what lead her to turn to alternative treatments to help her son recover.
Why More Than 9,000 People Are Waiting For This Strain Of Medicinal Weed
Joel Stanley joins HuffPost Live to explain why so many people are highly anticipating the "charlotte's web" strain of marijuana.
Must-Have Beach Day Products
Make the most of your day in the sun with these beach time tips from Elycia Rubin, contributing editor for "Men's Health" and "Women's Health" magazines.
How to Survive a Rip Current
ER physician Dr. Travis Storks explains what you should do if you get caught in a rip current. Plus, learn the signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion.
Is Barefoot at the Beach Worse Than Poolside?
Is that relaxing stroll on the beach worse than going barefoot around the pool?
Should You Shower After Swimming?
Find out whether it's better to shower before or after a dip in the pool.
Which Is Worse: Swallowing Pool Vs Ocean Water
Is consuming pool water worse than getting a mouthful of ocean water? ER physician Dr. Travis Stork and family medicine physician Dr. Rachael Ross have the answer!
The Unknown Benefit of an Exercise Ball Workout
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how using an exercise ball can not only be a great core workout, but can also give a boost to your immune system!
Simple Homemade Sunburn Remedies
Natural Lifestyle Expert Sophie Uliano shows some simple home remedies that will take the sting out of sunburn. Sophie's remedies are all non-toxic and include ingredients that you probably have at home.
Should You Seek Our Alternative Medicine For Infertility?
Dr. Nancy Gahles and Will Storr join Nancy to debate whether or not one should seek alternative medicine for infertility.
The Doctors Get Vaccinated: The Importance of Adult Immunizations
To demonstrate how quick and relatively painless adult immunizations can be, ER physician Dr. Travis Stork and plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon receive recommended vaccinations on stage.
Summer Bug Bites: What to Look For
When summer bug bites swell, it's usually an allergic reaction, but there are times when a visit to the emergency room is necessary. WSJ's Sumathi Reddy and Dr. Richard Lockey discuss on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero.
Hotter Temperatures Linked To Kidney Stones
Here's one more reason to avoid the summer heat: a recent study found a link between kidney stones and hotter weather.
Twitter and Your Relationship
Too much time on Twitter may lead to conflict, infidelity and divorce, new study finds.
Is Crossfit Really Worth It?
From CrossFit to spinning to marathon running, we're pushing our bodies to the limits. But how we exercise can have long-term effects on our body. We discuss the risks and healthy alternatives.
Outrageous Beauty: The Colonic
What's the deal with colonics? Shannon Ray gets in the trenches and gets all the details on this notorious procedure by getting her own colonic.
Dr. Karen Latimer's Tips for Avoiding Pool Electrocution
Pool electrocution is more common than you might think! Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones from minor issues that can lead to deadly results with AOL Health and Parenting Expert, Dr. Karen Latimer.
Outrageous Beauty: The Colonic
What's the deal with colonics? Shannon Ray gets in the trenches and gets all the details on this notorious procedure by getting her own colonic.
This Man Plans To Run Across America Barefoot
Alex Ramsey joins HuffPost Live to share his plan to run across the country, completely barefoot.
Is Going Barefoot Best For Your Health?
Daniel Howell, PhD and Sierra Larson join HuffPost Live to discuss the health issues surrounding going barefoot.
Why This Man Hasn't Worn Shoes In A Decade
Daniel Howell, PhD joins HuffPost Live to reveal why he hasn't worn shoes in ten years.
Is Cannibalism A Healthy Diet?
A lecturer on human origins at a University in England told Popular Science that eating an entire human body would probably supply you with 81,500 calories.
Doctor to the Stars Says: Protect Your Eyes and Ears
Tips to help you live longer from 'A Short Guide to a Long Life' by Dr. David Agus, doctor to the stars, bestselling author, and one of the world's leading cancer researchers.
The Scary Truth About What's Really Making You Sick When You Fly
The sound of the guy sneezing behind you three rows back is pretty gross, but he's probably not the reason you're getting sick from flying. With Summer in full swing and travel plans on the horizon, this video is a must see if you want to protect yourself from all the germs and viruses that are stowing away on your plane.
Natural Sun Protection Tips
Sarah Nagel of Holistic Habits shares natural tips on how to protect your skin in the summer.
How Breakups Affect Your Health
We know breakups can be emotionally draining, but are they bad for your health? From stress levels to pain perception, get the details about what actually happens to your body when you're nursing a broken heart.
Amputee OT: A Youtube Phenomenon!
Two million Americans are living without a limb. Now one woman is using YouTube to help them face everyday challenges and she's becoming an internet star while doing it.
The 4th of July Could Kill You
Being patriotic is a good thing...until you blow yourself up.
Why the Lazy Days of Summer Are Good for Your Health
Finally, after the winter that simply wouldn't quit, summer is here! The season of sunshine isn't just a mood booster, though. Summer can actually be good for your health!
Body Stress Release: The Healing Power of Touch
Carey sees a stress release specialist to soothe the tension in her muscles.
How a Horse Named Buddha Can Help You Live in the Moment
Can equine therapy help Carey find her focus and live in the moment again?
Sound Healing: Can It Lead to More Positivity in Your Life?
Carey explores sound healing and tries to tap into the universe's frequencies.
Is Hypnotherapy a Fantastic Voyage Through the Unconscious Mind?
Carey explores her unconscious mind with a hypnotherapist as her guide.
Why Do We Believe In Magic Little Pills?
This week Dr. Oz testified before Congress and admitted to using "flowery" language to promote products that would be a "magic weight loss cure for every body type." There is no such thing as a magic little pill, but why do we still believe?
Weight Loss Pills: Too Good To Be True?
Marc is joined by a panel to discuss the legitimacy of the diet pill phenomenon.
Family Claims Hospice Facility Kept Relative Sick To 'Bill More Money'
David and Tracy Dunn claim VITAS hospice didn't treat David's grandma, Evelyn Maples, properly and accuse them of billing fraud.
The Business Of Dying: Hospice Care's Booming $17 Billion Industry
Prof. Josh Perry explains the history and rise of the for-profit hospice care industry's over the past decade.
Former For-Profit Hospice Nurse: I Saw Patients Not Treated Properly
Julia Golden, a former nursing assistant at hospice care facility VITAS, says she witnessed questionable business practices.
Is Hospice Care Leaving Patients Behind?
America's hospice industry has exploded over the last 15 years and for-profit companies are raking in much of the $17 billion industry. But with increasing claims of fraud and mistreatment, why are many hospices putting patients last?
8 Everyday Things That Are Bad for You
Here are 8 everyday things dangerous for your health.
Get Healthy By Using Your Head
Welcome to Thrive on Live with @CaroMT. Your well-being begins with using your brain--literally. Physician and former US Surgeon General Richard Carmona joins us to discuss how you can protect your brain's health.
Why The US Needs A Surgeon General
Your well-being begins with using your brain, literally. Physician, and former US Surgeon General, Richard Carmona joins us to discuss how you can protect your brain's health.
Why You Can Teach An Old Brain New Tricks
Your well-being begins with using your brain, literally. Physician and former US Surgeon General Richard Carmona joins us to discuss how you can protect your brain's health.
Is There Organ Donor Discrimination Against Gays?
Three months prior to suffering a sudden and fatal heart attack, 48-year-old Rohn and his partner of eight years, Dan, spearheaded a fundraiser for the Center for Organ Recovery & Education (CORE); however, after Rohn's tragic death, his tissue was rejected by CORE, allegedly due to his homosexual lifestyle. The decision was made in accordance with the FDA's strict guidelines for donor tissue transplantation, prohibiting the eligibility of human tissues from males who have been sexually active.
Considering the FDA's Regulations for Organ and Tissue Donation
The Doctors discuss whether the FDA's current regulations for organ and tissue donation should be modified.
Home Remedies: Blister Cures
Try these treatments to heal and prevent painful blisters
Why Google MD and Internet Diagnoses Are Problematic
Join the discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D - Child & Adolescent Psychologist, about the misuse of Google and online resources as diagnoses tools.
How To Quickly Release Stress By Tapping
Do you feel stressed when you walk into work? There are a number of ways to make a stressful environment calmer and more manageable, and luckily, Jessica Ortner, author of The Tapping Solution for Weight Loss and Body Confidence, was here to explain exactly how. To "tap," you gently press nine acupressure points on the body. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on marlothomas.com.
Jessica Ortner Joins Marlo Thomas
It was such a treat to have Jessica Ortner, author of The Tapping Solution for Weight Loss and Body Confidence, as my guest on Mondays With Marlo. From showing us how to identify and release our stress through establishing a daily meditation routine, to sharing her own personal struggles with and triumph over weight loss, to lending a few tips on managing stress at work, Jessica is truly an expert in her field. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on marlothomas.com.
Tapping Points for Stress Relief
Jessica Ortner, author of 'The Tapping Solution for Weight Loss and Body Confidence,' first discovered a life-changing stress release technique when she was extremely ill, and she felt immediate positive effects on both her physical and emotional well-being.
Which Internal Organ Is the Largest?
Which organ is the largest - liver, heart, stomach or bladder?
What Is Verruca Vulgaris?
Time to test your medical vocabulary - define verruca vulgaris.
What Does Palpebra Mean?
Time to test your medical vocabulary - what is Palpebra?
Anesthesiologist Accused of Sexting During Surgery
Sexting during surgery! Dr. Arthur Zilberstein, an anesthesiologist in Seattle, has had his license suspended after he allegedly was caught sexting during surgery.
Weird Facts You Didn't Know About the Human Body
"Man, I'm sweating babies over here."
Hospital Fatalities: How to Keep Your Loved Ones Safe
The Doctors discuss factors leading to the increasing number of fatalities due to hospital errors, and ways you can protect your loved ones.
Male Faces Evolved As Defense Against Fists
The structural differences between the faces of men and women may be due to millions of years of violence.
Lighter Bedrooms Possibly Linked To Obesity
A new study suggests shrinking your waistline might be as easy as unplugging. A team at the Institute of Cancer Research found women have a greater risk of gaining weight if their bedroom was light enough to see across at night.
How to Survive After an EMP
Survival expert, Karen Hood demonstrates what you'll need to have on hand in order to survive an EMP.
The Benefits of Organizing Your Health Documents
Organizing editor Brenda Prinzavalli talks about the benefits of organizing your health documents.
The Dangers Of Self-Diagnosis Via Wikipedia
Dr. Daliah Wachs sits down to discuss the dangers of using online websites to diagnose your symptoms.
Boomer Esiason On His Son's Cystic Fibrosis: 'It Breaks Your Heart'
Boomer Esiason joins HuffPost Live to discuss his son's battle with Cystic Fibrosis.
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Bring K-Y Into Your Love Nest
K-Y Set Out on a Mission to Inspire Everyday Moments of Romance. Get inspired at facebook.com/kycouples.
Medicare Will Now Cover Gender Reassignment Surgeries For Some
On Friday, the US Department of Health and Services review board ruled that transgender Medicare recipients may no longer be automatically denied coverage for gender reassignment surgeries.
The Health Benefits of the Asian Ginseng Root
Moon Cho of Ying & Yang Living talks about ginseng root and its medicinal powers. For all of Moon's Asian living tips, visit her website at www.yingandyangliving.com
Dr. Ava Says: Why Do I Have Body Odor?
Dr. Ava Shamban explains why the human body sweats, where the sweat comes from, why the sweat smells, and gives tips on how to fight the odor.
Can Music Improve Your Health?
JD and Rebecca discuss the power of music.
5 Yoga Poses To Get You Through Your Midday Slump
Instructor: Nicole Lynne Hooley 500 RYT, 85 RPYT http://www.nicolelynneyoga.com Music: "Beat of Your Heart" by Summer Heart http://summerheart.bandcamp.com
5 Yoga Poses To Help You Fall Asleep
Instructor: Nicole Lynne Hooley 500 RYT, 85 RPYT http://www.nicolelynneyoga.com Music: "Beat of Your Heart" by Summer Heart http://summerheart.bandcamp.com
5 Yoga Poses To Put You In A Good Mood
Instructor: Nicole Lynne Hooley 500 RYT, 85 RPYT http://www.nicolelynneyoga.com Music: "Beat of Your Heart" by Summer Heart http://summerheart.bandcamp.com
Volunteer Doctor Helps Typhoon Victims in the Philippines
A Florida doctor spent time and organized a team to provide medical care to patients affected by a typhoon in the Philippines.
Ayurveda to Pick Up Low Energy
Moon Cho of Ying & Yang Living is joined by Ayurveda expert, who tells us how to pick up our low energy with Ayurveda, the Indian practice of holistic medicine and healthy living. Visit Ying & Yang Living website at www.yingandyangliving.com
Treating and Preventing Swimmer's Ear
Swimmer's ear, an infection of the outer ear and ear canal, leads to more than 2 million doctor visits every year in America and nearly $500 million in annual health care costs. Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears shares an easy, at-home solution to treat the condition.
Dr. Sears' Swimming Pool Safety Tips
From the dangers of pool drains to preventing poolside slips, pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears shares tips for staying safe while swimming.
Toxic Reaction from Peeing in the Pool?
Can peeing in pools cause a toxic reaction? Research published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology reports that when chlorine combines with uric acid a component of urine and sweat it can form volatile chemical compounds that may affect the heart, lungs and central nervous system.
Protecting Against Deadly Freshwater Amoeba
One family raises awareness about a deadly freshwater amoeba called Naegleria fowleri that tragically claimed the life of their 7-year-old son. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how the amoeba is contracted, and why it can rapidly lead to death. Plus, learn tips to protect yourself and your loved ones from the microscopic, waterborne parasite.
Swimming During Pregnancy
Is it safe for pregnant women to go swimming? The Doctors weigh in.
Is It Safe to Wear Contacts While Swimming?
The Doctors weigh in on wearing contacts in the water.
Fecal Bacteria in Public Pools
A 2013 study conducted by the CDC found that more than half of public pools in the U.S. tested positive for E. coli. The Doctors and environmental scientist Jen Ervast share tips to help swimmers prevent sickness from contaminated pool water.
Deadly Freshwater Amoeba
One couple shares how a deadly freshwater amoeba called Naegleria fowleri tragically claimed the life of their 7-year-old son just four days after his symptoms began.
Harvard MD: What You Should 'Never Ask A Doctor'
Dr. Eddie Phillips joins Josh to reveal what question you'd better not prepare to ask your doctor.
Hummus Recalled In The U.S. Over Listeria Worries
Your chips are about to get pretty lonely. Some hummus and layered dips are being pulled from shelves at Target and Trader Joe's because they could be tainted with something called listeria, a nasty and potentially fatal infection.
Amniotic Fluid Embolism Explained
Learn about the rare and unpredictable complication that caused Stephanie's heart to stop during the delivery of her son, Jacob.
Members-Only Restrooms?
Would you pay an annual fee to avoid using a public bathroom? The Doctors discuss this new trend sweeping across New York City.
Staging a "Swim-Tervention"
Statistics show that nearly half of American adults are afraid of deep water in pools, and between one-third and one-half never learned how to swim. Lisa, 46, is a mother of two who falls into these categories. Swim instructor Emily Cohen and urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman stage a "swim-tervention" to help Lisa take the plunge and conquer her fear of water.
Ayurveda to Calm High Energy
Moon Cho of Ying & Yang Living is joined by Ayurveda expert, who talks about how to use Ayurveda, the Indian practice of holistic and healthy living, to calm your high anxiety levels.
Ayurveda for Healthy and Holistic Living
Moon Cho of Ying & Yang Living is joined by Ayurveda expert, who talks about the fundamental principles of Ayurveda and how to apply it to your life for healthy living.
Everyday Ethical Issues Doctors Face
Many patients prefer doctors who are the same sex, class, race, tax bracket even those who have the same cholesterol level. But does effective healthcare require doctors to relate to their patients, or keep some distance to stay objective?
Thousands Exposed To Hepatitis A At Missouri Red Robin
As many as 5,000 people could have been exposed to hepatitis A after eating at a Red Robin restaurant in Springfield, Missouri.
Could Shaking Hands With Your Doctor Be Bad For You?
Could shaking hands with your doctor be just as hazardous to your health as smoking? INSIDE EDITION spoke with Dr. Richard Besser after a new medical report advised doctors to stop shaking hands with their patients.
Confessions in the Doctor's Office: The Dangers of Lying About Your Health
Are you keeping secrets from your doctor? Do you tell your physician the absolute truth? If you don't you could be putting your health and life at risk!
Using Cellphones to Detect and Monitor Health Conditions
Seven billion of us use one now the phone you talk, text, and tweet with could do much more for your health
How 'The Doctors' Producer Dell Stays Cool
The Doctors are green with envy about the calm, zen-like way one of the show producers approaches the often stressful job of creating The Doctors television show. Learn his secret to remaining cool as a cucumber.
What Orange Tongue Says About Your Health
What is your tongue trying to tell you when it has turned an unusual shade of orange? The Doctors offer tips for keeping your tongue a healthy shade of pink.
This Will Make You Never, Ever Want To Get In A Hot Tub Again
With warmer spring days and cooler nights upon us, plus summer vacations in the not-too-distant future, it's officially hot tub season. But while a soak in the hot tub may sound relaxing, is it hygienic? Does shaking in a few chemicals actually do the trick?
What'S Making You Sick?
Winter brings cold and cold brings the season we all seem to get sick. Many of the things we do every day, even without thinking, could be harming our health and putting us at risk for getting sick
The Doctors' Deals: Discounted Prices on Health and Beauty Products
Save money on the hottest health and beauty products with The Doctors' Deals.
When a School Fight Becomes Assault
The Doctors talk to a young man who suffered structural damage to his face from a schoolyard brawl. Should his assailant, a fellow student, face criminal charges?
Two Successful Kidney Transplant Stories
Meet Eric and Grace, and Bob and Diana, two couples who turned to a live donor transplant exchange program to get the kidney transplants Grace and Bob both desperately needed. Hear their stories.
How the Live Donor Transplant Exchange Program Works
Watch as Eric and Grace, and Bob and Diana meet for the very first time, and learn how the live donor transplant exchange program works.
Dr. Oz: 3 Tips To Start Living Healthy Today
Dr. Oz gives his top three tips on how we can start leading a healthier lifestyle today.
Myth or Reality: Bee Sting Relief
Is a common baking ingredient the answer to a painful sting? Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears sets the record straight.
Myth or Reality: Mosquito Bite Relief
Are you a mosquito magnet during the summer? Can meat tenderizer bring relief for that annoying itching?
In The Mirror: A Look Into Male Body Image & Body Dysmorphic Disorder
It doesn't matter if you're watching television, going to a movie, reading a magazine or even walking down the toy aisle...the proliferation of the 'perfect' female image is everywhere in our culture. But with the rise of larger than life action heroes, more men and boys are falling victim to the pressures of negative self-image. Impossible ideals of strength, weight, and brawn leave many men feeling weak and emasculated.
Three Secrets to Happiness
Nataly Kogan, CEO and "chief happiness officer" of the new app, Happier, joins The Doctors to share three secrets to boost your happiness. Try them today!
Stars' Strange Secrets: Eating Clay Vs. Sun Tanning Your Private Parts
When it comes to your health, the stars' secrets may not always be award-winning. The Doctors weigh in on which celebrity health habit is worse for you: eating clay to reduce toxins in the body or sunning your bare lady parts for more vitamin D.
Man Survives Chainsaw Impalement
The Doctors talk to a man who survived being impaled by a chainsaw. Learn what you should do if you're ever impaled by an object.
Clippers Fan Rebecca Grant Reveals Youthful Secrets
INSIDE EDITION caught up with LA Clippers fan Rebecca Grant who shares her beauty secrets that keep her looking younger than her 45 years.
Preventing Runner's Runs
Lindsay felt pretty good while running her first marathon - until mile 19. "Then, I got that feeling in your stomach that something is going to happen, and something is going to happen soon," she says. She confesses she didn't reach a port-a-potty in time. The Doctors develop a game plan for how to hydrate and fuel up before endurance exercise to help avoid embarrassing bodily functions.
Why You Shouldn't Text on the Toilet
A recent study found that 75 percent of Americans admit to using their cell phones while on the toilet. Some of The Doctors fess up to toilet texting and bathroom browsing themselves, but E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork warns that germs can get on your phone and follow you beyond the restroom. Learn the results of The Doctors' Facebook poll.
Growing Artificial Organs: Medicine's Next Big Thing
When you think of 3D you think movie and video games. Now, researchers are using 3D printing to grow body parts and engineer artificial tissues and organs
Fast Track for Fast Fda Approval
Dozens of medical devices are getting around the long FDA approval process by using a special exemption and it could be responsible for saving thousands of lives
Pioneering Treatment Relieves Pelvic Pain
It's a pain that makes you feel like you're on fire. Meet a doctor who uses electricity to help his patients and ease their pain
Can Personality Predict Lifespan?
Can personality predict lifespan? A new study says your disposition may be as important as your family history in determining how long you live.
The Three Different Types of Bruises
Learn the three types of bruises and the best ways to treat them. Plus, find out when bruising could signal a more serious health condition.
Can a Pill Prevent Anger?
Could popping a pill prevent anger? The Doctors discuss a new drug being developed that may help people with "short fuses" keep their tempers in check.
Black Bowel Movements Explained
The Doctors explain what can cause stool to appear black.
Dangers Lurking In Your Bathroom
Jeff Devlin of DIY network showed INSIDE EDITION's Megan Alexander some hidden dangers in your bathroom that you might not know about.
Vibram "FiveFinger" Toe Shoes Settles Lawsuit, May Be Bad For Your Feet?
If you own a pair of those barefoot running shoes, you could be entitled to some money!
7 Things I Learned During My Year Without Alcohol
HuffPost Blogger kelly Fitzgerald joins HuffPost Live to talk about what she learned during her year without alcohol.
What You Need to Know About Lyme Disease
Singer Debbie Gibson recently revealed to fans her struggle to fight the symptoms of Lyme disease, a disease one can contract from an infected deer tick. AOL.com's Dr. Karen Latimer has all you need to know to avoid getting the disease in the first place. For more videos like this one, visit AOL.com
5 Ways to Get Moving in the Morning
Has your get-up-and-go gone up and went? Fear not! Check out these tried-and-true ways to maximize your mornings.
'Princesses: Long Island' Star Ashlee White's Terrifying Stroke Crisis
'Princesses: Long Island' star Ashlee White's terrifying stroke crisis - 'I Kept Saying, Please Don't Let Me Die'.
New Retreats Take You from Detox to Zen in 24 Hours
Retreats that used to offer a week of detox and relaxation shorten it to accomplish everything you need in 24 hours. Lauren Lipton discusses on Lunch Break. Photo: Getty.
Unexpected Uses for Honey
Registered Dietician Crystal Petrello talks about a variety of things you can do with honey.
Should LSD Be Used to Treat Anxiety?
LSD for anxiety? Hear how researchers are testing the use of the illicit, psychoactive drug to treat anxiety in terminally ill patients.
Kids and Heat Illness
Spring is here and summer is fast approaching. Be sure to prepare your youngest to your oldest children for playing in the sunlight. It's crucial you know the symptoms for heat illness and AOL.com's Dr. Karen Latimer will explain what they are. For more videos like this one, visit AOL.com
Man Gets Accidental Vasectomy After Doctors Operate On 'Wrong Site'
A British man who was scheduled to have a different procedure might not be able to have children after doctors operated on the "wrong site."
Coca-Cola Removes Controversial Ingredient From Powerade
Powerade will no longer contain the ingredient "brominated vegetable oil" which is also found in some flame retardants and linked to health problems when consumed in large amounts.
Evzio - a $3 Drug That Could Sell for $500
Join the discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, Child & Adolescent Psychologist about the true cost and charge cost of drugs.
Joan Marie Whelan's Intuitive Medicine
What role can intuition play in medicine and healing? Watch renowned medical intuitive Joan Marie Whelan put her unique skills to the test!
How Tragic Loss Inspired Lifestyle Coach A.J. Johnson's Career Change
Celebrity life coach AJ Johnson emotionally explains how the loss of her parents propelled her change careers and turn grieving into action.
Dirty Secrets Some Restaurants Don't Want You to Know
You probably go out to eat expecting a lovely experience with clean plates, napkins and seats. But are they? From the menu to the restroom, Dr. Ian Smith reveals dirty secrets some restaurants don't want you to know!
Stop Sitting Your Life Away
Fitness expert John Basedow discusses the effects of a sedentary lifestyle and shares tips to stay in shape.
How to Increase Your Brain Power
Amy McGorry with Prevention Magazine discusses tips to boosting your brain power.
Should Doctors Care About Cost?
Join the discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, about the
How to Maintain Bone Health
Amy McGorry with Prevention Magazine discusses ways to keep your bones healthy and strong.
Woman Booted from Gym for Showing Her Baby Bump
Melissa Mantor, 31, says she was asked to leave the Planet Fitness in Charleston, South Carolina because she was showing her pregnant stomach.
Anti-Aging Myths Exposed
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares three anti-aging myths, featured in The Doctors ' latest HealthSmart column in USA Weekend magazine.
Being Too Healthy Cost Me My Friends
Deborah Copeland joins HuffPost Live to explain how being too healthy hurt her social life.
Purse on the Ground Vs. Purse on the Table
You know that beautiful bag you just purchased? The one that cost more than your rent? Which is worse: leaving it on the floor, or placing it on the table? Only one way to find out Watch!
Terri Trespicio on Why Not All Stress Is Bad for You
Editor of mequilibrium.com Terri Trespicio tells JD and viewers that all stress is not bad, and gives insight on how to cope with it.
Gabrielle Reece on Living a Healthy Lifestyle
Gabrielle Reece tells JD and Rebecca what she continues to do to lead a healthy lifestyle.
How to Be Stress Free in April
JD and Rebecca discuss National Stress Awareness in the month of April.
The Health Risks of Text Messaging
Can texting be hazardous to your health? Learn what you can do to avoid lasting health problems from too much time spent on your phone or tablet.
American Homes Harboring Antibiotic-Resistant 'Superbug'
A new U.S. study found the "superbug" known as MRSA is now setting up shop in people's homes.
Downtime May Help You Live Longer
Disconnecting for 20 minutes a day improves all parts of your life says 'A Short Guide to a Long Life' author Dr. David Agus, doctor to the stars and one of the world's leading cancer researchers.
Pastor Miles' Intervention: Healthy Changes
The Doctors identify health issues that each family member needs to address. Will they start taking the necessary steps to improve their health?
Numerous Studies Confirm the Dangers of Texting While Driving
Numerous studies show that texting while driving significantly increases the risk for an accident.
Simple Steps Women Can Take for Positive Changes This Spring
Beth Battaglino, R.N. and CEO of HealthyWomen.org, shares her advice for women of all ages for achieving results that can have a lasting impact on their overall health and well-being. WWW.HealthyWomen.org, has been recognized by ForbesWoman as one of the "Top 100 Websites for Women" for the third year in a row and was named the top women's health website by Dr. Mehmet Oz in O, The Oprah Magazine.
How Stanford Doctors Use Rodin Art for Diagnosis
Dr. James Chang from the Stanford School of Medicine uses sculptures from 19th-century French artist Auguste Rodin to teach his students the diagnostic process. Stanford's Cantor Arts Center now shows in an exhibition how that works. WSJ's Monika Vosough reports.
Establishing Doctor-Patient Trust
The Doctors reveal how they make their patients feel more comfortable when discussing sensitive health topics.
Can You Get Lice From Taking A Selfie?
INSIDE EDITION spoke to Marcy McQuillan of Nitless Noggins head lice treatment center about the possibility of getting lice from taking a selfie.
When Do the Deadliest Heart Attacks Happen?
Research shows you're more likely to die of a heart attack at night or during the weekend. Find out what conditions can affect your care and how to get the best treatment.
Backlash Against Facebook Group That Fat Shames Women
The Facebook Group "Women Who Eat on Tubes" started by U.K. filmmaker Tony Burke, encourages people to upload pictures of women eating on London tubes along with degrading comments.
The More Experience You Have, the More You Know When Something Isn't Right
Chuck explains that instincts don't come out of thin air, they're built on past experiences and observations of causes and effects.
Do You Trust Your Gut?
Are gut feelings the best ways to make decisions?
Study: Brains Peak at 24-Years-Old
According to a new study done at the Simon Fraser University in Canada, if you're more than 24-years-old, your brain is "over the hill!"
Helping The Disabled Dance
It's been years in the making and now the rolling dance chair is ready to make its debut. We'll introduce you to the woman who choreographed its production to help some kids do something they've never been able to do before
7 Health Apps You Need To Know About
When it comes to your phone, do you suffer from app overload? While there may be some you can live without, there are some that can keep you healthy! Check out seven apps that could benefit your health
The Damage You're Doing To Your Feet By Wearing High Heels
Whoever said pain is beauty definitely wore a pair of high heels! The Wall Street Journal says women spent more than $38 billion on shoes in the U.S. in 2011, and more than half of those sales were for heels over 3 inches high. Before the next time you slip on those heels, make sure you know how much damage you're doing to your feet by wearing them!
Which is Worse: Unwashed Hands vs. Overusing Sanitizer
We all know that washing your hands with soap and water is the best way to keep them clean, but why does the restroom have to be so far away? Is it okay to substitute the sink for some hand sanitizer? Or is anti-bac sanitizer overkill? Find out!
Are You Addicted to Selfies?
Could your obsession with selfies be putting your health at risk? Is the increase in plastic surgery linked to the popularity of the photos?
Troy Dunn on Repairing Relationships for Your Health
Motivational speaker and father of eight Troy Dunn, author of 'Family: The Good F-Word,' joins The Doctors to share tips for overcoming the biggest roadblocks and repairing the key relationships in your life.
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How Your Wardrobe Can Affect Your Mood
What does your wardrobe reveal about you? Fashion expert Lawrence Zarian explains how the color of your clothes may indicate and influence your mood.
Tips for Eating Healthy While Traveling
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares healthy nutrition tips for traveling, featured in The Doctors ' HealthSmart column in USA Weekend magazine.
Coachella Health Hazard: Heat Stroke
Consuming too much alcohol in the Coachella desert climate can elevate your risk of heat stroke. Learn how to prevent the life-threatening condition.
Coachella Crash Diets?
Every spring, crowds flock to the California desert for The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. In preparation for the star-studded event, many women are taking extreme measures to lose weight. Merle Ginsberg, senior writer for The Hollywood Reporter , sheds light on the alarming trend.
Coachella Drug Dangers
Intervention specialist Ken Seeley explains how music festivals can be a danger zone for people dealing with addiction.
Family Rescued at Sea
On March 20, 2014 Eric and Charlotte Kaufman embarked on a sailing trip around the world with their two young daughters, Cora, 3, and Lyra, 1. But their journey was abruptly cut short when Lyra became seriously sick at sea. The family sent out a distress call 900 miles off the coast of Mexico and they were rescued by the California Air National Guard. Charlotte's brother, Chad Michael, and The Doctors weigh in on the parents' decision to take the high-risk boat trip with young children.
Violating Employee Privacy
When is the right time to inform your employer about a medical condition? The Doctors weigh in.
Why Do Our Fingers Prune in the Bath?
The Doctors reveal the answer to the age-old question of why our fingers get pruney during a long, luxurious bath.
5 Tips for a Smooth Surgery
Undergoing surgery? Reader's Digest Editor-in-Chief Liz Vaccariello shares five potentially lifesaving tips every patient needs to know.
How a Nail-Biting Habit Could Cause a Heart Attack
Could biting your nails be deadly? The Doctors explain how one man's extreme habit triggered a heart attack that led to his death.
New Research Concludes That Family History Supports Athletic Achievements
Does becoming a star athlete have more to do with training or family history?
ASMR Explained
Isle Blansert, creator of The Water Whispers, joins The Doctors to explain ASMR, or Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. Learn why some people experience a "braingasm" when they hear certain sounds, such as whispering or lip smacking, which helps them fall asleep.
Risky Bodybuilding Behavior
A Brazilian bodybuilder did more than pump iron to boost his bicep muscles. Arlindo De Souza injected mineral oil and alcohol into his muscles to bulk up his biceps to unnatural proportions. The Doctors discuss the dangerous trend, warning that the risks include severe infection and death.
Are There Gender Difference in Dreaming?
A recent study showed that men and women may dream differently. The Doctors explain why this might be true.
Which Is Worse: Kim K's Tiny Bikini Vs. Madonna's Shower Door Lick
The Doctors debate which is worse for your health: Wearing a sauna suit to lose weight like Britney Spears, licking the shower door like Madonna, or wearing a bikini, several sizes too small, like Kim Kardashian?
Using EFT Tapping to Overcome Anxiety
Imagine being able to instantly zap all your stress and anxiety away with just a simple touch of your fingers. You can, according to promoters of a new psychotherapy called "tapping."
The Best Checkup Check List for the Doctor
Dr. Daliah Wachs is giving a list of tests that everyone should have done to make sure they are healthy.
Sunlight Impact on Weight
A good dose of early morning sunlight may help keep your body mass index in check, new research shows.
Is Shape-Wear Squeezing Your Organs?
Sherry Lee Meredith discusses a new report that shape-wear could be squeezing your internal organs on Go Curvy.
The Reality Of Living With Cystic Fibrosis
Emily Kramer-Golinkoff, co-founder of Emily's Entourage, joins Ricky to discuss what it's really like to live with cystic fibrosis.
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Party Drug Ketamine Could Be Used To Treat Depression
Ketamine is a drug intended to be used as a tranquilizer that's turned into one for the party scene. But now it could be used to treat depression.
Dr. Keri Peterson Helps You Find a Doctor Online
Dr. Keri Peterson joins JD and Rebecca to discuss the best way to search for a doctor on the Internet.
6 Health Lies You Probably Believe
Sorry, but washing your face just isn't fighting that acne.
Nick Cannon Talks Lupus Diagnosis
Nick Cannon joins HuffPost Live to discuss being diagnosed with Lupus.
The $1,000 Pill That Costs 68 Cents to Manufacture
Join the discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, about the new drug that was cleared by the FDA but is too expensive to reach most patients.
4 Ways Indoor Plants Improve Your Health
Can indoor greenery actually minimize cold symptoms, improve headaches, and make you happier? Check out the many benefits plants provide.
Nearly a Third of First Time Prescriptions Remain Unfilled
Nearly 1 out of 3 patients fail to fill first-time prescriptions, study finds.
3 Steps to Boost Your Happiness Right Now
Happiness has many health benefits. Being happy helps you manage pain and stress, and prevent heart disease and cancer. In this video, Robin Miller, MD, shares 3 easy tips to boost your mood today.
Reduce Stress in Just 14 Minutes
Here's an anti-aging secret: Reduce stress to soothe your telomeres. In this Health Smarts video, fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, reveals the link between your telomeres, stress, and aging, and how vigorous exercise helps keep you young.
What Are Symptoms of Stress?
Symptoms of stress can be nearly any biological or psychological reaction to a stressor, says Elissa Epel, PhD, associate professor of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco. In this video, she explains.
In Health Care, It Is Not the Building - It's What's Inside That Matters
Child and adolescent psychologist Steven Sussman, Ph.D, explains why it's not the hospital that determines the quality of the medical treatment, but the doctor.
5 Important Questions to Ask Your Doctor Before Surgery
Dr. Robert Sema says there are no wrong queries when you want to know what's going to happen in your surgery.
Staying Healthy at 50 and Beyond
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares tips to stay healthy as you age from The Doctors' latest USA Weekend HealthSmart column.
How to Save Your Muscles as You Age
In this video, fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, explains how weight training and other workouts slow down age-related muscle loss to keep you lean and mean well into your golden years.
How to Avoid Germs and Infection at the Hospital
If you'll be checking into a hospital anytime soon, take steps to avoid catching a dangerous infection. In this video, Robin Miller, MD, tells you how to steer clear of germs and bacteria.
Boost Your Brain Function and Memory with Exercise
Working out builds your brain as well as your muscles. Fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, explains how exercise boosts brain function and helps memory loss from dementia and Alzheimer's.
Take a Walk to Reduce Your Stroke Risk
Walking is one of the best things you can do to prevent a stroke. In this video, fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, explains how walking reduces blood pressure, eases inflammation, and improves cholesterol to prevent heart disease and lower stroke risk.
Teach Your Kids to Reduce Stress and Avoid Burnout
Teaching your kids how to manage stress is one of the best skills a parent can pass along. Pediatrician Tanya Remer Altmann, MD, shares tips to help kids keep their stress in check.
How Maggot Therapy Works
A story on maggot therapy. Cindy Kennedy visits Wesley Medical Center's Midwest Center for Wound Healing in Wichita to undergo maggot therapy to clean out the dead tissue in her abdomen. The process involves the introduction of live, disinfected maggots (fly larvae) into the non-healing skin and soft tissue wounds of a human or animal for the purpose of cleaning out the dead tissue within a wound.
Leeches Cure
A story on the use of leeches in curing illness. Dr. Sachin Nandedkar treats Rajiv Khedkar who suffers from psoriasis. The use of leeches in medicine dates as far back as 2,500 years ago, when they were used for bloodletting in ancient India. Bloodletting using leeches was one method used by physicians to balance the humors and to rid the body of the plethora.
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Nat Geo -The blood transports substances that the organs need to function, and it also carries away their waste. The urinary system eliminates these wastes from the body. The blood is cleansed by the kidneys, which sends the waste into the bladder, where it is stored until it is evacuated.
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Nat Geo -The endocrine system is composed of ten glands in different parts of the body. These glands produce hormones, which are chemical messengers that trigger physiological processes in cells. The production of many hormones is controlled by the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. Together, they produce a third of the body's hormones having an effect on many physiological processes.
The Cardio Vascular System
Nat Geo -The heart and the blood vessels together constitute the cardiovascular system. The two circuits of the system form a vast network composed of an infinite number of blood vessels. This system irrigates the entire body and supplies different tissues with oxygen.
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Nat Geo -Propelled by the heart, blood irrigates the body as it flows through the closed circuit of the blood vessels. Blood is composed of liquid called plasma which has various cells with different functions floating in it. With its many components, blood is essential to respiration, nutrition, and immune defense of the body.
Respiration
The human body must be constantly supplied with oxygen in order to function. The respiratory system draws this oxygen from the external environment, supplying it to the rest of the body. The system includes the nose, throat, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and the two lungs.
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Nat Geo -The skin is the largest organ in the body and acts as our protective envelope. Because of the different kinds of cells it contains, it protects us from the environment around us. Its two layers, the dermis and epidermis, shield us from many things, including ultra-violet rays.
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Nat Geo -Bone growth is a slow gradual process, stretching over almost twenty years. It begins at the embryonic stage. A fetus' skeleton is formed of cartilage, which becomes rich in minerals and begins to harden into bone. The bones do not reach their final size until adulthood.
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Nat Geo -Human beings can distinguish more than 10,000 different smells. The organs of smell are hidden inside the nose. Millions of olfactory nerve cells carry neural messages from smells to the cerebrum. The conscious representation of perceived smell is generated deep within the brain, which can link smells to memories.
Doctors Have Begun to Use Google Glass in the Operating Room
Google Glass can make a huge difference in the operating room.
Debunking Some Outdated Assumptions About Pediatric First Aid
Our medical expert Dr. Michael Patrick talks about some common first aid myths.
How to Stay Safe on Your Spring Vacation
Dr. Yael Varnado, Medical Health Expert, is giving Rebecca and 'The Better Show' viewers some great tips to keep you safe and healthy on your spring break.
School Condom Wrappers Have Parents Upset
Students in Boston getting condoms at their high schools isn't very controversial anymore. But what does have some parents up in arms .. are the wrappers some of those condoms come in! Greg Wayland has more.
Amputee Travels Cross Country to Get Prosthetic Limbs
It took thousands of miles for one man to take a few steps. A double amputee traveled from St. Lucia to Nebraska to get donated prosthetics that allowed him to walk again.
Retail Clinics Are Offering Benefits and Low-Cost Convenience
More and more retail-based clinics are opening up across the country. It can have benefits like low cost and convenience, but experts say it's not the place to go for kids' primary care or serious medical issues.
Shailene Woodley Looks Into the Oil Pulling Trend, but Does It Really Work?
For the last few weeks, it seems like everyone we know has been talking about oil pulling - heck, even Divergent star Shailene Woodley is a fan of swishing oil around in her mouth! Like most proponents of the Ayurvedic practice, Shailene says that oil pulling keeps her teeth white and kills plaque. But does it really live up the hype? Before you run to the bathroom for a 20-minute swishing session, you'll want to watch our breakdown of the ancient practice!
Caring for Yourself While Caring for a Loved One
It's difficult to find time and energy to look after your own health while taking care of a loved one, but it's vitally important to do so. This is a lesson that actress Jill Eikenberry learned when she was diagnosed with a recurrence of breast cancer while dealing with the needs of her mother, who was debilitated by dementia. Eikenberry, along with her husband, actor Michael Tucker, sit down with Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, to discuss their care giving experiences.
Why Communication Is Key When Your Partner Is Ill
LA Law's Jill Eikenberry was first diagnosed with breast cancer the same year the TV series made its debut, in 1986. Despite their busy television careers, she and her husband, co-star Michael Tucker, still managed to stay focused on each other. Eikenberry and Tucker describe to Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, how their communication changed after Jill's diagnosis and the effect that had on their relationship.
Five Things You Should Know About Caring for a Loved One
Caring for an ill family member can be a tall order. Although care giving can be one of life's rewarding experiences, the role comes with enormous responsibilities and pressures. Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, shares five tips to support you in your care giving role. The development of a caregiver team, knowing and using your resources and taking time out for yourself are just a few things that can help you navigate your care giving journey.
National Poison Prevention Week
Important tips to prevent and treat exposure to poisonous substances.
Tips for Stocking Your Medicine Cabinet This Spring
Spring is here and it's time to shift over your medicine cabinet for the season. Toss out what's old and make room for new. National beauty and wellness correspondent, Stacy Cox shares what to stock up on.
Can LSD Be Good For You?
The first LSD study conducted on patients in 40 years has revealed the drug has lasting therapeutic effects when it comes to anxiety. Should LSD be reconsidered in medical circles?
How LSD Can Help With Anxiety And Mental Health Issues
Ricky is joined by a panel of experts who weigh in on how LSD may actually be able to help people with anxiety and mental health issues.
Can LSD Actually Be Good For You?
Rick Doblin joins Ricky to talk about why LSD may actually have positive effects on the human body.
Chef Alex Reznik on the California Glove Law
A new California law requires all food service workers, including chefs and bartenders, to wear gloves at all times. Chef Alex Reznik weighs in on why this well-intentioned law may fall short of protecting consumers.
The Health Hazards of Sitting
Spending most of the day sitting can cause more than stiffness. It may increase the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and premature death, even if you exercise regularly. Find out why and what you can do about it.
Avoidng the Sunday Blues
Got the Sunday blues? Learn why you shouldn't give in and how you should be spending your Sunday.
Manic Mondays Increases Heart Attacks Risks
Did you manage your stress over the weekend? If not, you could be at risk for a fatal heart attack. The Doctors explain why stress levels are at the highest on Monday morning, and what you can do to chill out.
New York City's Rat-Infested Restaurant Map?
Could you unknowingly be dining with rodents? The Doctors discuss a new interactive map of New York City that shows residents which restaurants may have a rat problem.
Shocking Source of Earache
A 48-year-old woman who had worn a hearing aid for many years was recently admitted to the E.R. for a severe earache. When her hearing aid was removed, the startling source of her pain was revealed. Find out what was discovered inside her ear canal!
How Do You Protect Yourself From Medical Mistakes?
Pharmacies can make mistakes, how can you protect yourself?
Why It's Hard To Go To The Doctor When You're Bisexual
March is Bisexual Health Awareness Month, an effort to raise the profile of the unique mental health & well-being issues facing bisexuals. So, why do bisexuals have a higher suicide rate than their gay counterparts & what can doctors do about it?
Bisexual Health: The Worst Of The LGBTs
March is Bisexual Health Awareness Month, an effort to raise the profile of the unique mental health & well-being issues facing bisexuals. So, why do bisexuals have a higher suicide rate than their gay counterparts & what can doctors do about it?
Dangerous Male Drug Trend
A new party drug cocktail is sending increasing numbers of men to the emergency room. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how this dangerous combination affects the body.
Natural Remedies for Car Sickness
Family medicine physician Dr. Rachael Ross shares natural remedies for car sickness.
Do Casinos Pump Oxygen and Pheromones Into the Air?
The Doctors tackle the rumor that Las Vegas casinos pump oxygen and pheromones into the air to keep gamblers alert and stimulated. Is this true?
High-Tech Pillow for Improved Sleep
Suffering from a lack of sleep? Family medicine physician Dr. Rachael Ross explains how the Sleepow memory foam pillow equipped with an embedded sound machine and mp3 player can help you get a better night's rest.
How Much Sleep Do You Really Need Before Driving?
How much sleep do you really need before getting behind the wheel? Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears has the answer.
30 Minutes of Activity Can Help You Live Longer
Want to add years to your life? Get off the couch. Integrative medical specialist Robin Miller, MD, explains that being active for just 30 minutes, five times a week, could cut your mortality risk.
A Mother's Quest to Save Her Son
Mother, Jenn Mcnary, fights to get both of her sons eligible for medical treatment of Duchenne, but the FDA won'y approve the drug quick enough.
Can Doctors Be Taught How to Talk to Patients
Join the discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, about the need for improved doctor-patient communication.
Does Sleeping In Once a Week Help You Catch Up Lost Sleeping Hours?
True or False: Naps help you sleep at night. Exercise is a good sleep aid. Sleeping in makes up for sleep loss.
Tylenol Troubles: 150 Americans Die Yearly from Acetaminophen Overdose
It's one of the most popular pain medicines in the U.S., but every year 150 Americans die from accidently taking too much acetaminophen. Before you reach for another pill, find out how much is too much when it comes to taking Tylenol
2014 Goals: Stick to Your New Years Resolutions
Lose weight? Go to the gym? Stop smoking? Whatever it is you promised yourself you would do this year, we have ways that will help you reach your goals.
Strategies for Keeping Caregivers Healthy
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares healthy tips for caregivers, featured in The Doctors ' latest HealthSmart column in USA Weekend magazine.
Apps That Help Users Sleep
Health care professionals recommend that people get between seven and eight hours of sleep every night, but 40% of Americans get less than seven. A few mobile apps are designed to help users go to bed and increase their amount of sleep.
Meal Challenge: Family Drops Thousands of Calories for a Week
Rachael Ray is challenging two families to trade routines and see what happens! One keeps a strict, veggie-packed diet while the other thinks they don't have the time to eat healthy and has always opted for higher-calorie takeout. See what they learn from trying each other's choices for a week.
U.S. Healthcare Ranking
The Doctors respond to a distressing report that ranked the United States healthcare system one of the lowest among the developed nations in the world. Hear their views on how to best improve the healthcare system in America.
Power of an Hour
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, chief medical officer for Pfizer, shares the power of an hour. Learn how you can improve your health in just 60 minutes.
Daylight Saving Time Survival Guide
Thing losing an hour of sleep is no big deal? Not so, say experts, who suggest these great tips for getting your internal clock back on track.
When Should You Call 911?
We've all been taught to call 9-1-1 when distressed, but what constitutes a true emergency?
National Doctors Day!
Lifestyle expert Moll Anderson shares a special surprise with The Doctors.
Tummy Grumble Meanings
Craving something sweet or spicy? Learn the health secrets your hunger pangs reveal!
Daylight Saving Time Tips
Sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta shares secrets to survive 'springing forward.' Plus, how to have a perfect nap!
5 Easy Ways to Fight Fatigue
Just say no to more caffeeine and yes to these simple tips for improving your energy.
The Risks of Contaminated Stethoscopes
Are doctors' stethoscopes more contaminated with bacteria than their hands?
Organ Rationing: Your Location May Determine Your Survival Chances
Today more than 119,000 people in the United States are waiting for an organ transplant. We've discovered it's not just how sick you are, but where you live that determines if patients will get the organ they so desperately need.
Mom Suffers Stroke After Giving Birth
Learn how a pregnancy complication caused one woman to suffer a severe stroke after giving birth. See her inspirational story of survival and the incredible progress she's made on her road to recovery.
Which Masks Are Best at Blocking Air Pollution?
Chinese cities are frequently plagued with high levels of air-pollution, making a good face mask a necessity. Writer Debra Bruno tells Michael Arnold what to look for when buying a mask.
Attempted Murder by Feces?
The Doctors weigh in on what a nurse allegedly attempted to put in her husband's IV bag.
Why Do We Hiccup?
Why do we hiccup? See if this question can stump Dr. Charlotte Grayson.
Man's Gift Launches Chain Reaction
After Harry Damon's son, Nick, died in a snowmobiling accident, the 55-year-old firefighter struggled for a way to honor him. After getting in touch with the National Kidney Registry, Harry decided to give the ultimate gift: his own living kidney to a complete stranger. Learn the inspiring stories behind the life-saving chain reaction Harry launched.
Paying It Forward with a Kidney
After Harry Damon's son, Nick, died in a snowmobiling accident, the 55-year-old firefighter struggled for a way to honor him. After getting in touch with the National Kidney Registry, Harry decided to give the ultimate gift: his own living kidney to a complete stranger.
Meet the Donors and the Recipients in the Kidney Chain
After Harry Damon's son, Nick, died in a snowmobiling accident, the 55-year-old firefighter struggled for a way to honor him. After getting in touch with the National Kidney Registry, Harry decided to give the ultimate gift: his own living kidney to a complete stranger. The Doctors meet more than a dozen donors and recipients in the Nick Damon Memorial Chain.
How a Kidney Chain Works
After Harry Damon's son, Nick, died in a snowmobiling accident, the 55-year-old firefighter struggled for a way to honor him. After getting in touch with the National Kidney Registry, Harry decided to give the ultimate gift: his own living kidney to a complete stranger. UCLA's kidney exchange program director Dr. Jeffrey Veale explains how a kidney chain works. And, learn about recent advances in kidney surgery.
Can Your Toes Predict Your Personality?
According to the ancient Chinese and Indian practice of foot reading, your toes may reveal aspects of your personality. Find out what secrets your feet may be exposing!
7 Surefire Ways to Pump Up Your Willpower
Brigitte Kali offers you seven great suggestions to set goals and reach them.
Repairing a Below-the-Belt Injury
Male urethral and penile reconstructive surgeon Dr. Joel Gelman explains the surgery he performed to repair Chris' torn urethra.
Skateboarding Dangers: Chris' Urethra Tear
Professional skateboarder Chris Swanson, 36, is used to the bumps and bruises that go along with his profession, but he was wholly unprepared for the mortifying injury he sustained during a stunt. While performing a routine trick on a makeshift ramp and handrail, a wrong move sent him flying several feet into the air before slamming his groin on a metal rail, tearing his urethra.
NASA Technology Offers Alternative to Traditional Physical Therapy
It's hard to get back on your feet when you can't put weight on your legs, but now NASA technology is allowing for some out of this world rehabbing. Taking a walk on the anti-gravity treadmill is the new alternative in physical therapy.
American Exercise Habits Are Pretty Embarrassing
The exercise habits of the average American are appalling, according to a study recently published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Doctors Driven to Bankruptcy
Join the discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, about the issue of financing for doctors through medicare and medicaid.
The Willy Wonka Of Weed: Ontario's Newest Medicinal Marijuana Factory
Huffington Post Canada's Sunny Freeman visits Tweedy, a brand new medicinal marijuana facility in Smith Falls, Ontario.
The Willy Wonka Of Weed: Ontario's Newest Medicinal Marijuana Factory
Huffington Post Canada's Sunny Freeman visits Tweedy, a brand new medicinal marijuana facility in Smith Falls, Ontario.
Pregnant Woman Loses Unborn Son to Drunk Driver
Colorado mom Heather Surovik was days away from giving birth when she was hit by a drunk driver, resulting in the death of her unborn son, Brady. The driver at fault, who was a repeat DUI offender, pleaded guilty to two counts of felony vehicular assault and driving under the influence but under the current Colorado law, he could not be prosecuted for murder, because Brady was not considered a person.
Blue Light Phototherapy for Jaundice
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears explains what causes jaundice in babies, and shows how blue light phototherapy treats the condition.
Surviving a Burn Accident
On September 26, 2013, 23-year-old Tatiana's life was forever changed when an accidental flash explosion from a bonfire set her ablaze. Tatiana recounts her harrowing story of survival, and explains the physical and emotional challenges she now faces.
Laser Treatment for Kidney Stones
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman demonstrates how fiber optic laser technology is used to disintegrate kidney stones.
At-Home Teeth Whitening Device
Aesthetic dentist Dr. Jonathan B. Levine demonstrates how the GLO Brilliant Personal Teeth Whitening Device works to get a glowing smile.
Cutting-Edge Laser Hair Removal
Celebrity skin care specialist "Nurse Jamie" performs a cutting-edge laser treatment to zap away unwanted hair on one man's feet.
Living with Severe Burn Scars
Twenty-three-year-old Tatiana's life was forever changed when an accidental flash explosion from a bonfire set her ablaze. Tatiana explains how her injuries and resulting skin grafts have left her with a limited range of motion in her neck and lips. Plus, learn the difference between first, second and third-degree burns.
Mystery Butt Bump
Proctologist Dr. David Rosenfeld examines a woman with a mysterious bump on her backside. Find out what it is and whether you could be at risk.
The Doctors' Confessions
Our Docs are divulging their most mortifying secrets. Find out who hasn't had a pap smear in more than four years! Plus, one of The Doctors accidentally pooped their pants while driving to the airport. Can you guess who?
The Top 5 Weight Loss Surgeries
Rachel McNeil spoke with a surgeon about five weight loss surgeries and the best candidates for each.
Later School Start Times Could Help Students
A new study on adolescent sleep deprivation shows a later school start time could help students' education.
Flatulence Friends and Foes
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears and urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman break down your flatulence friends and foes to help reduce your risk of breaking wind at an inopportune time.
Which Is Worse: Sleeping on Dirty Sheets Vs. Drying with Dirty Towels?
Which is worse? Drying off with dirty towels or sleeping on dirty sheets?
Finding Help with the Doctor on Demand App
Family medicine physician and sexologist Dr. Rachael Ross and pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears show a woman how the new Doctor on Demand app can help her find a solution for a lingering cough!
Could Too Much Anesthesia Cause Suicide?
Did too much anesthesia play a role in the recent death of a woman? What you need to know before undergoing an elective procedure.
Valentine's Day Health Tips
The Doctors share tips for a happier, healthier Valentine's Day.
Best Way to Remove Ear Wax
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears shares the best way to get rid of excess ear wax.
What's the Sweatiest Part of Your Body?
Which body part creates the most toxic sweat? E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork has the answer.
All About Stomach Acid
Did you know that the acid in your stomach could dissolve a razor blade? Learn how the body protects against this acid eating away at your stomach.
Secrets Your Saliva Can Reveal
Smokers beware: Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman divulges the secrets your saliva can reveal.
Secrets Your Blood Can Reveal
Blood is perhaps the most vital fluid in our bodies. Learn how it works, and hear how doctors may be able to predict a heart attack from a blood sample.
What Is Sputum?
Find out when you should worry about the phlegm your body is producing.
Urine: What's Normal?
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman shares everything you need to know about your urine.
Soothe Stress with Laughter, Tea, and Qi-Gong
Need to relax? Stress can cause a host of health problems, but there are some proven ways to find relief. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, explains how laughter, black tea, certain scents and chi-gong, a martial art, can help drive stress away.
6 Natural Back Pain-Relief Techniques
Dealing with back pain is well a pain. But alternative therapies like acupuncture, massage, yoga and herbal therapy may relieve your symptoms. In this video, Robin Miller, MD, reveals what other alternative medicine techniques work.
Reasons Why Americans Are Not Getting Enough Sleep
About two-thirds of Americans say they're not getting enough sleep at night. The reason why may be right in front of them literally! From computers and televisions to cell phones and digital alarm clocks, we live in a world where we are flooded with light after the sun sets.
Find Your Purpose to Strengthen Your Mind
Want the secret to better brain health as you age? Have a sense of purpose. In one study, older adults with a strong sense of purpose were less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease, explains Robin Miller, MD.
The Silent Disease That Millions of Americans Don't Know They Have
One in nine Americans suffer from Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and don't even know it. This silent killer often affects people with untreated high blood pressure and diabetes. Find out if you're at risk and when you can do to prevent CKD.
#Cheknominate: Coppafeel! Want You To Check Your Boobs
#CHEKNOMINATE: Breast cancer awareness charity Coppafeel! believe that knowing your boobs could save your life. They encourage 18-30 year olds to check their breasts regularly for signs and symptoms of breast cancer.
Male Grooming Trends Rated
Men: Are your grooming habits hot ... or not? The female Docs weigh in on male fashion and hygiene trends.
Is It a Fever?
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains why it's important to know your baseline body temperature.
Your Mattress Really Impacts Your Sleep
HuffPost's Third Metric seeks to redefine success beyond money and power. As part of our ongoing series, we talk to Dr. Robert Oexman about how our mattress can influence our health and sleep.
3 Ways You're Probably Washing Your Hands Wrong
Think you know how to wash your hands? Chances are you're doing it wrong. Reporter Monica Robins visits the handwashing lab of a company that makes soaps and sanitizers for a few tips.
Are the "Sunday Night Blues" Real?
Monday mornings -- many of us are in the "recovery" phase after dealing with what some are calling the "Sunday Night Blues." It's that achy, depressing feeling we get when we realize the weekend is over, and the work week is beginning again soon!
How My Wife And I Became Closer, From Rosie O'Donnell
Rosie O'Donnell shares how she and her wife became closer after they both dealt with health issues. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
Tips to Combat Dry Skin
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares tips for protecting your skin during winter, featured in 'The Doctors' latest article in USA Weekend HealthSmart column.
Man Has Been Donating Blood for 40 Years
A 70-year-old Michigan man has been donating blood since he was a teenager. That adds up to about 30 gallons of blood donated and hundreds of lives saved.
Have Your Health Insurance Deductibles Increased?
The new year has been bringing higher health insurance deductibles for patients checking into the doctor's office or emergency room. Bob Hansen explains why you could be shelling out more for your healthcare plan in 2014.
How to Keep Safe in Winter Weather
The Doctors share vital tips for staying safe during inclement winter weather.
The Addictive Nature of Heroin
Intervention specialist Ken Seeley discusses the alarming number of heroin-related deaths in the U.S. and the warning signs of heroin addiction. Plus, why it's imperative for an addict's family to be involved in the rehabilitation process.
CVS Pharmacy's Anti-Tobacco Policy
The Doctors weigh in on CVS Pharmacy's new policy prohibiting the sale of tobacco products in their stores.
Hospital Secrets Exposed
Two registered nurses expose hidden hospital secrets that every patient needs to know.
Heroin Addiction in America
Following the tragic death of Academy Award-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, The Doctors discuss the alarming surge of heroin addiction in the U.S.
Night Time Health and Beauty Habits
Find out which health and beauty habits you're better off doing at night.
Three Mistakes Doctors Often Make
Learn about three common medical mistakes your physician may be guilty of making.
Health Secrets Your Reflection Can Reveal
What's your reflection really revealing? See how your eyes, ears, nose and neck could be pointing out potential health problems!
Home Remedies That Help You Skip the Doctor
Do you have allergies, achy joints or acne? These are all common conditions that account for thousands of doctors visits every year.
New App Helps Turn Ordinary Citizens Into Emergency First Responders
When an emergency strikes, many people feel helpless. A new app allows you to spring into action.
How to Survive an Impaling
Hear how one man survived a nail to the heart. Plus, Dr. Travis describes what you should do if you accidentally impale yourself.
How to Stop a Cheek Biting Habit
Family medicine physician and sexologist Dr. Rachael Ross offers strategies to help one woman curb her cheek-biting habit, which she says is causing wrinkles around her mouth.
Which Is Worse: Holding in Urine or Stools?
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman weighs in on whether holding in urine is worse than holding in a bowel movement.
Which Is Worse: Popping a Pimple or Picking a Scab?
Which is worse: popping a pimple or picking a scab? Family medicine physician and sexologist Dr. Rachael Ross has the answer.
How to Properly Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet
Spring is quickly approaching which means it's time to clean and get organized. When doing your spring cleaning this year it's important to properly dispose of old health products or expired medication sitting in your medicine cabinet.
Medicine Cabinet Makeover
When was the last time you gave your medicine cabinet a serious makeover? National beauty correspondent Stacy Cox, shares how to revamp and clean it out, plus tips on two important household must-haves.
The Benefits of Organ Donation
Jim, 43, and his wife, Jennie, have been searching for a kidney donor for Jim, but with no luck. The couple decided to build a kidney made of snow in their front yard, accompanied by a sign that states: "Kidney Wanted." They join The Doctors to discuss the benefits of organ donation.
3 Major Health Threats for Men
Millions of men become ill or die each year from these threats. Find out what tops the lists and how you can protect yourself.
A Couple Made a Snow Kidney as a Plea for Donor
Jim, 43, and his wife, Jennie, have been searching for a kidney donor for Jim, but with no luck. Learn what motivated the couple to build a kidney made of snow in their front yard.
A Couple Made a Snow Kidney as a Plea for Donor
Jim, 43, and his wife, Jennie, have been searching for a kidney donor for Jim, but with no luck. Learn what motivated the couple to build a kidney made of snow in their front yard.
Electronic Medical Record Is a Dirty Word to Many Doctors
Child and adolescent psychologist Steven Sussman, Ph.D, explains why many doctors object to the use of electronic health records.
Woman Hasn't Used Shampoo in 5 Years
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.
Pulmonary Rehab: Healing with Music
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
How to Survive the Cold in Sub-Zero Weather
The Best Ways to Protect Your Health in Sub-Zero Weather
USA Weekend: Tips for Weekend Athletes
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares tips to stay safe during weekend workouts from The Doctors' latest USA Weekend HealthSmart column.
The Secret to Reduce Bloating
A hot bath can be relaxing, but could adding Epsom salt to your soothing soak help reduce bloating?
Dr. Sears Shares His Weight Loss Story
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears discusses his own weight loss journey and how it motivated him to share his story with others.
Epsom Salt Treatment Results
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 Gives Tips on Living a Sustainable Life
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.
Reduce Your Chance of Stroke
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.
Why Your Body Physically Reacts to Stress
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.
How Sugar Affects Urination
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.
Does Urine Therapy Work?
The Doctors weigh in on the effectiveness of urine therapy. Should you try it?
Deborah's Successful Experience with Urine Therapy
Deborah explains how she discovered urine therapy and how it has helped her get her life back.
How Sleeping Can Heal Your Heart
Laura Schocker, Dr. Michael Grandner and Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum join HuffPost Live to discuss how sleeping can heal your heart.
How Sugar Affects Urination
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.
Does Urine Therapy Work?
The Doctors weigh in on the effectiveness of urine therapy. Should you try it?
Deborah's Successful Experience with Urine Therapy
Deborah explains how she discovered urine therapy and how it has helped her get her life back.
How To Kick Your Snooze Button Habit
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?
Would the Doctors See a Hot Doc?
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?
How to Stay Safe in the Cold
Too much time in the cold weather can hurt you regardless of what you wear.
Sensitive Skin Calming Toner
Jess makes a natural toner that calms down red blotchy skin naturally.
I Lost Weight: Scott Sewell
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!
Sitting for 5 Hours Is Equivalent to Smoking Over a Pack of Cigarettes
Bestselling author and Steve Jobs' doctor, David Agus says movement is medicine.
A Dog Could Be Your Heart's Best Friend
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.
Justin Bieber's DUI Arrest
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.
Victims of Sperm Switch at Fertility Clinic
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)
Sperm Switch at Fertility Clinic
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)
Contaminated Spices
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.
Managing Cold and Flu Symptoms
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.
How to Sit Healthy At An Office Job
A physical therapist demonstrates "the right way" to work at the office to keep your body healthy.
Is Post-Workout Hunger Increasing Your Calorie Count?
Despite the fact that a tough workout might make you want to eat enough for a family of four, your exercise routine probably isn't making you consume extra calories, according to a new research review.
Fitness Trackers And Sleep: How Accurate Are They?
Many fitness trackers measure not only the number of steps you take every day and the calories you burn, but also your sleep habits, with some trackers even claiming to measure the time you spend in each stage of sleep.
These Jobs Have The Most Obese Employees
The transportation, moving, cleaning, truck-driving, protective services and building services industries have the highest prevalence of obesity, according to a study of people in Washington state.
'I Will Survive': How Music Affects the Brain
In her book, We Will Survive, Gloria Gaynor shares 40 true stories about survivors who have found comfort, hope and courage through the power of her hit song, I Will Survive. Neurologist and music therapist Dr. Mark Tramo explains how music helps improve your physical and emotional well-being.
The Awesome Effects of Music
Want to be more relaxed, have a better memory, and have more control over your emotions? Find out how music affects multiple parts of your brain and your life.
Text Alert: Texting While Walking Is Dangerous
Australian researchers used motion-capture technology to measure how people walk while texting.
How Exercise Helps You Prevent Cancer
to prevent cancer? Exercise! In this Health Smarts video, fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, explains how exercise and everyday physical activity cuts your risk of colon and other types of cancer risk by up to 15%.
Relieve Stress with a Hug
Ever just want a hug? It turns out, a little human contact can do more than boost your mood. In this video, Barbara Ficarra, RN, talks about how a hug can reduce stress in people both before and after a difficult time.
A Surprising Key to Happiness
Taking a stand for something can boost your happiness. The stronger someone's activism is the better they felt, according to research. In this video, Barbara Ficarra, RN, discusses why having passion for a cause can improve your mood.
4 Fast and Easy Ways to De-Stress
Eating a banana or smooching a loved one, these are just a few ways to lower your stress level this holiday season
Obesity & The African-American Woman
Four out of five African-American women are overweight and a Columbia University study found that one in four black women will likely die of obesity-related diseases. It's not just due to socioeconomic factors. We look at what's behind the epidemic.
Shame: Just What The Doctor Ordered
A new study shows that 26% of women and 15% of men say they've been shamed by a doctor for everything from weight to sex to hygiene. But research suggests that shaming doesn't work, so why are docs still doing it?
4 Ways to Boost Your Motivation Right Now
Wanna quit smoking? Lose weight? Here, expert advice on the best ways to create new behaviors that bring about lasting change.
Tips for Cutting Costs on Prescriptions
More than 4 billion prescriptions are filled every year in the U.S.; however, recent reports show that 1 in 4 Americans are not filling prescriptions because the medications cost too much. Learn about an online resource that could help you save money on your meds.
How 3D Printing Works
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears tours a 3D printing facility at the University of Michigan. See how the cutting-edge technology creates exact replicas of his nose and brain! Plus, learn about the groundbreaking medical applications that 3D printing holds for the future.
3D Printing Helps Save Child's Life
See how doctors at the University of Michigan used 3D printing to render a customized, life-saving stint for a young child with a rare tracheal disorder.
New Year's Resolutions
The Doctors share their top tips to keep you healthy in the new year. Plus, learn how to prevent an injury during a workout!
Five Health Secrets Your Lips Reveal
They pucker, they pout, and they point out problems! OB/GYN Dr. Jennifer Ashton divulges five health secrets your lips can reveal.
The Docs Bust a Move
Watch as E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears get inspired by The Treadmill Guy and bust a move on a treadmill.
Treadmill Dancing
Internet sensation "The Dancing Treadmill Guy," Marcus, stops by to demonstrate how he dropped two pant sizes!
Surprising Reasons for a Fever
The Doctors share surprising reasons for a fever. Plus, when should you worry?
What Is Toe Cheese?
The dreaded "toe cheese": Learn where it comes from and how to get rid of it.
What To Do If Your Toenail Falls Off
Learn what you should do if a toenail falls off. And, how long will it take to grow back?
Jimmy Carter Announces Major Disease On Brink Of Eradication
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter joins HuffPost Live from The Carter Center in Atlanta to make a major announcement in the field of public health
Sophie Uliano's Homemade Mouthwash
If bad breath is a problem or a concern for you, start breathing a sigh of relief! Sophie Uliano has an assortment of solutions to improve your digestion and remedies for freshening your breath.
Time For Yourself? But How?
HuffPost's Third Metric seeks to redefine success beyond money and power. We know that taking time to focus on our mental and physical health is important, but why does taking that time always come with a side of guilt?
Bizarre in the ER: The Risks of a Serious Infection
E.R. physician Dr. Armand Dorian shares the story of an overweight man who came into the emergency department with what he thought was an ingrown toenail and ended up with an amputated foot. Learn the importance of good foot care.
How a Spa Trip Ended in Surgery
E.R. physician Dr. Armand Dorian shares the story of how one man's trip to the spa ended in a 3-hour surgery. Learn which trendy spa treatment you may want to avoid.
Staying Up Late Vs. Sleeping In
Learn whether sleeping in can help or hinder your health. Plus, is it worse than staying up late?
Kidney Donors and Recipients Share Their Gratitude
Dr. Jeffrey Veale, Director of the UCLA Kidney Transplantation Exchange Program helps to raise awareness for paying it forward through the selfless act of kidney donation. Altruistic kidney donor Harry Damon shares his story of how his donation started a ripple-effect saving the lives of numerous strangers.
How To Live A Longer Life
Are coffee and wine actually good for you? INSIDE EDITION sat down Dr. David Agus who offers some surprising tips on how to live a longer and healthier life.
Good Morning Workout Video
Former football star Tony Gonzalez shows you the easiest exercises to help tackle the slopes or the beach this winter
Kidney Donors and Recipients Share Their Gratitude
Dr. Jeffrey Veale, Director of the UCLA Kidney Transplantation Exchange Program helps to raise awareness for paying it forward through the selfless act of kidney donation. Altruistic kidney donor Harry Damon shares his story of how his donation started a ripple-effect saving the lives of numerous strangers.
Alpine Blitz Workout Video
Former football star Tony Gonzalez shows you the easiest exercises to help tackle the slopes or the beach this winter
Essential Sports Protection Gear to Protect Your Private Parts
Find out which two body parts need the most protection while playing football.
Coffee Vs. Sex: Which Would You Rather Give Up?
If given the choice, would you rather give up coffee or sex for a year? The Doctors explain the health benefits of both and share their answers.
What Will ADHD Medication Do to a Person Without ADHD?
Join the discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, about the effects of adhd medication on people who do not suffer from the disorder.
Treating a Curve "Down There"
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz explains a new treatment to correct a curvature in the penis. Could it work for you?
What Causes a Curve "Down There"?
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz joins The Doctors to describe what causes a curvature in a penis.
7 Minute Workout: Perfect For Anyone on the Go
Former football star Tony Gonzalez shows you the easiest exercises to help tackle the slopes or the beach this winter
The Perfect Time for Wellness
HuffPost's Third Metric seeks to redefine success beyond money and power. As part of our ongoing series, Dr. Pamela Peeke joins us to discuss her best advice for well-being and health in 2014.
Now is the Perfect Time to Prioritize Health
HuffPost's Third Metric seeks to redefine success beyond money and power. As part of our ongoing series, Dr. Pamela Peeke joins us to discuss her best advice for well-being and health in 2014.
Acupuncture After Surgery
A California doctor is using an alternative form of pain management for surgery patients... acupuncture. And it's working.
Sales of Counterfeit Prescription Drugs Have Skyrocketed
Sales of counterfeit prescription drugs soared to $75 billion last year. Monica Robins has an in-depth look at how these dangerous drugs can easily make it into your home's medicine cabinet.
4 Fixes to Stop Snoring
Snoring can range from mild to life-threatening, so it's important to try to minimize or solve the issue when possible. Robin Miller, MD, talks in this video about the types of snoring and how to prevent or manage it.
Belgium Passes Euthanasia Allowance for Terminally Ill Children
Dr. Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist in a discussion about the Belgian legislation that allows euthanasia for terminally ill children.
Healthy Tips for the New Year
'The Doctors' has an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares tips from the latest article, which focuses on strategies for improving your health in the new year.
Why Picking a Theme for 2014 Is Better Than New Year's Resolutions
It always sounds like a good idea -- quit smoking, lose 10 pounds, spend more time with the ones you love -- but are specific resolutions holding you back? We're talking trends in thematic life changes for 2014, and what could work for you.
Acupuncture Helps Alleviate Breast Cancer Treatment Side Effects
Acupuncture helps alleviate side effects of drugs commonly prescribed to treat breast cancer, study finds.
Surgeons Perform First Artificial Heart Transplant In France
The prosthetic heart was designed by French company Carmat, using tissue from biological sources like cows in an effort to reduce the likelihood of rejection by the host.
HIP Medical Identification on Your Smartphone Could Save Your Life
Seconds can save lives during a medical emergency. Find out how the same technology that allows people to instantly share pictures and videos from their smartphones is also helping save lives.
Emergency Action Plan Tips
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears shares important tips for creating an emergency action plan with your child.
Drug-Resistant E. Coli
A dangerous strain of E. coli called H30-Rx is believed to be responsible for 1.5 million urinary tract infections and tens of thousands of deaths each year in the U.S. Is the overuse of antibiotics creating a global health threat?
7 Ways To Save Your Skin This Winter
Let's face it: winter can wreak havoc on our skin, leaving it dry, chapped and looking dull. That's why Dr. Doris Day is here to share the seven ways to keep yours soft and smooth from head to toe this season!
Winterize Your Skin!
Let's face it: winter can wreak havoc on our skin, leaving it dry, chapped and looking dull. That's why Dr. Doris Day is here to share the seven ways to keep yours soft and smooth from head to toe this season!
Doc Dish: Dr. Travis' Health Quirk
Find out E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork's unusual health quirk.
The Importance of Taking Responsibility for Your Personal Health
While it is unclear as of yet how effective the new health care law will be, or how it may change and evolve as time goes on, The Doctors emphasize the importance of taking responsibility for your personal health and understanding your options.
How to Relieve Holiday Stress
What simple trick can you do at home to relieve headache and sinus pressure?
The Effects of Music on Your Brain
Christmas carol overload? Learn what music does for your brain and how to deal with others' tastes in tunes.
You Can Burn HOW MANY Calories During Sex?
Nancy is joined by Antony Karelis to discuss a study that aimed to find out just how many calories are burned during sexual activity.
Professor: Sex An Added Bonus To Your Workout Routine
Nancy finds out whether or not sex can replace a typical workout routine.
'Untold Stories of the ER': Funny ER Doctor
This ER doctor uses humor to cut through tension in the hospital.
Facility Treats the Community with Acupuncture
Christopher Gania treats his patients with acupuncture to help them heal, many of whom are Multiple Sclerosis patients.
Holiday Health Scares
It may be the most wonderful time of the year, but the holidays can also be dangerous. From depression to heart attacks, our experts explain the risks of the season and give tips on staying healthy.
Tips on How to Avoid Getting Sick from Author Gene Stone
Author Gene Stone shares the top tips for staying healthy.
Restart Project: Eat Healthy
Tracy Anderson shows how to add more greens to your diet by making a healthy kale smoothie.
Restart Project: Reward Yourself
Tracy Anderson gives pointers on when it is ok to give in to emotional cravings.
Restart Project: Life After Loss
Angela had 3 amazing children and then tragedy struck and she lost her oldest son to an accidental overdose. With the grief consuming her Angela had to find the strength to dig herself out of depression and she found it in the Karate studio that her children grew up in. Now she's ready to make peace with her loss in the studio where so many of her memories of him remain.
Got Low Back Pain? Never Stand This Way!
Low back pain is a common problem, but did you know that changing the way you stand could make a world of difference? Here are simple ways you can correct your posture to keep your back (and body) happy.
USA Weekend: Tips to Reduce Holiday Stress
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares tips to reduce your stress levels during the holidays in The Doctors' latest USA Weekend HealthSmart column.
Pioneering Surgery Lets Two Little Girls Walk
Two little girls avoided amputation and are able to walk thanks to a miraculous new surgical procedure. INSIDE EDITION has their story.
How Does Antibiotic Resistance Work?
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains what antibiotic resistance is and how it occurs due to the overuse of antibiotic medications.
Parents Discuss Infant's Rare Bone Disease
Andrew Huber was falsely accused of child abuse, until his wife, Bria found doctors who discovered a rare bone disorder in their little baby.
5 Simple Steps to Avoid Jet Lag
Feeling 'off' after a long flight? Here are 5 proven ways to get your mind and body back in the right time zone.
Contact Lens Effectively Delivers Glaucoma Medication
In the future, medication to treat eye diseases like glaucoma could be dispensed from a contact lens, new research suggests.
House Calls Can Bring Medical Costs Down
Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports on a novel approach to bringing medical costs down. It involves a variation on the once-common practice of the house call.
Fun Decorating Tricks For The Kids Table, from Sandra Lee
Sandra lee talks about table schemes and activities for the kids table, part of the series Mondays With Marlo for MarloThomas.com
Jack Osbourne On MS Diagnosis: I Had A Pity Party, Then I Took Action
Jack Osbourne joins Caroline to discuss how he reacted when he was diagnosed with MS.
The Dangers Of Chronic Migraines
The pain of a single migraine headache last hours, sometimes even days, and can result in physical, mental and emotional side effects. We discuss what can be done and the warning signs of long-term issues.
The Dangers And Pain Of Chronic Migraines
The pain of a single migraine headache last hours, sometimes even days, and can result in physical, mental and emotional side effects. We discuss what can be done and the warning signs of long-term issues.
2014 Goals-Stick to Your New Year's Resolutions
Lose weight? Go to the gym? Stop smoking? Whatever it is you promised yourself you would do this year, we have ways that will help you reach your goals.
5 Simple Fixes for a More Successful New Year
Executive coach Karen Elizaga joins Lunch Break with five tangible, simple steps to truly better yourself and get ahead in the New Year. Photo: Getty Images.
How to Dress for Winter Workouts
Don't let cold weather keep you indoors. In this video, fitness expert Vonda Wright, MD, shares tips to bundle up for winter workouts.
Important Prostate Precautions for Men's Health
Chad, 41, says his dad was treated for prostate cancer. He learns what precautions he should take in light of his dad's diagnosis.
Undergoing a Prostate Screening
This video contains images of a graphic surgical procedure. Viewer discretion is advised. Is the man in your life at risk for prostate cancer? Learn the surprising answer when an audience member undergoes an in-studio prostate exam!
"Half-Ton Killer" Talks Incredible Weight Loss
INSIDE EDITION sits down with Myra Rosales who stars a TLC special about her 800 pound weight loss after weighing more than half-a-ton! Rosales talks about her incredible weight loss and recalls the time she was charged with capital murder. The charges were dropped.
Mysterious CRPS Condition Hits Home For INSIDE EDITION Reporter
A medical mystery is afflicting the son of INSIDE EDITION's Jim Moret that causes him agonizing pain.
Doctor Explains Mysterious CRPS Condition
CRPS, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, is a rare condition that causes chronic pain throughout a person's body. INSIDE EDITION sits down with Dr. Elliot Krane to find out more.
My Daughter Beat Cancer But Died From A Hospital Mistake
Christopher Jerry joins HuffPost Live to discuss his daughter, who beat cancer but later died from a mistake from a hospital.
My Son Died After Catching MRSA In A Hospital
Carole Moss joins HuffPost Live to discuss the death of her son, who caught MRSA while staying in a hospital.
My Son Is 14 Months Seizure-Free Thanks To Medical Marijuana
Heather Jackson joins HuffPost Live to talk about her son being seizure-free for 14-months due to medical marijuana.
The 'Remarkable Difference' Medical Marijuana Made In My Epileptic Daughter
Holli Brown joins HuffPost Live to discuss her epileptic daughter's use of medicinal marijuana.
Which Is Worse for You?: Drunk Driving Vs. Drunk Walking
The Doctors set the record straight on holding in your pee vs. using a dirty porta-potty, drunk driving vs. drunk walking and binge drinking vs. daily drinking. The answers may surprise you.
Bizarre Occurrences in the ER
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? Not for one 80-year-old woman who came to the emergency room with something very strange lodged in a pretty private place. Plus, what did doctors find crawling in one man's ear?
How to Rid Your Washing Machine of Mold
Mold expert Samuel Dixon shares three tips to rid your washing machine of mold. Plus, find out what black mold can do to your health.
At-Home Test for Neck Pain
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares an at-home test you can use to determine whether your neck pain may indicate a serious problem.
At-Home Test for Neck Pain
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shares an at-home test you can use to determine whether your neck pain may indicate a serious problem.
Health Fears: Cell Phone Radiation, MRSA Infection, and Vaccine Scares
Do cell phones really cause brain tumors? And can the flu vaccine actually make you sick? Readers Digest Editor-in-chief Liz Vaccariello joins Dr. Travis to explain when a health headline should cause you to worry and when you can let it go.
Why Eating Spicy Food Can Affect Your Rear End
Do spicy foods give you a hot butt? Learn why hot sauces and peppers can lead to a burning sensation on the other end. Plus, what can you do to alleviate the pain, yet still enjoy your favorite foods?
How to Prevent Your Lungs from Burning While Running in Cold Weather
What can you do to prevent your lungs from burning when it's cold? And is it dangerous to exercise in cold weather?
Why Does It Burn When I Pee?
A Facebook fan wants to know: "Why does it burn when I pee?" Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears corrects a common misconception about urinary tract infections.
How to Perform a Self-Breast Exam
Breast surgeon Dr. Kristi Funk demonstrates how to perform a self-breast exam, which she recommends every woman do once a month. "You're looking for changes, something new," Dr. Funk says.
Five Daily Things You Could Be Doing Wrong
Chances are, your daily routines of brushing your teeth, shaving, washing your face and combing your hair are actually being done wrong. INSIDE EDITION speaks with Beauty editor, Jill Percia on how to do them right.
Soothe Stress with Laughter, Tea and Qi-Gong
Need to relax? Stress can cause a host of health problems, but there are some proven ways to find relief. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, explains how laughter, black tea, certain scents and chi-gong, a martial art, can help drive stress away.
The Karaoke Cure: Sing Away Stress and Boost Self-Esteem
Don't shy away from that karaoke mic! In this video, Robin Miller, MD, reveals how singing - even if it's off-key - reduces stress and boosts your mood and memory.
How Video Games Keep You Young
Are you a video game fan? Keep playing -- it's good for your memory! In this video, Robin Miller, MD, reveals how playing video games are a fun anti-aging pursuit to help seniors sharpen their cognitive skills and prevent memory loss.
How to Perform a Self-Breast Exam
Breast surgeon Dr. Kristi Funk demonstrates how to perform a self-breast exam, which she recommends every woman do once a month. "You're looking for changes, something new," Dr. Funk says.
Deer Hunting Safety Tips
Tree stand falls can mean injury or death for hunters. Emily Longnecker spoke with an injured hunter about the one device that could've prevented his hospital visit.
Obamacare: The Importance of Learning from Mistakes
Dr. Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist discusses the importance of learning from one's mistakes.
Fist Bumping Healthier Than Shaking Hands?
New research suggests the art of fist bumping may be cleaner than shaking hands.
Woman Raises Money to Find Answers for Mysterious Illness
It took years for a Louisiana woman to figure out what disease made her husband ill and eventually killed him. Now she wants to raise awareness and work hard to find a cure.
The Doctors' Check-in Challenge Winner, Week 3
This November, check in with The Doctors on TV and Twitter, and you could win $5,000 in "The Doctors Check-in Challenge!" See Dr. Travis surprise the third winner!
Treating a Dislocated Shoulder
Learn what you should do if you dislocate your shoulder.
Dr. Sears' Biopsy Results
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears visited gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez to undergo a routine colonoscopy. During the procedure, Dr. Rodriguez removed a polyp and sent it out for testing. Watch as Dr. Rodriguez reveals the results of the biopsy to Dr. Sears.
Colonoscopies Explained
Gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez explains how a colonoscopy is performed, and why it's safer if the patient is under anesthesia during the procedure.
A Hero's House Call
Physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Ian Smith pays a visit to Clark, a man whose selfless act of bravery put him in harm's way and changed his life forever.
Discussing the JFK Assassination
It's been 50 years since the assassination of president John F. Kennedy. The Doctors are joined by former Parkland Hospital surgeon Dr. Ronald Jones, who shares his eyewitness account of that fateful day. Plus, could there have been more than one shooter? Forensic pathologist Dr. Cyril Wecht weighs in.
Brittany Murphy's Dad Speaks Out
Father of late actress Brittany Murphy, Angelo Bertolotti, and investigative reporter and family friend Julia Davis join The Doctors to discuss the toxicology report recently released from Murphy's hair samples, which showed elevated levels of metals, indicating the actress may have been poisoned.
New Toxicology Report on Actress' Death
The Doctors are joined by toxicology expert Dr. Michael Levine who offers his professional opinion of the new toxicology report issued for the late actress, Brittany Murphy. Murphy's father believes the results show his daughter may have been poisoned. Does Dr. Levine think the results are enough to warrant a reopening of the case?
USA Weekend: Treating GERD
The Doctors and USA Weekend explain what you need to know about gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
Clark's Story
Meet Clark, a man whose selfless act of bravery put him in harm's way and changed his life forever.
How to Safely Remove Embedded Glass
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon demonstrates what to do with an embedded shard of glass.
4 Secrets to Taking a Real Power Nap
A little shut-eye can do wonders for powering you through the rest of the day. But be sure to follow these rules about how to do naps right.
Blending the Senses: Can a Medical Intuitive See Diseases?
What if you could see health problems before they are diagnosed? We introduce you to a man who claims he can diagnose your health by simply looking at you.
The Connection Between Our Brains And Our Guts
Dr. Roshini Raj and Nadya Andreeva join HuffPost Live to discuss why they feel that healthy digestion makes you happier and smarter.
The Importance of Being Earnest with Your Doctor
The information you share with your doctor is supposed to keep you healthy, but still many of you omit critical details, distort the truth, or flat out lie when questioned by your doctors. Find out what doctors say are the most common and potentially dangerous lies patients tell in the exam room.
Avoiding Toilet Trouble in Kids
The Doctors talk to Courtney and her son, Holden, who went viral via a video of him describing his hard time on the toilet. Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears offers advice to keep Holden healthy and regular.
Dr. Ordon Gets a Prostate Exam
An important element in overall prostate health is getting regular prostate exams. Watch as urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman performs a prostate exam on Dr. Ordon. Has his prostate improved since his last exam?
'My Lobotomy'
At the age of 12, Howard Dully was one of the youngest patients to undergo a transorbital lobotomy, a neurosurgery prescribed to treat psychiatric conditions. Howard joins HuffPost Live and shares his story.
Breaking Down The Strains Of Meningitis
Dr. Amesh Adalja joins Mike Sacks to break down the difference between Viral Meningitis and Meningitis B.
Dr. Says Princeton Students Should 'Definitely' Get The Unapproved Vaccine
Dr. Amesh Adalja joins HuffPost Live to share his thoughts on the controversial unapproved meningitis vaccine.
Princeton Student On Contracting Meningitis: It Was 'Excruciating'
Michael Moorin joins HuffPost Live to discuss how he contracted meningitis.
How Oil Pulling Will Change Your Life
Each week Caitlyn & Caroline co-host a conversation where they try something new. This week they try oil pulling, an ancient practice that's said to have many health benefits. Tune in and join the conversation!
The Right Way to Stop a Nosebleed
A specialist has identified the most effective and least dangerous way to stop a nosebleed. The key is to blow then pinch.
My Wake-Up Call To Prioritize Health
Tim Rath joins Nancy to discuss when he decided to prioritize his health.
The Doctors' Check-in Challenge Winner, Week Two
This November, check in with The Doctors on TV and Twitter, and you could win $5,000 in "The Doctors Check-in Challenge!" See Dr. Travis surprise the second winner, and don't forget to watch, tweet and win!
Hospital Survival Guide
Lifestyle expert and radio host Moll Anderson shares her six tips for surviving a hospital stay. Learn what you should bring with you as you await news and care for a sick loved one.
Check-In Challenge Hashtag: 11/14/13
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork reveals The Doctors' Check-in Challenge hashtag for Thursday, November 14, 2013.
Ask Our Docs: Atlanta Edition
What's the best way to regain a pre-pregnancy tummy after a C-section? Is it harmful to exercise if your muscles are still sore from a previous workout? The Doctors tackle questions from Atlanta viewers!
Walk to Improve Cholesterol and Prevent Alzheimer's Disease
Want to improve your cholesterol and prevent Alzheimer's and dementia? Take a walk! In this Health Smarts video, fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, explains how walking improves good HDL cholesterol to help tame inflammation and prevent memory loss.
Breathe Deeply to Ease Pain
Did you know that deep, slow breathing can lift your sports and even dull pain? In this video, Barbara Ficarra, RN, discusses the pain relieving benefits of this simple breathing technique.
Relieve Pain with Strong Relationships
If you suffer from chronic pain, good relationships can help. Vonda Wright, MD, explains how strong relationships help soothe inflammation and relieve rheumatoid arthritis pain.
Chanting Can Make You Heal Faster
A calm mantra just might turn you into a faster healer. Studies show that being quick tempered hinders your body's ability to heal. Barbara Ficarra, RN, explains why keeping calm can help you carry on.
Francine on Her Mother's Untimely Death
What if you didn't have the chance to say goodbye? One woman shares the tragic details of her mother's death.
David Agus: How Aspirin Helps & Vitamin D Hurts
David Agus talks about how aspirin helps and Vitamin D can hurt.
Pay Now, Live Longer: How to Make Health Last a Lifetime
Robert Capps talks about how to Make Health Last a Lifetime.
Myths About Your Body You Probably Believe
Prepare to have your world changed. Here are myths about your body you probably believe.
The Breakthrough of Instant Diagnosis
Elizabeth Holmes, founder amd CEO, Theranosin talks with Caitlin Roper about the effects of Theranos instant diagnosis offerings for patients and doctors..
How to Keep Limbs and Joints Strong
Strong knees and a strong grip help prevent joint pain and lower hospitalization risk among the elderly. In this video, Vonda Wright, MD, reveals how strength training is an anti-aging move that fights pain and improves balance.
Can Positive Thinking Help You Heal?
Dr. Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, explains the benefits of positive thinking for healing.
Can You Really Afford Your Workout?
If you add up the cost of your gym membership, equipment and the cost of additional classes, you may be losing a lot more money than pounds. We breakdown exercise and spending habits to see if they really are correlated to achieve the best balance.
Do Food Stamps Make Poor People Fat?
Food stamps contribute significantly to an obesity problem in south Texas, according to a recent story in the Washington Post.
The Benefits of Foot Rollers for Muscle Rehabilitation
Behnad Honarbakhsh, MPT, BHK, CSCS, CAFCI, D.O.(c), discusses benefits of foot rollers for muscle exercise and rehabilitation.
The Doctors Answer Entertainment Tonight's Health Questions
Have trouble sleeping? Unusual pain during pregnancy? The Doctors answer questions from Nancy O'Dell, Brooke Anderson and Entertainment Tonight staffers.
Healthy Skeptic: Do Hand Sanitizers Work?
Alcohol hand sanitizers claim to be an effective alternative to hand-washing. But are they as good as they claim? The Healthy Skeptic explains.
The Benefits of Social Media for Your Self-Esteem
If you're a social media junkie, here's good news: It's good for your self-esteem. In this Health Smarts video, Robin Miller, MD, reveals how posting social media updates boosts your mood. So, what's your status?
Generic Drug Fraud?
The Doctors are shocked by a story about a drug company that allegedly falsified its data in order to obtain approval for its drugs by the Federal Drug Administration. Are your medications safe?
Three Tips to Disguise 'Man Boobs'
Men: Do you have the dreaded "man boobs"? Learn three ways to disguise them.
Three Health Habits You're Doing Wrong
From sunscreen application to contact lens care, The Doctors share three health habits you're doing wrong.
Three Habits That Are Making You Stink
Learn three surprising habits that may be making you stink.
Family Hopes Daughter's Seizures Can Be Treated with Marijuana
An Iowa family whose toddler suffers from severe seizures plans to move to Colorado, hoping their daughter can be treated with medical marijuana.
Receiving A 'Fat Letter' Would Have Changed My LIfe
At least 19 states are sending home legislatively mandatory BMI reports, so-called 'fat letters' to parents of elementary, middle- and high-school students. We discuss their effectiveness and their unintended impact on students' body images.
Spend Time with Friends Can Make You Live Longer
Spending time with family and friends may help you live longer. Research shows that people who are socially connected cope with stress better than those who aren't. In this video, Robin Miller, MD discusses the other health benefits of socializing.
Dr. Travis' Nashville House Call
In a special house call, E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork heads to Nashville, Tennessee, to meet a man who lost his arm after being struck by a car. See the life-changing surprises 'The Doctors' helps provide to improve his quality of life.
Some People Find Relief in a New Kind of Acupuncture
Dry needling looks like acupuncture but physical therapists say it isn't.
Is Alcohol Making You Ugly?
Would you stop drinking if you found out it might make you less attractive or look older than you actually are? The Doctors check out an iPad app called "The Drinking Mirror," that shows you how alcohol can speed up the aging process!
Controlling Your Quality of Life Over the Years
As a cancer survivor himself as well as a longtime supporter of medical research, Michael Milken knows firsthand that quality of life and making smart, healthy decisions can save your life as you get older. And as life expectancy continues to rise, making those choices as a preventative measure has never been more important.
Small Public Park Improvements Could Boost Physical Activity in the US
Small and inexpensive improvements can help boost physical activity in American parks.
What Drives Michael Milken's Fight Against Disease?
Michael Milken knows a thing or two about health advocacy and trying to make the world a healthier place. As the driving force behind the Milken Institute, Faster Cures, the Melanoma Research Alliance and the Prostate Cancer Foundation, few people have dedicated more time and money to fighting cancer and other serious illnesses than Milken.
How Can We Remove Barriers to Medical Progress?
"There's never been a more exciting time in medical research than today." So states leading philanthropist and health advocate Michael Milken in a conversation with Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D., chief medical officer of Pfizer. . The good news is that exciting medical breakthroughs are within our grasp; the not-so-good news is that it still takes too long and costs too much to bring new medical treatments to patients.
Some Herbal Products Contain Unlisted Ingredients
Some herbals products may contain ingredients not listed on the labels.
Study: Women With Big Butts Are Healthier
It's all about the junk in the trunk! A new study reveals the benefits of having a big booty!
Overweight Teens Have Higher Risk for Adult Cancer
Overweight teens are at a higher risk for developing cancer as an adult.
Where You Live Could Determine How Much Medicine You Take
Researchers found that prescription drug use varied across the country.
Top Tips to Look After Your Eyes
http://www.streamingwell.com/top-tips-for-looking-after-your-eyes-video.html Eye conditions often do not display symptoms until damage has occurred. Find out what you can do to enjoy healthier eyesight. Find us on: StreamingWell.tv Like us on: facebook.com/StreamingWell Follow us on: twitter.com/StreamingWell Follow us on: pinterest.com/StreamingWell/ Follow us on youtube.com/StreamingWell
Orlando Jones' Halloween Health Question
Actor and comedian Orlando Jones joins 'The Doctors' from the set of Fox's hit new show, 'Sleepy Hollow'. Hear his hilarious health question about the potential effects of fear!
Deborah Norville on the Impact of Celebrity Health Stories
Health stories are a part of the daily news flow. But the ones that often get people talking are when a celebrity brings a health issue to light. Deborah Norville has seen her fair share of those stories during her decades-long tenure at "Inside Edition."
The Symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis
Larissa Roux, MD FRCP Dip Sport Med, MPH, PhD, discusses sports medicine and plantar fasciitis.
Midweek Cocktail Chatter with @Joshzepps
Join Josh for the Midweek Cocktail Chatter! Along with a group of expert guests, we want to hear from YOU about this week's top stories.
Penn Jillette: People Against Vaccines Have 'Blood On Their Hands'
Penn Jillete, world renowned magician, performer and filmmaker, joins HuffPost Live to discuss his thoughts on those who don't vaccinate their children.
The Impact Of Celebrity Health Stories
Health stories are a part of the daily news flow. But the ones that often get people talking are when a celebrity brings a health issue to light.
The Doctors Help in Kidney Search
A South Carolina woman whose husband tried to find a donor kidney for her by walking the streets wearing a large sign recently received a kidney transplant. And they credit The Doctors for the lifesaving procedure.
How Yoga Changes Your Body, Starting The Day You Begin
The Eastern practice of yoga has become a modern-day symbol of peace, serenity and well-being in the West. More than 20 million Americans practice yoga, according to the 2012 Yoga in America study, with practitioners spending more than $10 billion a year on yoga-related products and classes.
What Can Your Body Do with an Extra Hour of Sleep?
Here is what your body can do with an extra hour of sleep.
How Much Does It Take to Overdose?
There really can be 'too much of a good thing'. Check out the amounts calculated for one sitting consumption by a 150 lb. person.
Facts About the Human Body
Here are some answers to why you get the chills, pruney fingers, pins and needles, brain freeze, and that falling sensation when you're about to fall asleep.
Deborah Norville on Inside Edition's Health Stories That Hit Home
Deborah Norville has a lot to celebrate. Her career has spanned decades with major success as a television host and an author, now with her show "Inside Edition" celebrating its 25th anniversary on the air, it's time for some reflection.
The Benefit of Home Workouts for Better Blood Sugar
Not a fan of the gym? Fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, shares tips for great home workouts to help you lose weight, manage your blood sugar, and prevent type 2 diabetes.
The Media's Role In Health Awareness
Over the course of her career, reporting on a myriad of health-related stories has taught "Inside Edition" host Deborah Norville one important lesson: You have to be willing to take the reins when it comes to your health. The fact that she can use her medium -video - to help drive that message across makes her job even more important to her.
Get to Know Your Fasting Blood Sugar
Do you know your fasting blood sugar number? It's the key to preventing prediabetes and diabetes. In this video, Kevin Soden, MD, explains the anti-aging benefits of managing your blood sugar and makes a case for having it tested sooner rather than later.
Lift Weights to Lose Weight
Fitness expert Vonda Wright, MD, says the benefits of strength training go way beyond stronger muscles. Learn how weight lifting helps melt belly fat and prevent arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, and other health woes.
How Exercise 'Turns On' Good Genes
Exercise benefits go beyond helping you lose weight. Fitness expert Vonda Wright, MD, explains how just 3 hours exercise a week turns on more than 100 genes that help prevent cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and fatty livers.
4 Tips to Help You Go Green
Ever consider that a healthy environment can create a healthier you? It's true: Going green can pay some serious health dividends. Michael Roizen, MD, discusses four tips to improve the environment and your health.
The Dark Side of CT Scans
CT scans ahelp doctors evaluate everything from cancer to fractures. But CT scans also deliver a hefty dose of radiation. Kevin Soden, MD, reveals 2 questions to ask your doctor about computerized tomography.
Best Time to Take Your Calcium Supplement
Taking a calcium supplement can help keep your bones strong, but when you take that supplement can make it more effective. Kevin Soden, MD, shares tips for the best time to take your calcium.
Good Sleep Quality and Quantity Helps Reduce Diabetes Risk
The amount of sleep you get and the quality of your sleep can impact on the risk of diabetes. In this video, Robin Miller, MD, explains how sleep can affect insulin sensitivity.
Fight Chronic Disease with a Hunter-Gatherer Mentality
It may sound crazy, but one of the best ways to reduce your risk of chronic disease may be to act like our hunter-gatherer ancestors. Robin Miller, MD, discusses what made our ancestors lifestyles so healthy.
How to Bounce Back from a Setback
One key to longevity is resilience, the ability to keep on in the face of adversity, such as the death of a loved one or the loss of a job. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, outlines his strategy for bouncing back from adversity and moving forward.
Fight Depression by Saying Thank You
Want to feel 25% happier right now? Just say "thank you." In this Health Smarts video, Kevin Soden, MD, explains how expressing gratitude lifts your mood, boosts your immune system, and may help prevent depression.
4 Ways to Banish Depression
Feeling down in the dumps? Being depressed or even a little sad can take a toll on your health. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers four tips to boost your mood and help you find your happy place.
Reduce Stress Now to Prevent Diabetes Later
Taking steps to reduce stress now will help you prevent diabetes later on. Kevin Soden, MD, explains how stress affects your blood sugar and shares tips to reduce stress.
Sip Chamomile Tea to Stress Less
Overwhelmed by stress? Fix yourself a cup of chamomile tea. In this Health Smarts video, Kevin Soden, MD, explains how the antioxidant flavonoids in chamomile tea affect brain chemistry to help reduce stress.
Sip Green Tea to Get Happy
Need to lift your mood? Sip a cup of green tea. In this Health Smarts video, Kevin Soden, MD, explains how antioxidants in green tea may help boost production of the feel-good brain chemicals serotonin and dopamine to prevent depression.
Where to Store Your Vitamins
Did you know that how you store vitamins can help -- or harm -- their potency? In this Health Smarts video, Kevin Soden, MD, explains why your bathroom medicine cabinet may not be the best place for your supplements.
What Belongs in Your Medicine Cabinet?
Are you prepared for an emergency? In this Health Smarts video, Dr. Kevin Soden, shares 4 basic items to include in your medicine cabinet to manage anything from a headache to a heart attack.
Tips to Help Men Prevent Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis isn't just a women's health issue. It affects men, too. In this Health Smarts video, Kevin Soden, MD, shares 4 tips to help guys build strong bones.
Three Tips for Going Green and Boosting Your Health
Trying to lower your carbon footprint? You don't have to make drastic changes to go green. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, shares his tips for becoming more environmentally friendly--and healthier.
The Benefits of Working Out
Exercise comes with many perks. In this Health Smarts video, fitness expert Vonda Wright, MD, shares the benefits of exercise, including appetite control and preventing cancer, heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, and more.
How to Have a Healthy Commute
Long commutes aren t very good for your health. They eat into exercise time and add to your sitting time. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers tips to make your commute healthier.
How to Find a Good In-Home Healthcare Service
If you or a loved one has had major surgery like a hip replacement that requires home health care, finding the right service can be a challenge. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, shares his tips for finding the right home health care for you.
How to Dispose of Prescription Medication Safely
Want to get rid of old prescription drugs knocking around in your cupboards? In this Health Smarts video, Dr. Kevin Soden, shares 4 DEA- and FDA-approved tips to dispose of prescriptions drugs safely.
How Strength Training Helps Your Health
Strength training has many health benefits. In this Health Smarts video, fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, explains how resistance training help prevent diabetes, osteoporosis, and back pain, as well as age-related muscle loss.
Eat More to Lose Weight
If you're looking to fight belly fat as you age, here's a tip for you: Eat regular meals. People who eat meals at regular times tend to have smaller waists than people who sometimes skip them. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, explains.
What Nighttime Bathroom Trips May Mean
Do you get up more than once a night to go to the bathroom? It could be a sign of something wrong. Barbara Ficarra, RN, explains how frequent urination may be a sign of diabetes, sleep apnea, kidney problems or urinary tract infection.
Why You Shouldn't Skip Your Vacation
Short trips, taken frequently, can do as much for you and your health as a long vacation. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, explains how short getaways can boost your health and reduce stress.
Danielle's 140-Pound Weight Loss Reveal
Danielle, 27, appeared on The Doctors last November and shared her experience undergoing robotic gastric bypass surgery. The Doctors then set her up with a nutritionist and a personal trainer to help her on her journey to a healthier life. Danielle has since lost 140 pounds and gone from dress size 24 to 4! See her remarkable transformation and learn how she did it!
What Nighttime Bathroom Trips May Mean
Do you get up more than once a night to go to the bathroom? It could be a sign of something wrong. Barbara Ficarra, RN, explains how frequent urination may be a sign of diabetes, sleep apnea, kidney problems or urinary tract infection.
Telemedicine: Emergency Room Alternative
This year, nearly 800,000 Americans will have a stroke -- and when it comes to survival and quality of life, timing is everything. Not that long ago, a neurologist couldn't always be in the emergency room, but now there's telemedicine. It's all about providing patients with care they may not be able to get. What telemedicine is -- and why it's considered 'the alternative.'
Top 4 Stress Fighters You Need Right Now
When left unchecked, stress can do a number on your body. But you'd be surprised at the simple steps you can take to help lessen or avoid its damaging effects.
The 'Intimidation Factors' That Come With Exercise When You're Plus-Size
Josh Brooks and Paige Waehner join HuffPost Live to go over some of the intimidation factors that come with exercising when you're plus-size.
How I Overcame Intimidation From My Trainer
Blogger Eric Edberg joins Caitlyn to discuss how he overcame intimidation from his trainer to lose weight.
Medicago Fight Flu with Tobacco
Find out how a Canadian pharma company turns genetically modified plants into a vaccine factory.
How to Get Gum Out of Anything
Handy Ma'am shares a few good tips to get chewing gum out of anything.
How to Unclock a Kid's Bedroom
Kids lock doors: Handy Ma'am shares three tricks to unlock a bedroom door.
The DNA Clock That Tracks The Age Of Your Cells And Tissues
A new study, published Monday in peer-reviewed journal Genome Biology, suggests that we all have an internal biological clock that tracks the aging process -- and may reveal the true age of our cells and tissues. It's hidden right in our DNA.
New Laser Treatment for Tattoo Removal
Cosmetic surgeon Dr. Alex Kaplan joins the show to demonstrate how a new type of laser treatment can help you lose your unsightly tattoo in half the time of traditional removal treatments.
Is Aspirin Therapy Right for You?
You've got to love aspirin. For most people, it's a safe way to treat headaches and body aches and pains -- and you'll be hard pressed to find something that works better. But is aspirin therapy right for you?
Natural Cures for Diarrhea
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears shares natural remedies for diarrhea.
Anxiety and Diarrhea
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains why anxiety can cause digestive problems.
Natural Cures for Awkward Body Problems
From a simple tip to curb burping, to a quick fix for bad breath, The Doctors offer natural remedies for your most embarrassing body problems.
The Health Benefits of Herbal Teas
Dr. Dhaval Dhru explains how herbal teas are not quite tea and how to get the most benefits from them.
The Causes of Constipation
David Israel, BSc, MD, FRCPC, discusses constipation causes.
Vodka For Your Sore Throat?
Hollywood beauty expert Kym Douglas shares a simple, and surprising, solution for a sore throat.
Vodka-Based Home Remedies
Hollywood beauty expert Kym Douglas shares simple at-home tips to soothe aching muscles and freshen up stinky feet.
Obamacare Will Show The U.S. 'How Big Of A Doctor Shortage We Have'
Dike Drummond joins HuffPost Live to discuss how Obamacare will highlight the doctor shortage in the United States.
Many Preventative Treatments Are Free Under the Affordable Care Act
Mammograms, colonoscopies, cholesterol screening and breast cancer gene counseling - just a few of the dozens of preventive care services that will be free in 2014 under the Affordable Care Act.
The Health Benefits of Standing Instead of Sitting
Standing has been found to reverse a bit of the damage excess sitting does, getting some of the body's functions back to working at an optimal level.
Can a Cocktail Cure Your Hangover?
The Doctors discuss whether drinking alcohol the morning after a night out will help ease the pains of a hangover.
How to Reduce Your Cell Phone Radiation Risk
Cell phones emit electromagnetic radiation that's linked to cancer and lower fertility. Robin Miller, MD, shares 3 easy steps to limit your exposure to mobile phone radiation.
You Really Can Become Immune To Your Deodorant
We sweat for a reason. And yet, we spend $18 billion a year trying to stop or at least mask the smell of our sweat.
What Causes High Blood Pressure?
Genetics may be to blame for your high blood pressure. But poor lifestyle choices can also cause hypertension, according to Merle Myerson, MD, in this WisePatient video.
What's the First Thing I Should Do to Treat My Hypertension?
Treating high blood pressure often starts with making healthy lifestyle changes. If those don't do the trick, says Merle Myerson, MD, in this WisePatient video, your doctor may prescribe medication, too.
Should I Check With My Doctor Before Starting an Exercise Program?
Exercise is a great way to help prevent heart disease. In this WisePatient video, cardiologist Merle Myerson, MD, shares some smart safety tips when starting a fitness program.
How Can Exercise Help Me Lower Hypertension?
Got high blood pressure? Exercise can help. In this WisePatient video, cardiologist Merle Myerson, MD, explains why exercise is a smart idea whether your hypertension is mild, severe, or somewhere in between.
What Are the Top Three Things I Should Do If I've Been Diagnosed With Hypertension?
If your doctor says you have high blood pressure, follow these tips from cardiologist Merle Myerson, MD. In this WisePatient video, she shares a three-step strategy to manage hypertension, including healthy lifestyle changes you should make.
PICO Treatment Helps Wounds Heal Faster
Every year about 500-thousand patients in the U.S. develop SSIs, which claim more than ten-thousand lives. Now a new simple treatment for wounds can help heal them before they have a chance to kill.
What Is Low Blood Pressure and Is It a Health Concern?
Some people don't have to worry about their blood pressure being to high but too low. In this WisePatient video, cardiologist Merle Myerson, MD, defines low blood pressure, also known as hypotension.
Five Simple Habits to Help You Trump Lousy Genes
Heart disease and diabetes may run in your family, but your habits have a bigger impact on how you age. Vonda Wright, MD, explains how healthy lifestyle choices, like eating right and not smoking, can trump genetics.
Tips to Decrease Back Pain and Increase Circulation
Physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Ian Smith demonstrates quick and easy exercises to help alleviate lower back pain and increase circulation.
Vicki Lawrence's Health Scare
Vicki Lawrence -- best known for playing Thelma "Mama" Harper on "Mama's Family" -- tells The Doctors about a real-life health scare.
Mama's Tips for Staying Young
Vicki Lawrence - best known for playing the feisty Thelma "Mama" Harper on "Mama's Family" -- joins The Doctors to play "guess the celebrity," give E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork a gift and offer tips on staying young.
Habits That May Negatively Affect Your Health
The Doctors share surprising habits that may be negatively affecting your health.
More Habits That May Negatively Affect Your Health
Learn why comfy pajamas may be bad for you as The Doctors share the surprising habits that could be negatively affecting your health.
Medical Breakthrough: Relief for Those Suffering from Hemorrhoids
More than 15-million Americans suffer from the pain and discomfort of hemorrhoids. Now, a non-invasive treatment is making these bleeding blood vessels disappear almost effortlessly.
Five Dollar Health Fixes to Save You Big Money on Meds
We spend seven-billion dollars on over-the-counter medicines. But instead of doling out cash at the pharmacy, some home remedies can relieve the pain for less cash.
What Is The Future Of Plastic Surgery?
Plastic surgeons are in San Diego this week discussing the future of the industry, which includes stem cell therapy. Dr. Bob Murphy, the head of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, said the industry has a long history of forward thinking. He said stem cell therapy can be applied in elective procedures and reconstructive procedures.
How Much Water You Should Drink
Your body is approximately 70 percent water and needs replenishment to function properly. How much should you drink?
True Wellness: European Biological Medicine
At a time when conventional health care is failing many Americans, patients in record numbers are turning to alternative medicine for answers.
Manejo De La Diabetes - Estar Activo
Un experto en diabetes habla de c mo uno mismo puede manejar su diabetes al mantenerse activo. El ejercicio no es s lo acerca de perder peso, tiene muchos beneficios para la salud como reducir el colesterol, mejorar la presi n arterial, reducir el estr s y la ansiedad, asi como mejorar su estado de nimo.
Manejo De La Diabetes - Monitoreo Y Tratamiento De Glucosa Y Az car En La Sangre
Janice Hidalgo, Gerente de Proyecto del Programa Educativo de autocontrol de la Diabetes en el IPRO, habla de la importancia de practicar el auto-monitoreo de niveles de az car en la sangre con regularidad.
Manejo De La Diabetes - Aspecto Emocional
Janice Hidalgo, Gerente de Proyecto del Programa Educativo de autocontrol de la Diabetes en el IPRO, habla sobre el aspecto emocional de la enfermedad.
Manejo De La Diabetes - Reducir Los Riesgos
Conozca cu les son los factores de riesgo de la diabetes y las medidas preventivas que puede tomar.
Manejo De La Diabetes - Tomando Los Medicamentos
Janice Hidalgo, Gerente de Proyecto del Programa Educativo de autocontrol de la Diabetes en el IPRO, explica c mo auto-controlar la diabetes tomando sus medicamentos correctamente.
Manejo De La Diabetes - Resoluci n De Problemas Y Planificaci n De La Acci n
Janice Hidalgo, Gerente de Proyecto del Programa Educativo de autocontrol de la Diabetes en el IPRO, habla de c mo auto-controlar la diabetes, aprendiendo a resolver problemas y tomar las medidas necesarias.
When Doctors Don't Listen
Do you feel like your doctor isn't really listening to you? Check out what two ER doctors say you need to do to make sure your doctor is really paying attention to your medical needs.
Home Remedy For Ear Infections
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon debunks a common myth about treating ear infections and offers a natural, effective home remedy.
Three Activities to Avoid When Drunk
Learn which three activities you should avoid when under the influence of alcohol.
Food Poisoning Outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued a warning for the parasite cyclosporiasis. Learn the symptoms and how to keep you and your family safe from infection.
Post Workout Sweating
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Ian Smith offer tips to alleviate excessive sweating post workout.
How Bad "Bediquette" Can Affect Your Health
Proper etiquette at the dinner table can help avoid embarrassment, but good manners shouldn't end in the dining room! From nighttime flatulence to nocturnal drooling and more, learn the potential health hazards of bad "bediquette!"
Potential Health Hazards of Too-Tight Pants
The Doctors discuss the health risks of women's most embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions! Learn how overly tight pants can suffocate ladies' "self-cleaning ovens" and promote an environment that breeds bacteria!
Potential Health Hazards of G-Strings
The Doctors discuss the health risks of women's most embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions! See why a high-riding G-string, also known as a "whale's tail," can increase the risk of urinary tract infections.
Omega-3s May Not Boost Memory
Omega 3 fatty acids may not boost thinking and memory after all.
Doctors Perform Heart Surgery On Fetus
In this video a thin needle is inserted into the heart of a fetus undergoing surgery. Courtesy of the Children's Hospital Los Angeles-USC Institute of Maternal-Fetal Health at CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center
New Health Risks of Living Near an Airport Discovered
People who live near airports often say they've adapted to the noise levels, but new research points to evidence that avoiding some heath risks may be out of their control.
Summer Myths: Get the Facts
Can ocean water heal a cut? Can you get sunburned on a cloudy day? We cut through these seasonal myths to find out the facts.
FDA Looks to Regulate Medical Apps For Tablets and Phones
The FDA will regulate certain medical apps for your phone or tablet -- like those that act like an EKG.
Vitamin D May Not Boost Bone Health
Women who take Vitamin D supplements to boost their bone health may be wasting their money. Calcium supplements, however, do appear to slow bone loss.
Underage Teens Get Cigarettes and Alcohol from Friends and Family
A new study finds most underage youth get cigarettes and alcohol from friends or family members.
Tidy Desks Linked to Healthy Eaters
What does your desk say about you? A new study finds if you keep a tidy desk, you may be a healthy eater. But, if you keep a messy desk, you may be more creative at work.
Arm-Wrestling Dangers
Watch the unexpected result when two friends challenge each other to a friendly arm-wrestling match.
Cavity Search Health Risks
Friends Brandy and Alexandria were driving home to Houston, when they were stopped for speeding. Officers said they smelled marijuana, and a male officer called in a female officer to do a cavity search. The Doctors discuss possible health risks the women might face because the officer used the same glove.
Jamie's Urine Test Results
Jamie says she urinates about five times an hour and asks The Doctors about the possible causes of her frequent urination. Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman performs a urine test to rule out serious health problems.
Causes of Frequent Urination
Jamie says she urinates about five times an hour. The Doctors share the possible causes of her frequent urination.
How 3D Scans Are Helping Knees
After doing some research and consulting his doctor, Chuck Ernst decided his best option for his knee problem was a costume knee replacement created with 3D CAT scan technology.
It's Happened: A Salmonella Outbreak During the Shutdown
A salmonella outbreak from chicken is highlighting the risk that the partial government shutdown could make it harder to detect and track foodborne illnesses. Betsy McKay and the International Food Information Council's Marianne Smith-Edge discuss. Photo: Getty Images.
Richie Davidson, Ph.D.: How Well-Being Can Be Cultivated
In this session we look at emotions as evolved behavioral responses, how well-being can be cultivated, and how our emotions can influence health. We further investigate the nature of compassion and its compatibility with evolutionary theory.
Esther Sternberg, M.D.: How Stress Can Make You Sick
In this session we look at emotions as evolved behavioral responses, how well-being can be cultivated, and how our emotions can influence health. We further investigate the nature of compassion and its compatibility with evolutionary theory.
Foster Farms Chicken Pinpointed As Cause Of Salmonella Outbreak
Health officials urged consumers to cook chicken thoroughly and take other precautions after an 18-state salmonella outbreak that has made hundreds sick in recent months.
You've Got Loren Brill
After being diagnosed with Hodgkins' lymphoma, Loren Brill took her hobby for amazing desserts and turned them into a therapeutic business venture that mixes peace of mind with all-natural baking.
Is Taking a Lunch Break Better for Your Health?
Are there real health benefits in taking a lunch break? Heidi Mitchell has answers on Lunch Break. Photo: Getty Images.
Can Obesity Talks Trigger An Eating Disorder?
A new study suggests that talking to our kids about obesity could possibly trigger an eating disorder. So how do parents have the right conversation with their children when it comes to practicing healthy eating habits?
What Your Body Does in 30 Seconds
In the next 30 seconds, your body will do an amazing amount of things.
How Much Stuff Do Our Bodies Make In A Year
The amount of hair, skin, sweat, tears, pee, and, uh, more that our bodies make in a year.
6 Perception Altering Facts About Your Body
Your body is a wonderland. A slightly terrifying wonderland.
Ginseng Growers Face Poaching Problem
Ginseng can be worth hundreds of dollars per pound which is causing illegal harvest problems in places where it grows naturally.
The Affordable Care Act Rolls Out
Danielle Leigh reports the rollout of the Affordable Care Act-also known as "Obamacare"- began as people are able to start signing up for new insurance policies that begin Jan. 1, when the law's major provisions are set to go into effect.
Tips to Avoid Health Insurance Scams
The Doctors discuss open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act and how you can avoid scam artists who may try to steal your information.
The Effects of Zero Gravity on the Body
As space travel becomes more common, it's important to be aware of the effects that no gravity can have on the body.
How to Avoid Prescription Errors
According to the National Patient Safety Foundation, there are approximately 30 million dispensing errors per year, out of about 3 billion total prescriptions. The Doctors share their advice for avoiding a medication mix-up.
Study: ICU Stays May Lead to Dementia-Like Brain Symptoms
The study looked at more than 800 ICU patients admitted to two Nashville Medical Centers.
Cocaine, HIV Linked In Research
Cocaine may not only rewire the brain after one use, but could also increase users' susceptibility to HIV, a new study suggests.
Fundraising for Kawasaki Disease Foundation
Scrubs actress Sarah Chalke and pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears raise funds for the Kawasaki Disease Foundation, courtesy of RapidLash a clinically proven product to boost the appearance of eyelashes and eyebrows. See how much money they raise, as they "spin it to win it"!
What the New Healthcare Law Means for You
Dr. Nancy explains what the new Healthcare Law means for you.
Why Does My Body Do That?
Get answers to why you get the chills, pruney fingers, pins and needles, brain freeze, and that falling sensation when you're about to fall asleep.
The Government Shutdown and Your Health
Learn how the U.S. government shutdown may impact your health.
Are There Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Your Shampoo?
Could your shampoo cause cancer? Learn which carcinogenic chemicals in shampoo to avoid.
Blood Pressure Risk Can Be Detected in Urine
Measuring sodium levels in a child's urine may help doctors determine those at risk of high blood pressure.
4 Surprising Health Benefits of Beer
Beer may be better for your health than you think.
Deep Divide Over Health Law Persists
Don't expect the government shutdown to end soon, was the message Tuesday from Senate Republican leaders and Democratic aides. Also, lurking behind the shutdown are two starkly different views of how Americans see the health-care law. Neil King discusses. Photo: Getty Images.
Millions Visit Obamacare Exchanges On Launch Day as Glitches Persist
On the first day Americans could shop for health coverage on Obamacare's new health insurance exchanges, 2.8 million people visited the federal government's HealthCare.gov -- as President Barack Obama's administration feverishly scrambled to fix glitches that prevented users from signing on.
Why Your Coffee Maker May Be Dangerous
You might be getting more than caffeine with your morning cup of Joe. Bacteria and mold can form in the coffee maker's water reservoir and piping system.
Exercise Vs. Medicine in the Battle Against Disease
A study out of the U.K. shows regular exercise can be just a beneficial as medication when it comes to heart disease, diabetes and stroke.
Some Causes Of Premature Aging from Dr. Oz
Dr. Oz talks about some things that can lead to premature aging. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
Gym Bag Must-Haves For Fall
Fall is here! Don't let the cold weather stop you from being active. Health and fitness guru, Owen McKibbin shares tips from his fall fitness survival guide to staying on the workout wagon.
White House Releases Animated Explanation of ObamaCare
As ObamaCare discussions go on and a potential Government shutdown aimed at preventing its funding, the White House releases an animated video on showing the benefits of ObamaCare ahead of its introduction on October 1. (Photo: The White House)
5 Things to Know About Obamacare's Open Enrollment
A major part of the health care reform law rolls out Tuesday, giving 48 million Americans without health insurance a new option.
Research Shows Blood Transfusions May Be Overused
There is no doubt blood transfusions can save lives. But growing research shows they can be overused.
Miniature Horse Used as a Therapy Animal
A miniature horse finds his calling as a therapy animal.
Healthcare Clinics Are Preparing For an Influx of New Patients
Healthcare clinics are preparing for an influx of new patients as health insurance becomes more available.
5 Things Health Exchanges Won't Tell You
Health insurance marketplaces are the centerpiece of the Affordable Care Act. They are also its most misunderstood aspect. MarketWatch's Thomas Bemis discusses five things health exchanges won't tell you. (Photo: Getty Images)
Health Insurance Rates May Drop on New Exchange
With new health insurance exchanges opening, patients may be surprised to see the new premiums that are being offered.
I'm Coming Out... As Pro-Vaccine
Some mom coming out in favor of vaccines shouldn't be breaking news. There's nothing edgy about siding with most parents, nearly all the world's governments and the vast majority of medical researchers and practitioners. But more of us need to do it.
Health Questions With Michael Yo
Michael Yo, host of omg! Insider and The Yo Show on Yahoo, mingles with the audience to find out their health questions.
Controversial Cord Blood Debate
Learn about a controversial new law in Mississippi that mandates medical professionals collect umbilical cord blood from teens who give birth prior to age 16 and refuse to name the father.
Teenage Brain Development May Be Delayed by Caffeine
There's new evidence that teenagers who overdo their caffeine consumption could be delaying their brain development.
Pig Bladder Helps Jockey Regrow His Finger
A horse chewed off a third of a jockey's finger but he was able to regrow the missing tissue using pig bladder powder. Betty Yu reports on the new procedure.
Oropharyngeal Cancer Rates Rose Among Young Adults Over The Last 35 Years
The rate of oropharyngeal cancer has gone up significantly among young adults over the last 35 years, according to a new study -- an increase that may be caused, at least in part, by the most common sexually transmitted infection, human papillomavirus.
Six Days Until ObamaCare: Here's What It Will Cost
What will ObamaCare cost you? In many cases, more than you think. WSJ health policy reporter Louise Radnofsky explains. Photo: Getty.
Is Skeleton the New Skinny in Hollywood
On today's News at 90, we saw many underweight celebrities , but is Skeleton the new Skinny?
Dr. Martin Makary on Overtreatment in Hospital
Dr. Martin Makary, surgeon and hospital safety researcher with Johns Hopkins Hospital, says he thinks the biggest problem with health care is overtreatment. He explains that there's a system of incentives that reward the wrong things and that some doctors prescribe the same treatments for similar conditions without considering the circumstances.
What Patients Can Do to Avoid Being Overtreated
What can you do to avoid being overtreated or mistreated? E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork says it's essential to trust your physician and feel comfortable talking with him or her.
When Is a Procedure Necessary?
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork asks, "How does a patient know when something is necessary or not?" Dr. Leana Wen, an emergency physician and director of patient-centered care research at George Washington University, says the most important question a patient can ask is, "Why?"
Dr. Allen Frances on Overmedication an Overtreatment
Psychiatrist Dr. Allen Frances explains why he thinks the health care system is overtreating people who may not need it and undertreating those who do.
Medical Mistake Risks
Medical mistakes are the third leading cause of death in the United States. The Doctors exposes the risks some patients face and share tips for how you can protect yourself and your loved ones.
What Led to Maggie's Misdiagnosis?
Surgeon and hospital safety researcher Dr. Martin Makary and oncologist Dr. Lawrence Piro discuss what might have led to Maggie's misdiagnosis. And learn what Maggie says she would have done differently.
Four Signs That You Need a New Doctor
Are you worried about the medical treatment you're receiving? Learn the four signs you need to find a new doctor.
How to Grab Your Doctor's Attention
Learn three ways to grab your doctor's attention.
Sit Fresh to Stay Clean After the Potty
Physical medicine specialist Dr. Ian Smith explains the benefits of Sit Fresh, a new product that can be used as an alternative to wet wipes.
Tips to Overcome Gag Reflex
The Doctors discuss the story of a doctor who suggested an inappropriate course of treatment to a female patient to help her learn to suppress her gag reflex. Family medicine physician and sexologist Dr. Rachael Ross offers tips to curb your gagging reflex.
Weird Body Noises: Whistling Nose
Plastic surgeon and ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon why your nose might be whistling.
Weird Body Noises: Ringing in Ears
The Doctors discuss the possible causes of ringing in your ears.
Weird Body Noise: Clicking Jaw
Physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Ian Smith describes the possible causes of clicking in your jaw.
What Your Urine Color Says About Your Health
The Doctors spin the "Wheel of Wee" and share what the color of your urine could be indicating about your health.
What Giving Up Drinking Alcohol Can Do To Your Face
To test the effects of alcohol on your skin, the Daily Mail challenged a 40-year-old mother of two to spend a month without drinking any alcohol. And you can totally see a difference in the results!
Bizarre Cases in the E.R.
Dr. Armand Dorian, associate clinical professor of emergency medicine at USC, shares odd cases he's treated in the E.R.
Mario Lopez Hooks Up to IV After Tough Day
Looks like the Emmys took their told on Mario Lopez, because the TV host posted a picture of him recharging, hooked up to an IV.
The Genital Washcloths I Inherited From My Mother
Some suggest the washcloth is an antiquated resource hog to be replaced permanently by the plastic pouf. Others recoil, as the washcloth is a staple in their hygiene habits. What are the best hygiene habits? We speak with a woman who was passed down a bag full of washcloths meant for her genitals, by her mother.
Skin Care Executive: I Use Lemon Instead Of Deodorant
Some suggest the washcloth is an antiquated resource hog to be replaced permanently by the plastic pouf. Others recoil, as the washcloth is a staple in their hygiene habits. What are the best hygiene habits? We speak with a skin care executive who uses lemon instead of deodorant, and has caught a lot of flak for it.
I Haven't Used Soap In Four Years
Some suggest the washcloth is an antiquated resource hog to be replaced permanently by the plastic pouf. Others recoil, as the washcloth is a staple in their hygiene habits. What are the best hygiene habits? We speak with a man who hasn't used soap in over four years.
Will Talking Urinal Cakes Help Prevent DUIs?
A recent report showed that men account for 81 percent of drunk driving incidents. The Doctors discuss whether talking urinal cakes could dissuade men from driving while intoxicated.
4 Common Products with Hidden Powers
Toothpaste can do more than just clean your teeth and oatmeal isn't just for breakfast. From duct tape to dryer sheets, we have some out-of-the box uses for these common household items.
Electromagnetic Stimulation in Physiotherapy
Matthew Powell, MCPA, FCAMT, CGIMS, discusses the benefits of electromagnetic stimulation in the recovery process.
Using Physical Manipulation to Relieve Pain
Matthew Powell, MCPA, FCAMT, CGIMS, discusses physical manipulation, a technique used to clear a blockage in a joint or relieve pain.
Physiotherapy and Mobilization Therapy Techniques
Matthew Powell, MCPA, FCAMT, CGIMS, discusses mobilization therapy in physiotherapy and how it is used to recover joint motion.
Cold Therapy Treatment for Injuries and Pain
Matthew Powell, MCPA, FCAMT, CGIMS, discusses cold therapy.
The Benefits of Heat Therapy
Matthew Powell, MCPA, FCAMT, CGIMS, discusses the ways heat therapy can assist the body recover.
Tips to Stop Your Brain From Aging
As many as 5.4 million Americans have Alzheimer's disease and the risk continues to grow as people grow older. We'll show you some simple things you can do every day to keep your brain sharp and lower the risk of memory loss.
How You Wash Your Body Says A Lot About You
Some suggest the washcloth is an antiquated resource hog to be replaced permanently by the plastic pouf. Others recoil, as the washcloth is a staple in their hygiene habits. What are the best hygiene habits and how does that change around the world?
Health Roundup
HuffPost's Senior Health Editor Meredith Melnick joins Ahmed to discuss this week's top stories in health news that should be on your radar screen!
Spray Deodorant Dangers
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains the risks of using spray deodorants and other aerosols, which use butane gas as a propellant.
Could Your Driveway Be Toxic?
A Baylor University study has found that people who live near pavement sealed with coal tar, often used on parking lots and driveways, might have as much as a 38 percent increased chance of developing cancer during their lifetimes.
Teens Exposed to Pictures of Bad Behavior More Likely to Mimic
Teens exposed to pictures of their friends smoking and drinking are more likely to engage in these behaviors themselves.
High Tech Pill Bottle
This high-tech pill bottle helps you monitor how many pills you've taken and alerts you when you've missed a dose.
Solutions For Uneven Breasts
While only 10 percent of women have perfectly symmetric breasts, Meagan's chest is so uneven that she's suffered depression and insecurity throughout her life. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon explains the cause of Meagan's uneven breasts and the surgical procedures that would correct the situation.
Defining the Perfect Bowel Movement
Gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez and proctologist Dr. David Rosenfeld describe the perfect bowel movement and how to achieve it.
Doctor Punished for Treating Patients Via Skype
Dr. Thomas Trow of Park Hills, Oklahoma was disciplined by the medical board on grounds of prescription violations and treating patients via Skype.
Marketing Healthy Foods To Kids
In response to the public outcry over the negative impacts of junk food marketing to children, food companies have started using popular media characters to market "healthy" foods to children. But is this progress or more of a bad thing?
How to Perform an At-Home Thyroid Check
The Doctors demonstrate how to check your thyroid at home.
Here's When You Shouldn't Go To The Doctor
Everyone hates sitting in the waiting room at the doctor's office, right? Well, according to zocdoc.com (a website that helps people find a doctor and make appointments), here are the best times to schedule your appointments so you can get in and out in a flash.
Fitness Goes High Tech
Wearable tech gets healthy with Fitbit. CEO James Park says his singular focus on fitness makes his product special.
How to Perform an At-Home Thyroid Check
The Doctors demonstrate how to check your thyroid at home.
Celebrity Health Rumors: IV Drip for Hangovers?
Celebrity blogger and RumorFix.com expert, Micah Jesse, joins The Doctors to set the record straight about some of Hollywood's biggest health headlines. Find out whether the following headlines are real or rumor.
The Zesty Guy Anderson Davis Reads Your Questions
Commercial actor Anderson Davis, better known as the often-shirtless "Kraft Zesty Guy," helps answer a viewer's question.
Medical Tech
Medical Tech
Trader Joe's Axes Health Care
After years of extending health care coverage to part-time employees, Trader Joe's has told those who work fewer than 30 hours per week they will need to find insurance on the Obamacare exchanges next year, according to a confidential company memo.
Wesley Warren Describes Living with 132-Pound Testies
The Doctors are joined by Wesley Warren, a man whose scrotum grew to over 132 pounds following an injury to the area. Wesley describes his experience searching for help for his condition and explains why he calls surgeon Dr. Joel Gelman his "miracle doctor."
The Man with a 132-Pound Scrotum
The Doctors discuss the story of Wesley Warren, a man whose scrotum grew to over 132 pounds following an injury to the area. Surgeon Dr. Joel Gelman, who performed the surgery to remove the excess tissue in Wesley's scrotum, joins the show to discuss Wesley's unusual condition.
The Cause of Messy Urination
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz and urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman discuss the possible causes of messy urination.
Difficulties in Post-Sex Urination
Urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz explains why some men may experience difficulty urinating after sex.
Rotationplasty Results
See the amazing results of a radical surgery that saved an 11-year-old girl's life.
Lightning Strikes Man and Pregnant Wife
In a The Doctors' exclusive, meet a husband and wife who were simultaneously struck by lightning while she was pregnant! Hear their incredible survival story.
Should Men Sit Down to Urinate?
Should men sit down to urinate? Cristen explores four countries where men urinate sitting down and why some doctors think it's better for men's health to do so.
Causes of Oral Cancer
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains that smoking can damage DNA, and that's why people who smoke are at a higher risk of cancer. Other high-risk behaviors for oral cancer are chewing smokeless tobacco and drinking excessive amounts of alcohol.
Signs of Oral Cancer
Cosmetic dentist Dr. Karent Sierra says signs of oral cancer often appear on the lips, the inner cheek and on the back of the tongue.
The Purpose of Pruned Hands
The Doctors identify different types of lumps and bumps you might find and explain whether you should be worried about them and how to get rid of them. One cause for lumps on your skin is pruned skin from soaking in water. Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears has been soaking in a bathtub for almost an hour to find out what causes your hands to shrivel in water and whether the pruning serves a purpose.
Study Suggests Millions of Young Adults Have Better Coverage Under the ACA
A new study suggests millions of young adults have new or better health care coverage since passage of the Affordable Care Act.
Health Experts Want to Cut Down on Unnecessary Tests
Several groups of health experts have come together to cut down on unnecessary medical tests and procedures.
Identifying Lumps and Bumps on the Body
Strange-looking lumps and bumps on your skin or in your mouth can be scary if you don't know what they are. The Doctors identify different types of lumps and bumps you might find and explain whether you should be worried about them and how to get rid of them.
Lipoma Removal Surgery
Watch as dermatologist Dr. Howard Liu with the Cedars Sinai Medical Group examines a lipoma on Laura's back and removes it.
How To Stay Fit At Work
With all the hours we spend sitting during the workday, it can be a challenge to stay fit. That's why inventor Arshad Chowdhury and trainer Tony Desantis walk us through ways to get moving at the office and help make us more productive overall!
Tips To Stay Fit At Work
With all the hours we spend sitting during the workday, it can be a challenge to stay fit. That's why inventor Arshad Chowdhury joins Dena to walk us through ways to get moving at the office and help make us more productive overall.
The Biggest Bat in the World
Robert Mies, bat expert and founder of the Organization for Bat Conservation, shows off the giant golden-crowned flying fox, the largest bat species in the world!
How to Treat and Prevent Puppy Bites
Veterinarian Dr. Karen Halligan gives tips to prevent your playful puppy from biting. Plus, learn the best way to treat a bite that breaks the skin.
Dangers and Benefits of Bats
The Doctors' stage gets "batty," as Robert Mies, bat expert and founder of the Organization for Bat Conservation, showcases several species of the winged creatures.
Hospitals Switching to Digital Notes From Doctors
A doctor's sloppy handwriting can have deadly consequences if a patient is given the wrong medication or too much of it. Now hospitals are turning to technology and switching to digital notes.
Disgraced Olympian Trying to Inspire Kids
This former Olympian has some experience with performance-enhancing drugs and knows how they can ruin your career as an athlete. Ben Johnson is promoting a new international campaign called Choose The Right Track, encouraging young athletes to reach their goals the healthy way.
Exercise: Intensity More Important Than Duration
Every little bit counts. That's the message of a new study in the American Journal of Health Promotion, which showed that even a few minutes of brisk physical activity can add up to protect against obesity.
A Proctologist Explains How to Deal With Itching
Dr. David Rosenfeld, a proctologist and colorectal surgeon, says an itchy anus is a common problem that affects about 40 percent of the population.
How to Prevent Irritation Back There
Dr. David Rosenfeld, a proctologist and colorectal surgeon, says an itchy anus is a common problem that affects about 40 percent of the population. Learn how to prevent irritation back there.
Are You Hurting Your Health By Sleeping With Your Pets?
Do you sleep with your pets? Yeah, us too. Have you had your mattress cleaned lately? Yeah, us neither. And it turns out by not cleaning your bed and sleeping with your furry friends, you could be creating some health problems for yourself!
Alexandra Zissu With Marlo Thomas
Alexandra Zissu shares important tips and advice on how to live green. Part of the series Mondays with Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
Harmful Ingredient Found In Hand Sanitizer From Alexandra Zissu
Alexandra Zissu explains why hand sanitizer could actually be damaging to your health. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
Chemical In Plastics Could Be In Your Blood From Alexandra Zissu
Alexandra Zissu explains why BPA can be dangerous. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
How One Small Change Can Massively Improve Your Health
"Take The Stairs" week is officially underway, a challenge that encourages people to take the stairs instead of the elevator in their office or when they're out and about. Experts say that taking the stairs can burn four times as many calories as when you take the elevator.
Important Facts About The Safety Of Household Products From Alexandra Zissu
Green Expert Alexandra Zissu discusses the importance of knowing more about what you bring into your home. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
The Dangers of Droopy Pants
Family physician and sex specialist Dr. Rachael Ross explains the dangers of wearing saggy pants and the origins of the dress style.
Erin Saeger Shed The Baby Weight Once And For All
HuffPost Health and Fitness Editor Sarah Klein joins HuffPost Live to discuss Erin Saeger's weight loss story.
Michael Zazzali
Michael Zazzali
Mysteriously Paralyzed Overnight
Full Segment: Overnight Katrina Starzhynskaya's face became paralyzed and her body numbed. Her medical journey to discover a cure led her into the world of Lyme disease. We speak with her and others about the controversy and terror of this all-too-common illness.
Vaccines: Top 5 Things to Know About Immunizations
It's back to school time! Hard to believe some kids are missing their first days of school because they do not have the required vaccinations. But the apple doesn't fall far from the tree -- adults are also falling behind in keep up with their shots, too -- so we thought it only fair that we school everyone on the Top 5 things you need to know about immunizations.
Dr. Joe Dispenza on the Rise of Kundalini
Dr. Joe Dispenza explains how the pineal gland plays a key role in the rise of Kundalini and connects us with our non-linear selves.
Laila Ali on Growing Old While Staying Healthy
"Getting Old" and health have a relationship dependent on one another. The better you take care of your body today, the fewer health problems you may see as you age . So what is Laila Ali, daughter of former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, doing to ensure a healthy future for herself and her children? In her interview with Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer at Pfizer, Ali talks about how she wants to "get old".
Lynne McTaggart on Researching Her Own Illness
Lynne McTaggart on how she investigated on her own illness and healed herself.
The Banking Approach to Staying Healthy
Thinking of your own heath like you would your checking account -- complete with deposits and withdrawals -- could be a great way to stay healthy. Dr. Holly Lucille explains to to avoid going into the red when it comes to your health.
Laila Ali on Chronic Disease Awareness and Caregiving
The world has watched Muhammad Ali fight his biggest battle to date with Parkinson's Disease. While the disease may physically limit the sports legend, it certainly hasn't stopped him from making an impact and inspiring others.
Heat Safety Requires Hydration and Shade
Even though the end of summer is nigh, staying safe in the heat that still permeates is important.
'Love For Liam' Raising Money For Sick 3-Year-Old
A 3-year-old Indianapolis boy is fighting for his life after he was recently diagnosed with two illnesses that have made him newly dependent on a Berlin Heart. The device will pump blood for his weakened heart for up to a year.
The Healthy Habits of Happy People
Curious why that one friend of yours is always happy? It's not just the luck of the draw. Science is discovering that diet, exercise, and daily habits play more of a role in day-to-day happiness than once believed. And that even after all these years, adults still have the power to change. Keep watching to see how you can become one of those people that always seems to have a smile of their face.
Bodybuilder Jailed For Steroid Use: 'I Lost My Marbles'
Butt injections for men are on the rise, according to data from the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. These days it seems guys are becoming much more willing to defy age and gravity through cosmetic procedures. Gregg talks about his steroid use and the legal trouble he faced because of it.
Curcumin: Ancient Spice May Also Be Alternative Therapy
Yes, Curcumin is a common household spice, but it's also part of the regimen for many who are fighting everything from Alzheimer's to cancer -- it's the alternative they've been looking for.
About a Third of Teens Say They've Experienced Dating Violence
1 in 3 teens say they've been the victim of dating violence in a recent survey.
Can Treg Cells Cure Cancer?
What if saving the body from infection wasn't a matter of targeting what's bad, but fighting what's good? That's the theory behind new research focusing on Treg cells. So how do they work, and can they actually cure cancer?
Eternal Children: Mystery Condition Slows Aging
Gabby, 8, and Jeffrey, 29, suffer from a mysterious condition that has drastically slowed their aging process. They join HuffPost Live to share their stories and discuss a new TLC program, "40 Year Old Child: A New Case," about the rare condition.
Tips To Getting Over Jet Lag
When Frugal Traveler columnist for The New York Times Seth Kugel appeared on Mondays With Marlo this week, he shared some tactics for avoiding jet lag. First, he said to refrain from drinking alcohol on the plane and reminded us to hydrate (with water) throughout the flight. Don't plan too many activities for the first day you arrive at your destination, and resist the temptation to take a nap. This will make a big difference!
What's Ruining Your Night's Sleep?
Are you constantly tired at work and never feel like you get a full night's sleep? Here are some things that could be keeping you up at night and sticking you with fatigue every day.
The Benefits of Sleep for Fitness and Health
Fitness expert John Basedow discusses the positive effects sleep has on your fitness and health.
Dr. Bostwick - Manejo Del Dolor Con Marihuana
La marihuana medicinal no es soluci n para el dolor cr nico en los adolescentes
Marihuana Y Dolor Cr nico
La marihuana medicinal no es soluci n para el dolor cr nico en los adolescentes
Did Cigarettes Stop Being Cool?
For decades, smoking was the arbiter of cool. It was rebellious, it was glamorous, it was sexy. But more and more people are dropping the habit, and young people are not replacing them. What suddenly made cigarettes un-cool?
Heart To Heart
Full Segment: A team of scientists has created a human heart out of cells that can beat on its own (in a petri dish). And the next year will see great advances in 3D printing biomedical devices. Will this eliminate the need for transplants within our lifetimes?
Oil Pulling: The Best Detox Around?
You might not think that swishing oil around in your mouth for 20 minutes is all that beneficial, but one expert says that this practice, called oil pulling, can have lasting beneficial effects.
The Limits of Alcohol Hand Sanitizers' Effectiveness
Alcohol hand sanitizers are a popular alternative to soap and water. But are they really as effective at protecting us from germs?
3D Breasts Could Be Coming Soon, Biomedical Experts Say
A team of scientists has created a human heart out of cells that can beat on its own (in a petri dish). And the next year will see great advances in 3D printing biomedical devices. Guest Laura Bosworth-Bucher joins to discuss.
Could 3D Printing Eliminate The Need For Organ Transplants?
A team of scientists has created a human heart out of cells that can beat on its own (in a petri dish). And the next year will see great advances in 3D printing biomedical devices. Will this eliminate the need for transplants within our lifetimes? Guests Steven Leckart and Dr. Rob Meagley join to discuss.
Coke To Defend Safety Of Aspartame In New Ad
Coca-Cola plans to run its first ad defending the safety of artificial sweeteners on Wednesday, a move that comes as the company looks to stem declining sales of diet soda.
How To Beat That Afternoon Slump From Dr. Nancy Snyderman
Dr. Nancy Snyderman suggests eating dried fruits and nuts to beat an afternoon slump. If you're someone who metabolizes coffee well, you may also want to have a cup to wake yourself up after lunchtime. Part of the Mondays With Marlo series on MarloThomas.com.
How To Help Someone Quit Smoking From Dr. Nancy Snyderman
Need help to quit smoking? Dr. Nancy Snyderman explained that nicotine is the addicting part of cigarettes, but it's not what kills you -- that's the carcinogens. She suggests getting a nicotine patch and nicotine gum. Try to reduce your triggers and look for support from family and friends. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
Surprising Diet Myths From Dr. Nancy Snyderman
Dr. Nancy Snyderman shares some myths about dieting on Mondays With Marlo. She stressed that you need to have a reasonable distribution of carbohydrates, protein and fat. At the end of the day, you need to expend more calories than you consume. However, it isn't bad to eat late at night, as long as it's not a big meal.
Why The Snooze Button Is The Worst Invention Ever
Dr. Christopher Winter and Dr. Michael Breus join Caitlyn to offer their professional opinions as to why the snooze button is an unhealthy invention.
How Many Hours A Night Should We Be Sleeping?
Dr. Michael Breus and Dr. Christopher Winter join Caitlyn to weigh in on how many hours a night we should REALLY be sleeping.
The Fundamental Differences Between 'Night Owls' And 'Morning Larks'
Dr. Michael Breus and Dr. Christopher Winter join Caitlyn to discuss some of the differences between "early birds" and "night owls".
The Key To A Good Nap
Dr. Michael Breus joins Caitlyn to offer some tips about napping during the day.
Fight The Snooze Button
The early bird may catch the worm, but when the alarm goes off in the AM, many of us opt for a few more zzz's. Is it possible for over-sleepers to conquer the snooze button and reap the benefits of being morning people? Our experts tell you how!
Sleep Is The New Sex From Dr. Nancy Snyderman
What are the health implications of not getting enough sleep? Dr. Nancy Snyderman said that most people need 7-8 hours of sleep per night. When you don't get enough sleep, your stress hormones rise and you may become irritable and gain weight. It will also put stress on your heart and lungs. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
Therapeutic Horseback Riding Making a Difference
The Shea Center in San Juan Capistrano helps more than 200 people a week with disabilities, including 3-year-old Riley.
6-Year-Old Boy With Blood Disorder Gets Treehouse From Make-A-Wish
Conrad Dixon, a 6-year-old from Wynnewood, Okla., asked for a treehouse. But not just any treehouse. He wanted one where he could stay cool and safe.
Hospital Teams Up With Ryan Seacrest to Let Patients Explore TV and Radio
A hospital in Charlotte, North Carolina teamed up with the Ryan Seacrest Foundation to open an in-house multimedia broadcast center, Seacrest Studios, to give sick children the chance to explore radio, TV and new media.
Everything You Need To Know About Obamacare
The Affordable Care Act, widely referred to as Obamacare, will become the law of the land starting in 2014. There are a lot of questions people have about the law, and one expert, Michael White, explains some of the most misunderstood parts of the law.
Woman Says She Chooses To Be Stressed Out
We talk about solutions for managing stress addiction. One woman claims she chooses to be addicted to stress.
Woman Says Stress Triggered Her Cancer
We talk about solutions for managing stress addiction. One woman claims stress triggered her cancer.
See What Prosthetics Actually Look Like Inside a Body
At the Bodies Exhibition in Buena Park, California, visitors can learn all about the body and see a unique view of how prosthetics work.
What This Exhibit Can Teach You About Your Body
The Bodies Exhibit in Buena Park shows actual human bodies and teaches important lessons such as the dangers of smoking.
Madison's Foundation: Connecting Parents Whose Child Has a Rare Disease
More than 25-million people in the United States are battling a disease classified as rare, and 75-percent of them are children. One mother is connecting parents with vital information that could help keep their little ones alive.
Night Owls May Be More Nefarious
Night owls may be more nefarious than their early-bird counterparts, according to a small new study.
Makeup Meltdown
It's hot outside! As we approach the dog days of summer it's getting harder and harder to look glam. Our beauty experts have the tricks to help your hair and makeup beat the heat!
The One Place EVERYONE Forgets To Put Sunscreen
Hair Stylist Cassi Hurd and Makeup Artist Kari Bauce join Caitlyn to talk about why it's important to remember to put sunscreen on the scalp.
Why I Took A Digital Vacation & How It Changed My Life
HuffPost Director of Community Tim McDonald joins Caitlyn to discuss his "digital vacation".
Deactivate Your Life!
Could you go a week without checking your phone or turning on your computer? In a tech-addicted society, some people are taking a break from all things with a screen. We discuss the brutal withdrawal & enlightening benefits of a digital vacation.
4 All Natural Ways To Detox Your Body
Find out the surprisingly simple activities you can do to get your blood flowing a little better.
Should You Quit Your Job To Alleviate Stress?
Paula Davis-Laack and Dr. Carol J. Scott join Caitlyn to talk about whether or not it's a good idea to quit your job if it's a serious stressor for you.
Bullying Victims May Find Solace in Horse Therapy
For some victims of bullying or domestic violence the best therapy and the most healing sometimes happens without speaking and when the typical therapist is taken out of the equation.
Brian Cuban, Mark's Brother, Discusses His Eating Disorder
Brian Cuban joins Dena to discuss his own battle with eating disorders, and gives advice to other men that are struggling.
New Spa Therapy Floating?
Don't just get a facial or a massage at this day spa. Serene Dreams offers floatation therapy, which tries to replicate the healing effects of the Dead Sea. Just one hour of floating is equivalent to four hours of sleep.
What's Thigh Gap? Dangerous New Trend For Teen Girls
Have you heard of thigh gap? It's one of the newest trends endangering teenagers on social media. Health Professionals say it's "unnatural and unattainable."
Doctor Got Hundreds of Patients Addicted to Drugs
After a yearlong investigation, police arrested a doctor for allegedly causing hundreds, if not thousands, of his patients to become addicted to prescription drugs. Investigators called Dr. Anad Persaud "a drug dealer hiding in a white coat."
Condoms May Boost Beneficial Bacteria, Study Finds
In addition to preventing unwanted pregnancies and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, condoms may help good bacteria in the vagina flourish, a new study from China shows.
Highlights from the Third Metric Conference in London
Arianna Huffington unveiled the expansion of the Third Metric in London and this video provides highlights from the night.
Simple Music Can Have A Positive Impact on Health
Advances in technology let doctors do amazing things to help their patients recover from injuries and illnesses. But more and more, they're finding that a simple tune can have a powerful impact on a person's health.
Heal Yourself With Food
Trying to avoid over the counter medication? Did you know olive oil can act as your new ibuprofen? Or cranberry juice may keep you from needing that daily sleep aid? Hear are some ways to heal yourself with food.
Historias Mayo Clinic
Historias Mayo Clinic
Fight Headaches With Food
Not only are there certain foods you can eat or use to fight headaches and chronic migraines, but foods you're already including in your diet could be causing you pain also.
Skin And Sleep Have A Closer Tie Than You May Think
Rebecca Adams joins Ahmed to discuss the relationship between sleep and healthy skin.
Vaccination Risks And Rewards
Traci Mitchell with NAHU discusses the risks and rewards of vaccinations.
Alternative Medicine: The Healing Power of Salt
When it comes to health stories, salt usually gets a bad rap; but what if we told you there's a growing number of people who say salt therapy helps everything from asthma to eczema? You can take this with a grain of salt.. or consider it alternative medicine.
Ellie Krieger- Spicy Egg Avocado Wrap
Nutritionist Ellie Krieger, RD believes that what you put in your body is equally as important as what you put on your body. That's why Ellie suggests starting your day with a breakfast packed with skin-loving ingredients like avocados whose natural oils help keep skin hydrated and helps reduce inflammation. Check out her delicious Spicy Egg and Avocado Wrap for a healthy alternative for breakfast.
Kacy Duke Do You Need to Be More Active
Fitness Expert Kacy Duke understands the important link between physical wellbeing and skin health. As you exercise, the body releases endorphins, natural painkillers that promote an increased sense of wellbeing.
The Right and Wrong Way to Give CPR
CPR is a lifesaving skill when done properly.
What's Causing Kids High Blood Pressure?
First it was childhood obesity, now kids are coming down with high blood pressure also. Know as the "silent killer," childhood high blood pressure is caused by a variety of factors. How can you keep your kid out of the at-risk group?
Porque Se Le Sale La Saliva A Los Hombres Por Una Mujer Bonita?
Sientificos han averiguado el porque los hombres babean cuando ven a una mujer bella.
9 Easy Home Remedies From 'Medicine Man'
For 30 years, Eddie Boyd worked at the University of Michigan's College of Pharmacy, where he researched home remedy and herbal use. Now he shares his knowledge to visitors at the Destrehan Plantation in Destrehan.
Lauren Alaina's Fitness Tips
The American Idol runner-up runner up reveals the way she transformed her body.
West Nile Virus in New York!
There have already been multiple confirmed cases of West Nile virus in New York this summer. What draws mosquitos, potentially riddled with the disease, to certain areas? Puddles and weeds!
Bringing Nature Into the Hospital for Quick Recovery
There's a new trend happening around the country. Find out how bringing nature to hospitals can improve care.
Boosting Your Medical Memory
The average person remembers less than half of what doctors say during their office visits. But now there's a new way to help patients remember all the important information they're doctors say.
The Need for Health Apps Regulation
While most of us use apps for entertainment some health apps serve a much more serious purpose. Now the question is how should they be regulated?
Compassion in Healthcare: Improving Bedside Manner
New research is making a case for compassion and getting hospitals involved in teaching critical skills to new physicians. Find out how actors are playing a role in the innovative training.
Best Hospitals: U.S. News Releases 2013-2014 Ranking
Some hospitals have more expertise than others when it comes to caring for patients with life-threatening or rare conditions. And people facing such health challenges need every bit of help they can get. That's why U.S. News & World Report publishes annual rankings of the nation's Best Hospitals.
Summer Health Fact or Fiction
Sunburns fade to a tan .if you play in the rain you'll catch a cold those spicy foods at the summer picnic will give you ulcers what's right and what's wrong? We go straight to the experts to find out.
Kidney Stone Smarts: The Truth About Cola and Calcium
Every year one million people in the U.S. are treated for them and there's a lot of misinformation about the masses. Now, we're stomping out some of the biggest kidney stone myths!
Fighting Chris Christie For Medical Marijuana For Kids
Meghan Wilson joins HuffPost Live to talk about how she's fighting NJ Gov. Chris Christie to try to get him to legalize medicinal marijuana for kids.
How Weed Works...Scientifically
Dr. Sunil Aggarwal joins Abby to talk about the science behind medicinal marijuana, and how it works.
This Child Uses Medical Marijuana
Brandon Krenzler and Mykayla Comstock join HuffPost Live to talk about Mykayla's use of medicinal marijuana.
The Fight To End Your Life
Full Segment: An intense moral debate surrounds the issue of whether to legalize the choice to end your own life. But the growing sense that prolonged pain has no moral worth is boosting the case for euthanasia. What dangers await?
Cancer Survivor Supports Voluntary Euthanasia To End Suffering
Description: An intense moral debate surrounds the issue of whether to legalize the choice to end your own life. But the growing sense that prolonged pain has no moral worth is boosting the case for euthanasia. We speak with a cancer survivor about her point of view on the matter.
Toddler Killed in Fire Donates Organs
Even though a Fourth of July fire killed an entire family, the youngest victim is finding a way to help another child live. The remaining family donated two-year-old Cordail's organs, his heart going to one child and his kidneys to another.
Prevent and Get Rid of Wrinkles With Common Household Products
Joey Green, a walking encyclopedia of wacky yet ingenious uses for brand name products joined us live to show us some of the secrets found in his new book, 'Joey Green's Magic Health Remedies Sharing 1,363 Surprising Kitchen Cures Hiding in the Foods and Products You Already Have at Home.'
How I Kicked My Diet Soda Habit
Laura Shocker joins HuffPost Live to talk about how she stopped drinking diet soda.
Researchers Make Autism Breakthrough
A new study shows women who produce a certain anti-brain antibodies are more likely to give birth to children with autism. Researchers say this will help them greatly with early detection and diagnosis, hopefully improving the patient's quality of life down the road.
New Eating Disorder Trend
College girls have been trying to escape the dreaded "freshman 15" forever. But now they're trying to stay thin without giving up their Saturday nights out by trading food for alcohol.
Valley Fever
Full Segment: Valley fever is on the rise in the southwestern U.S. Some are calling it an epidemic. Although it has affected 4 times more people than West Nile, it gets only 4 percent of the NIH research funding. Is there an "East Coast" bias to health research?
Dirty Dentist Patients Tested For HIV, Hepatitis
Not only do former patients of Dr. Jacqueline Marcin have to worry about contracting Hepatitis or HIV, but now they have to pay for disease testing. In a letter, Dr. Marcin offered to reimburse them for any out-of-pocket costs, but some say it doesn't sound likely.
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Explained
Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is a degenerative neurological disorder. Dr. Carlos Portera-Cailliau explains how PSP affects the brain.
How Smoking Increases Your Risk of Heart Disease
Learn how smoking increases your risk of heart disease from Dr. Dennis Finkielstein in this Howcast video.
How Physical Inactivity Increases Your Risk of Heart Disease
Learn how physical inactivity increases your risk of heart disease from Dr. Dennis Finkielstein in this Howcast video.
Motherly Advice from TV Moms
Iconic TV moms - Family Ties ' Meredith Baxter, The Wonder Years ' Alley Mills, Home Improvement 's Patricia Richardson and Family Matters ' JoMarie Payton - reveal the best advice from their own mothers.
Patricia Richardson's Advice For Caregivers
As the 'Home Improvement' mom America could relate to, actress Patricia Richardson went from the TV limelight to being a national spokesperson for Cure PSP - an organization combating a rare and often misdiagnosed brain disease that claimed the life of her father. Hear her advice for all caregivers.
Which Dr. Knows Best? Oprah's Magazine Reveals Shocking Answer
Could your eye doctor know more about your cholesterol than any other doctor? That's what the health editor at O Magazine, Oprah's magazine, says. She says that many parts of your body can tell what's happening with other random parts of your body, and sometimes different doctors can help you out more than you might think. For example, your dentist might be able to tell if you have diabetes.
Washing Your Hands: The Shocking Facts
A shocking percentage of the population do not wash their hands properly! We dish the dirt on them in this short video and find out what they're doing wrong.
My Genes Made Me A Violin Virtuoso
Author Sam Kean joins HuffPost Live to discuss how good genes can help people succeed.
The Doctor Visit Of The Future
Sam Kean and Eric D. Green join Josh to discuss how people will visit doctors in the future because of the human genome.
Toddler Who Received Windpipe Made From Stem Cells Dies
A 2-year-old girl who was implanted with a windpipe grown from her own stem cells has died, three months after she became the youngest person to receive the experimental treatment.
Dr. Drew's Tips for Sinus Inflammation and a Second Face Lift
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon answers health questions on the Katy Trail, a well-known area for walkers, joggers and cyclists in Dallas, Texas.
Cooper Clinic's Preventive Medicine Focus
Tour the Cooper Clinic in Dallas, Texas - a unique health care facility that focuses on preventive medicine.
Dallas Farmer's Market Questions and Answers with The Doctors
The Doctors answer health questions at a popular Dallas Farmer's Market.
Stop Scratching Your Mosquito Bites! There's A Better Way To Stop The Itch
If you're sitting there scratching at your mosquito bites, stop! You're doing it wrong! There is a better way to get rid of the itch! All you need to do is visit your kitchen!
Doctor Who Sold Cancer-Ridden Bones Dies Of Bone Cancer
Michael Mastromarino, a doctor who was convicted of illegally selling bones and other body parts of dead people to medical offices, died this week of bone cancer. Mastromarino was serving an 18-to-54-year prison sentence at the time of his death.
The Dangers of Bed Rails
Pamela shares how her father died after his head and neck got caught in a bed rail while at an assisted living facility. She wants others to learn from her loss. Investigative reporter Melanie Woodrow examines the potential dangers of these devices.
What Is Hepatitis A?
In this video we discuss this viral liver infection. Find out about its symptoms and complications in this short video.
Signs And Symptoms Of Ovarian Cancer
Dr. Heather Einstein of the Hartford Hospital in Connecticut joins the Fox CT morning broadcast to give some more information about ovarian cancer and what we should know about it. This segment comes on the heels of Pierce Brosnan's announcement this week that his daughter passed away from the disease. Einstein gives statistics and tips regarding the disease.
Woman Loses Leg, Gains Australian Boyfriend
Andrea Haisch lost her left leg below the knee when a giant boulder from a rockslide landed on her during a family rock-climbing trip near Leavenworth. Now she is walking again on her new, prosthetic leg with the help and support of her Australian boyfriend.
Five Ways You Can Help Others Be Healthier
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer at Pfizer, is sharing five tips on how to you can be an advocate for a healthier lifestyle.
Best Ways To Prevent, Treat Sunburns
University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy professor Michael White says the most important thing to remember when you're out in the sun is to buy a broad spectrum sunscreen. These sunscreens block both types of ultraviolet rays, UVA and UVB. White gives some more tips on how to prevent and treat sunburns this summer.
Public Housing Tenants Want Representation
Even though they're told help is coming, public housing tenants have waited years for maintenance in their homes. In the meantime they have suffered through cockroaches, mold and other unmentionables. Now they want representation on the board that serves them.
President Obama Promotes the Affordable Healthcare Act
President Obama has taken to the road to promote the Affordable Health Care Act.
Michael Zazzali: The Rotator Cuff
The Small But Often-Forgotten Protector: The Rotator Cuff
Best Tips For Living To 100
We live too short and die too long, at least according to Michael R. Mantell, a behavioral sciences expert. Mantell shares his tips for reaching 100 years of age and gives some great ideas on how to make the most of your lifetime.
Officials Warn Against Binge Drinking This Summer
As summer kicks into full swing, celebrations, parties and beach outings are all the more common. And most of these events involve alcohol in some way. One doctor reminds us of the dangers of binge drinking, especially among underage drinkers. 6.5% of adults are considered heavy drinkers, and that number is considerably larger among the 18-24 age group, the doctor says.
Doctor Crossover?
Can your eye doctor detect high cholesterol? Does your dentist know about diabetes? The answer is yes!
Baby Survives Open Heart Surgery To Become Internet Sensation
After surviving open heart surgery at just three months old, little baby Joey Powling has become an internet sensation. And it's all because of his scar!
Meet The Man Without A Heart
Christopher Marshall is the first man to leave the hospital without a heart. Armed with an innovative back-pack and some Velcro, Marshall is making medical history. INSIDE EDITION spoke with Marshall and his miracle medical team.
Top Generic Medication Picks by Pharmacists
Dr. Frank McGeorge goes over pharmacists' top picks for OTC medicines.
Healing Patients with the Sounds of Music
We all have songs that make us move or simply move us, but could music help as we battle different diseases in conditions?
Luci's Locks: Regrowing A Burn Victim's Hair
See how an innovative balloon procedure is giving a little girl back something her burns took away.
Varicose Vein Myths and Facts
Swimsuit season is almost here! While many love it, others hate it because of their varicose veins. But how much do you really know about them? We separate fact from fiction.
Signs That Your Body Is Aging Too Fast
From dark circles to sagging skin find out what really matters to your long term health. We have three warning signs that your body is aging too fast.....
Eight Questions to Ask Your Surgeon Before Surgery
Every year more than 15 million people in the U.S. have some kind of surgery. When it's your turn, will you know the important questions to ask?
Losing the Baby Weight in Less Time
Struggling to get your pre-baby body back? Here's a new method to lose the baby weight a little faster.
Big Data In Medicine - Big Privacy Fears
When large amounts of data are shared, the fear of privacy begins to sink in. How do you know how much is too much?
How I Survived My Fatal Diagnosis
Kathy Giusti, CEO and founder of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, joins HuffPost Live to discuss how she dealt with being handed a fatal diagnosis.
Skincare Through The Ages
Summer's here and that means heat, sunburns and wrinkle worries are on the rise. How do you best prep for what the weather has in store? It actually depends on your age and Dr. Doris Day is here to walk you through decades of skincare tips.
Are Organic Treatements Better For Your Skin? No!
Dr. Doris Day joins HuffPost Live to weigh in on whether or not organic treatments are a better alternative to chemicals when it comes to your skin.
How To Get Rid Of Acne
Dr. Doris Day joins HuffPost Live to offer some tips how to minimize and possibly avoid acne.
Why Tanning Is So Bad For You
Dr. Doris Day joins HuffPost Live to tell us just why tanning is so unsafe.
Cars Lure Men to Health Clinic
Men are sometimes a little reluctant to talk about their health. One medical group is using beautiful antique cars to get men to start talking.
Weight Gain & Stress: Maybe It's Not Your Fault
Typically, we all know when we're stressed and sometimes we do bad things under stress -- eating is probably the most common one. That's because there's a food restaurant pretty much on every corner and when we're stressed out, we're more likely to say, 'The heck with it! I'm just going to grab a burger, fries, and a shake.' And that food activates the reward part of your brain, making you feel better. But when that feeling fades.. you come back for more.
MRSA: Is It Staph Infection? Or Something Else?
We've all heard about the overuse of antibiotics and the boom in staph infections known as MRSA. If you've had a cut or scrape that just won't heal, you tend to get paranoid -- especially if you're a Googlechondriac -- and look up your symptoms on the Internet.
We Need More Autopsies
Full Segment: Autopsy rates in the United States have declined dramatically since the 1950s, leading to missed learning opportunities and declining medical research. We'll discuss why there's been such a decline and how we all could benefit from more autopsies.
The Dos and Don'ts Of Working Out In Warm Weather
HuffPost's Healthy Living Editor Sarah Klein joins Abby to break down the dos and don'ts of working out in warm weather.
The Proper Way to Eat and Workout
HuffPost's Healthy Living Editor Sarah Klein joins HuffPost Live to go over the proper way to eat after you workout.
Decline In Autopsies Hurting Our Ability To Understand Causes Of Death
Autopsy rates in the United States have declined dramatically since the 1950s, leading to missed learning opportunities and declining medical research. We'll discuss why there's been such a decline and how we all could benefit from more autopsies. Guest David Dobbs joins Nancy to discuss.
Organization Gives Back to Injured Vets With Hands-On Training
A world-renowned sports facility is working with a special group of athletes this week... Wounded Warriors. The organization hopes to give back to injured vets with hands-on training.
Protecting Yourself From Dangers of Manicures, Pedicures
Many people get manicures and pedicures to clean up their hands and feet, but what many people don't know is that there can be some pretty serious dangers associated with the practice. Infections are common at salons that aren't properly cleaned, and one expert on the topic tells us all about these dangers and what you can do to make sure you stay healthy after a day at the salon.
Acupuncture Seems to Help Concussion Sufferers Heal Quicker
Head acupuncture treatments are helping some heal from concussions faster.
5 Ways to Exercise Safely in the Sun
Learn these tips to prevent an exercise meltdown this summer.
How Sitting With Bad Posture Could Be Killing You
The human body isn't designed to sit all day but our jobs often require it. Now new research suggests doing so not only causes weight gain and joint damage but diabetes, heart disease and even cancer. We look into how to help yourself be healthy.
Sitting Is The New Smoking
Full Segment: The human body isn't designed to sit all day but our jobs often require it. Now new research suggests doing so not only causes weight gain and joint damage but diabetes, heart disease and even cancer. We look into how to help yourself be healthy.
Roni Zeiger Explains Why Electronic Health Records Are Useless
A panel of healthcare professionals gives an outlook of the next five years in medicine and what's to come for open, patient-centered health.
Liposuction Procedure Used to Extract Stem Cells
Some people have liposuction mainly to get the stem cells their fat contains.
Alternative Medicine for Sweaty Arm Pits
Are you active? Do you sweat a lot? More than your friends? Even back when you were a kid? Are you the one with the pitiful pit stains? Is it so bad that even the most expensive deodorants don't help? Don't sweat it -- there's a new alternative procedure for your hyperhidrosis (the medical term)!
Why We Should Care About Manure Regulation
U.S. factory farms produce 3 times as much feces as humans do -- so it's pretty icky to learn that last week the EPA refused to provide new regulations on how factories dump manure into our waterways. What will it take to regulate this ocean of crap?
Deadly Side Effects of Weight Loss Drugs
Weight loss is a constant battle many Americans face. Numerous obesity drugs have given patients heart problems or other medical problems but do any of them actually work? One pharmacist says a few new medications show better results, but still come with side effects.
Dr. Richard Besser Discusses Health Myths
INSIDE EDITION spoke to Dr. Richard Besser about so-called health myths.
Is Your Ear Preference For Cell Phone Use Related to Cancer?
Researchers have tracked data on ear preference for cell phone use, now they're looking to see if it's related to brain tumors.
Tricks To A Better Night's Sleep
So many of us have trouble falling asleep, so when Agapi Stassinopoulos, author of "Unbinding the Heart," appeared on Mondays With Marlo, she shared her techniques for calming down at bedtime. Agapi suggested seeing a nutritionist first. She also shared her personal techniques -- taking magnesium, drinking lavender camomile tea, taking a hot bath and making sure devices are outside of the bedroom.
Personal Trainer Gives Josh Zepps A Workout
Personal trainer Karl K. Scott joins HuffPost Live and puts Josh through a mini workout.
Personal Trainer: I Only Control One Hour, You've Got 23
Karl K. Scott joins Josh and discusses some of the stranger places he's seen some of his clients.
Personal Trainer Dishes About 'Inappropriate Stretching' With Clients
Karl K. Scott joins HuffPost Live and talks about inappropriate stretching with clients.
New Drug "Turns Off" Hunger Impulse
Belviq, a new weight loss drug, is said to work even more closely with the brain than methods currently in use. Some people have reported losing about 5% of their body weight in the period of about a year.
Cracking Infamous Health Myths
Will cracking your knuckles cause arthritis? Do you lose most of your body heat through your head? Do you need to wait a half an hour after you eat to jump in the pool? Find out if these any many other famous health myths are fact or fiction.
What Does Ban on Gene Patents Mean For Research?
The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling banned patents on naturally-occurring genes, but will that ruling be helpful or harmful for research?
Twin Cities Are the Fittest in the US
The Twin Cities are the fittest in the US, according to a new analysis of the 50 most populous metro areas. Oklahoma City and Detroit are the least fit.
Is Coffee Good or Bad For You?
It doesn't feel like a good morning until we've had that first cup of coffee - or second, or third! But is there too much of a good thing? With more research coming out on both the positive and negative effects of caffeine consumption, we get to the bottom of whether or not coffee is the next big superfood or a health problem waiting to happen.
Bria Murphy Describes Unhealthy Model Habit
Here we go again. Another model has revealed to the mainstream media that some models, in an effort to stay thin, eat cotton balls.
Mind Over Nicotine
A researcher believes focusing on the sensation of lighting up a cigarette could be the key to quitting.
Keeping the Men in Your Life Healthy
Here are some tips from a physician on what men should be doing at every age to live longer, healthier lives.
Transformation: In the Kitchen With Nicole
Nicole takes us into her kitchen and shows us how she prepares her meals.
Back Pain Googlechondriac
Dr. Rick Burg, a spine surgeon with Ortho Texas answers your Google questions about back pain and spine care. There are even methods that don't include surgery!
Cleaning Out Your Medicine Cabinet
How long has it been since you cleaned our your medicine cabinet? Chief medical officer of Pfizer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall shares tips for properly disposing of expired medications.
Former Navy Officer On Bottoming Out With Alcohol
Veteran Navy Officer Jamie McCall explains how alcoholism destroyed her career.
Alcohol Rock Bottom
Full Segment: Not everyone gets a second chance. Not everybody succeeds after being given a second shot at a fruitful & happy life. We talk to Jamie McCall, a now-sober veteran who picked herself up & made a wonderful life for herself after sinking to the bottom.
5 Ways To Stay Safe in the Summer Heat
Summer is here, and so is the heat! Here are five ways you can avoid overheating this season
What Causes Dyslexia?
New study looks at whether visual function problems are a cause or consequence of dyslexia.
Not All Fats Are Created Equal: Good Fats Vs. Bad Fats
Learn about the difference between good fats and bad fats and how much you be eating of both.
Tony Schwartz Talks 'Fierce Intentionality' And Where The Best Ideas Happen
Tony Schwartz talks "fierce intentionality" and where the best ideas happen
Tony Schwartz: Renewal Is Not For Slackers
Tony Schwartz: Renewal Is Not For Slackers
Alternative Medicine: Hyperbaric Chamber Therapy For Brain Injuries
Some victims of traumatic brain injuries are adding an alternative treatment to their rehab program; a growing number of patients are turning to hyperbaric chamber therapy in an effort to 'reboot' their brains.
Healing Cancer Patients Through Music
Music therapy can be a powerful part of the healing process for cancer patients.
How I Found A Kidney Donor On Facebook
Eddie Beatrice talks with Mike about the improbable way he found an organ donor: Facebook.
Keep Courts Out Of The Organ Donation System
Mildred Solomon, Professor of Medical Ethics at Harvard medical School, claims that involving lawyers in the organ donation system will only compromise the integrity of the families.
8 Ways to Add Years to Your Life
Want to live a longer and better life? We have some simple ways you can add more than a dozen good years to your life.
Hidden Health Clues in Your Fingers and Arms
From cancer to stroke to Alzheimer's-clues to conditions you may be at risk for are hiding in plain sight!
The Color of Generic Pills Can Dissuade Patients from Taking Them
The color of generic pills can dissuade patients from taking their medication.
Soldier Undergoes Double-Arm Transplant After Losing Limbs in Iraq
Erika Edwards reports an Iraq war veteran who lost all four limbs in combat has undergone a double arm transplant.
New Skeletal System Helps Paralyzed Army Vets Walk Again
Theresa Hannigan is an Army veteran who uses the Re-walk Rehabilitation System, an exoskeleton for those whose lower limbs are paralyzed. The unique device is helping wounded vets find ways to walk again.
Nearly 20% of Patients Readmitted to Hospitals
Nearly 1 in 5 hospitalized patients is readmitted, or makes a trip to the ER, during the first month of their discharge.
Labels Can Be Inaccurate on Popular Supplements
Vitamin D doses often don't match labels, according to a new study.
Electronic Alert Systems May Make Doctors Miss Test Results
A new survey suggests electronic systems used to deliver alerts to doctors may cause them to miss important test results.
FDA Is Still Finding Violations at Compounding Pharmacies Across the U.S.
FDA officials recently inspected thirty compounding pharmacies, and found numerous violations ranging from unsanitary conditions to particles floating in drug vials.
Common Complaints About Doctors
Consumer reports is out with its list of top pet peeves patients have about seeing the doctor.
Doctor Uses New System for Billing Patients
A Georgia doctor has adopted a new system of billing patients, charging a monthly flat fee instead of taking insurance, Medicare or Medicaid for office visits.
There's a Correlation Between Your Brain and How You Hold a Cellphone
Researchers have found a correlation between brain dominance and how you hold your cell phone.
Paraplegic Father Slowly Overcoming His Injuries
A father working to overcome a paralyzing injury and thanks to his former teammates, he's not only making strides but also paying it forward. Benita Zahn reports.
Wearable Tech Might Be Making a Difference in Healthcare
It's a $2.6 trillion industry that almost every one of us has struggled with -- health care. But there is new hope, thanks to new wearable technology.
Immunotherapy Explained
Robert Bazell reports on immunotherapy and its implementation in cancer treatments.
Laila Ali: I'm Not Afraid to Get Old
Forty percent of Americans feel getting old is something to fear, according to a survey released today, Laila Ali, retired boxer and daughter of Muhammad Ali, joins Lunch Break to discuss a campaign to inspire people to prepare for aging, even in their 30s.
Random Stranger Offers Kidney to Anyone Who Needs It
Woman's life is saved when a completely random stranger walks into the hospital and offers his kidney to anyone who needs it.
Music Can Reduce Anxiety in ICU Patients
Listening to music appears to reduce anxiety and the use of sedatives among ICU patients on a ventilator.
Treating Fallen Troops on the Field: Two New Battlefield Devices
From a self-inflating tourniquet to a wearable vitals monitor-we show you some of the latest military medical technology!
How the Body Reacts to Stress
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, explains the physical signs of the body's fight or flight response.
Finding Relief in Holistic Medicine
Woman turns to holistic treatments after traditional medicine failed to help her.
Alternative Arthritis Therapies: Food Supplements
Conventional medical treatments for arthritis have come a long way in recent years. But many people suffering from arthritis pain have found additional comfort in so-called "alternative" or "complementary" therapies. How effective are they?
I Sequenced My Microbiome
Catherine Lozupone joins HuffPost Live to discuss sequencing her microbiome.
What You Can Learn From Your Poop
Maura Henninger joins Josh to talk about what you can learn from you poop.
Miniature Horse Therapy
While dog therapy is becoming quite common, miniature horses might have some therapeutic effect.
Doctor Says Cancer From Oral Sex Is Common
Could Michael Douglas really have gotten throat cancer from oral sex? This doctor says not only is it possible, but it's the most common way to get throat cancer these days.
Could Hand Sanitizer Set You On Fire?
Young girl is treated for severe burns after the alcohol in the hand sanitizer on her hands caught fire.
Ways To Beat Stress
Jan Bruce and Erik Marcus join HuffPost Live to go over some ways to beat stress.
How Where You Live Affects Your Stress Level
Brandon Keim and Derek Penwell join Caitlyn to discuss how where you live effects your stress level.
Chicken Wings For Dialysis Patients
What you eat isn't just important for weight loss or nutrition, it can also be used as medicine. For example, chicken wings that are beneficial for dialysis patients.
Fecal Transplant Crackdown
The FDA issued strict new guidelines regarding poop -- or, more specifically, the use of fecal transplants to treat severe and potentially lethal bacterial infections.
Feds Clamp Down On Life-Saving 'Stool' Treatment
The FDA issued strict new guidelines regarding poop -- or, more specifically, the use of fecal transplants to treat severe and potentially lethal bacterial infections. HuffPost Science Editor David Freeman weighs in.
Ways to Stay Safe as Temps Rise
As we anticipate the first heat wave of 2013, experts say there are certain groups that need to be extra careful.
Alternative Medicine: How Holistic Pediatricians Are Different
If you're a parent looking for a holistic pediatrician -- good luck finding one. They ARE out there, but they're few and far between. Here's one doctor who long ago saw the demand from a growing number of parents -- and her practice now is an alternative to traditional pediatric medicine.
Hot Weather Brings Dangerous Air Quality
As summer approaches, air quality in some areas will becoming increasingly dangerous to vulnerable groups such as young children and the elderly.
This Test May Save Your Life
A doctor in Connecticut has developed a genetic test that could help determine allergies to prescription drugs.
Not Being the Breadwinner Can Make Men Sick
A new study finds men are more likely to have issues with sex and their health when their wives make more money.
Exercise of the Week
Just cardio won't do it. Learn the importance of strength training and some of the best exercises you can do at home.
Horseback Riding Therapy for Lyme Disease
Woman dealing with the physical fallout from Lyme's Disease finds therapy in horseback riding.
Amputees Experience Grief Similar to Death of a Loved One
Doctors say amputees go through a grieving process that closely resembles the grieving process experienced when a loved one dies.
How Happiness Evolves & Improves With Age
Heidi Grant Halvorson is happy doing the things her 20-year-old self would have considered boring & lame. She joins us to talk about how our perception of happiness shifts & life coach Christine Sachs offers advice on finding happiness at every age.
This Man Desperately Needs a Kidney
Alan Howard is dying of a failing kidney and is waiting on donor list, hoping for a match. In the mean time, he still attends college classes and plays the guitar.
No-Vacation Nation
Full Segment: A recent study reveals that the U.S. is only country in the developed world that doesn't require businesses to provide paid vacation days for employees. What does this mean for business and employees? Should the government intervene?
College Women Drink More
A study suggests that female college students drink more than their male counterparts. Are college women using alcohol as a social crutch? And what are the long term effects of engaging in this behavior while in school?
Memorial Day Health and Fitness Tips
Watch this video before you set out for your Memorial Day festivities. Three-day weekends can lead to too much sun, overindulging at too many barbecues, and letting your fitness goals fall by the wayside. We'll show you how to stay healthy without sacrificing the fun.
Fidgeting Can Burn Calories
Did you know fidgeting can burn up to 350 calories per day? So fidget! Fidget at your desk, fidget at the bus stop, fidget anywhere you are! Fidget!
Is America a Pill Nation?
Today, an estimated 16 million people use painkillers, 5 million take sleep aids, and 18 million are relying on antidepressants. Do these numbers point to a collective hole in the soul of our country?
Marcia Cross on Stand Up To Cancer
Marcia Cross discusses Stand Up To Cancer's partnership with The Safeway Foundation to increase awareness and funds for the fight against prostate cancer by designing a reusable shopping bag, embossed with the words, "It starts with a wish; it can end with a cure."
Los Angeles Farmers Market Q&A
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears visits a popular L.A. farmers market to answer questions about sun protection, ear infections, cold prevention and more.
Hollywood Health Q&A
The Docs hit the world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame and meet curious Angelenos with questions about their health. Get tips to tame tension headaches and prevent yeast infections. Plus, does wine speed up the aging process?
Parents Discover Rats at Brooklyn Pool
A few Brooklyn parents say for the past few months they've been finding rats under their pool and in the playground where their children go after school. So far, city agencies haven't done anything to help fix the rat problem.
How Dangerous Ticks Can Be?
As the weather gets warmer, insect including ticks carrying Lyme disease begin to come out. Lyme disease can be debilitating and even deadly according to a group looking to educate the public about the dangerous disease.
Waking Up with a Stiff Neck
Your pillow might be to blame. Get tips to sleep healthier.
How Breakups Affect Your Body
Breaking up can take a significant toll on your physical health. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains the processes your body goes through during a breakup.
Is Yoga Too Religious For Public Physical Education?
The Encinitas school district in San Diego is facing a law suit for teaching Ashtanga yoga in place of traditional physical education classes. One doctor testified on behalf of a group of parent concerned the practice is a religious conspiracy.
"It Starts With a Wish; It Can End With a Cure"
Marcia Cross discusses Stand Up To Cancer's partnership with The Safeway Foundation to increase awareness and funds for the fight against prostate cancer by designing a reusable shopping bag, embossed with the words, "It starts with a wish; it can end with a cure."
Phones in the Bathroom Can Make You Sick?
People take their cellphones everywhere, even to the bathroom. But could this be making you sick? A Muncie doctor says it can spread staff bacteria and fecal matter, which cause acne, pink eye and other diseases.
What Sunscreen Should You Use This Summer?
While a need for sunscreen is agreed on, officials are debating the qualifications should determine what type and brand you use. Even though the FDA has placed more restrictions and rules on sunscreen producers, environmental groups say they haven't done enough to protect consumers.
The Symptoms of UTIs and Kidney Stones
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman explains the symptoms of urinary tract infections and kidney stones, both of which can cause debilitating pain. Plus, learn prevention tips to reduce your chances of contracting either condition.
Does It Work: WaxVac Ear Wax Remover
Ear wax is so annoying! And using swabs to clean your ears can be dangerous, so what can you do? The WaxVac ear wax vacuum claims to solve the problem, but does it really work?
Cracking Down on Mothers of Drug Addicted Newborns
Law enforcement in Etowah county Alabama are attempting to decrease the number of babies born addicted to narcotics. Not only will mothers be prosecuted, but the district attorney's office wants to prosecute doctors who are over prescribing medications.
3 Best Herbs for Ayurvedic Healing
Yogi Cameron, star of A Model Guru, shows how to use tumeric, coriander and ginger to treat a variety of conditions like the common cold, indigestion and headaches.
Infertility 101: Natural Solutions to Help You Get Pregnant
Dr. Vasudha Gupta talks to Dr. Holly about the causes of infertility and gives tips on getting pregnant.
How to Sooth Your Throat with Home-Made Licorice Lozenges
Sooth your sore throat yourself with Nirmala's homemade licorice lozenges.
Always Flush The Toilet With The Lid Down
Jason "The Germ Guy" Tetro joins HuffPost Live to discuss why you should always flush the toilet with the lid down.
Whats The Germiest Place On The Body?
Jason "The Germ Guy" Tetro joins Dena to talk about the germiest place on the human body.
The 30-Day Life Without TV Challenge
Anya, a 22-year-old post production assistant, says she spends as much as 10 hours a day watching television on the weekends. The Doctors challenge her to put down the remote and not watch television for 30 days.
Naturopathic Care Could Help Metabolic Syndrome Patients
A new study finds treatment by naturopathic doctors can help decrease the prevalence of metabolic syndrome, a risk factor for heart disease.
Painful Disease Put Man's Life On Hold
We all know that painful feeling when you sit down on your leg and it goes numb. For most people, paresthesia is a temporary feeling. But for some, it returns on a regular basis -- as a dangerous disease that can make a big impact on everyday life. Guest Patrick Bohan shares his story.
A Doctor Confronting His Own Illness
Dr. Stuart Farrimond joins Josh to discuss his own battle with a brain tumor.
Life With Trichotillomania
Full Segment: Between 2% and 5% of Americans suffer from trichotillomania, a compulsive urge to pull out one's own hair. It can lead to noticeable hair loss and social anxiety. What's it like to live with this frustrating disease?
Beware of Swimming Pool Water
Think chlorine kills harmful bacteria floating in your pool? Think again.
On Pins & Needles
Full Segment: We all know that painful feeling when you sit down on your leg and it goes numb. For most people, paresthesia is a temporary feeling. But for some, it returns on a regular basis -- as a dangerous disease that can make a big impact on everyday life.
Meditation as Alternative Medicine
Imagine your doctor prescribing 20 minutes of meditation, twice a day. Some doctors are actually doing that because of the growing evidence that quieting the mind is healthy. For some, it's an alternative to medicine.
Alternative Therapies That Fix Health Problems
Amy McGorry from Prevention Magazine describes why alternative therapies like aromatherapy, acupuncture and massage can help fix health problems.
Healing Yoga to Alleviate Multiple Sclerosis Pains
Some people with serious health issues like multiple sclerosis are finding relief in the ancient practice of yoga.
My Doctor Fat-Shamed Me
Full Segment: ME: "I have the flu." DR.: "Try losing weight." ME: "What does that have to do with my flu?" New studies show that regardless of the symptoms being treated, overweight patients are treated differently due to their weight.
Couch Potato Gene Makes Exercise Enthusiasm Difficult For Some
Losing weight can be a game changer in someone's life. But now with the discovery of what some are calling the "Couch Potato Gene" turns out, for a lot of folks struggling to stick with the program.. there's a reason it's so hard to get moving.
Smelly Hot Spots on the Body
Take a head-to-toe tour of the body, and learn which parts are typically odiferous.
Body Odor Confessions
Brave men and women confess their smelliest body parts.
What Causes Body Odor?
The Doctors and gastroenterologist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez explain how bacteria on the body, combined with various gland secretions, create an unpleasant odor.
What Is the Smelliest Body Part?
The Doctors polled their Facebook fans to determine the smelliest body part. See the results, and find out whether or not The Doctors agree!
Research Shows Low Level Lead Exposure Still Affects Kids
Do even low levels of lead in the blood affect reading readiness in Kindergarten students?
Woman Uses Hypnotherapy To Keep The Weight Off
Hypnotherapy helped one man lose 100 pounds, one lady kick her smoking habit after 25 years & one sports team overcome a big losing streak. We speak to a woman who swears by it to keep the pounds off.
The Debate Over When Life Begins
Jonathan Moreno and Dr. John Lantos join Josh to discuss the debate over when life begins.
When Should Seniors Stop Driving?
The Doctors discuss the signs of aging that could pose a danger behind the wheel. Plus, learn tips and activities to improve memory and boost brainpower.
Inappropriate Personal Trainers?
How to know when a trainer's workout moves are for fitness or something fishy.
Testicular Sperm Extraction
Board-certified urologist Dr. Aaron Spitz explains how sperm extraction works to boost male fertility and increase the chances of conception.
Diagnosing the Cause of Male Infertility
Married couple Justin and Margaret have had difficulty conceiving a child for the past couple of years. Justin underwent a fertility test and discovered that he produced very little sperm. A board-certified urologist performs a testicular exam to determine the potential cause of Justin's fertility problems.
5 Things to Know About Mosquitoes
Mosquito season is upon us. Missy Sullivan joins The News Hub with five things you should know about these pests before summer sets in.
Appendix Function and Removal Procedure
The appendix, which is attached to the large intestine, might actually serve a purpose. But, when it gets inflamed, it can be extremely painful. Learn about a new procedure to remove the appendix through the belly button, leaving less scarring.
Is Your Spleen Useless or Useful?
The spleen is an organ to the left of the stomach. It often is removed for various reasons, but there can be benefits to keeping yours.
Are Your Sinuses Useless or Useful?
Sinuses are a connected system of hollow cavities in the skull, and they can be a real nuisance when they get clogged and collect fluid.
Is the Belly Button Useless or Useful?
It marks the spot where the umbilical cord was attached while in your mother's womb, but does it serve a purpose after birth?
Body Parts You Can Live Without
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears hits the streets of Los Angeles to find out if people know what different body parts are for -- and whether you can live without them.
Replacing Body Parts with Stem Cells and Synthetics
The department of nanotechnology and regenerative medicine at University College London often is called the human body parts store. The team uses stem cells and synthetic materials to grow replacement organs and body parts.
Addicted To Tanning
Full Segment: The dangers of tanning are well documented, but some people just can't help themselves and are addicted to the feeling of being tan in the same way people get addicted to drugs.
Tanning Enthusiast Defends Controversial Practice
The dangers of tanning are well documented, but some people just can't help themselves and are addicted to the feeling of being tan in the same way people get addicted to drugs. We speak with Lexie about her struggle to quit.
Woman Managed To Quit Smoking Before Overcoming Tanning Addiction
The dangers of tanning are well documented, but some people just can't help themselves and are addicted to the feeling of being tan in the same way people get addicted to drugs. We speak with Erica about her struggle to quit.
Iyanla Demonstrates a Healing Exercise Similar to 'Needleless Acupuncture'
During her work with Tiffany, a wife who says she is in a sexless marriage, Iyanla has her perform an exercise called progressive EFT, or tapping. It's a spiritual healing exercise that allows you to release negative, toxic energy from your mind, body and spirit. Watch as Iyanla demonstrates and explains how you can use tapping in your life.
The Ethics of Prescribing Placebos
A British study found that a large majority of doctors in the U.K. are prescribing placebos regularly. The Doctors discuss whether it's ethical and safe for doctors to use placebos as a form of treatment.
Organ Transplants Safety
Organ transplants are often necessary to save lives, but did you know that sometimes the only organs available may be diseased? The Doctors discuss the safety protocols for organ transplantation.
New Study Shows Spike in Sleep Apnea Patients
New study shows skyrocketing number of people being diagnosed with sleep apnea. Find out why.
Encouraging People Over 50 to Adopt a Healthy Lifestyle
In the next two years, adults over 50 are expected to represent nearly half of the U.S. population. Pfizer and YMCA have launched a new program called 50 Moving Forward, which encourages people 50 and older to adopt the habits they need for a long, healthy life. The program promotes preventative measures, such as screenings and vaccinations, healthy eating and physical activity.
May 8th Is International Thalassemia Day
Ahmed sits down with Jude Kamal to discuss 'International Thalassemia Day' and how her diagnosis with Thalassemia made her determined to make a difference in someone's life.
Hospital Price Disparities Made Public
Americans have long become accustomed to bewilderment and anxiety when confronting health care bills. A new database underscores why, revealing the perplexing assortment of prices for medical care, with the details of bills seemingly untethered to any graspable principle.
Megan Fox, RPatz, and Snooky's Questionable Hygiene Habits
Reality star Snooki reportedly exfoliates with cat litter, and actress Megan Fox says she forgets to flush the toilet. Get the lowdown on questionable celebrity hygiene habits.
Depression Meds Alternative: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Nearly 20 million Americans over the age of 18 suffer from a major form of depression -- and many look for help outside of traditional medicine because pills can have a lot of side effects. There's a new treatment called transcranial magnetic stimulation -- and for many, this alternative can be lifesaving.
Big Pharma's Pill Pushing
Full Segment: Big Pharma spends almost twice as much on promotion as it does on research and development. Drug company revenues climbed more than $200 billion in the years between 1995 and 2010 and so did the number of addicts. How can this be better regulated?
Take a Two Minute Break to De-Stress and Relax
Feeling stressed out? Need to re-boot and rejuvenate? Take 2-Minutes to watch this Travel Therapy video and find your inner bliss. Breathe. Believe. Trust. Be thankful. Created by Emmy award-winning TV correspondent, Karen Schaler, creator and host of the new Travel Therapy TV and online series, featuring top trips to take based on what you're going through in life.
What Causes a Belly Button Itch?
The Doctors discuss the causes of an itchy belly button and share tips to ditch the itch! Plus, learn the signs that your navel could be infected.
The Urge to Suddenly Use the Bathroom
The Doctors are joined by Ross Mathews, comedian, TV personality and author of Man Up!: Tales of My Delusional Self-Confidence , for a special show-and-tell edition. Ross reveals that whenever he tells his mother exciting news over the phone, she has to hang up and call him back. The reason: "Insta-diarrhea!" The Docs explain what may cause the sudden urge to go.
Gym Intimidation
Full Segment: Getting in the door at the gym is just the first step. You've got to learn how to use the equipment, get used to working out in public, and deal with some awkward, or even intense, encounters.
Brad Lamm
Addiction Specialist & Lifestyle Interventionist Brad Lamm joined me this week on Mondays With Marlo. Brad was such an interesting and informative guest! We spoke about all kinds of addictions -- everything from smoking to food to prescription pills. Brad answered your addiction questions and even shared a few touching personal stories. Watch the full interview for an inside look at addiction and get some great tips to overcome addictions you may be struggling with.
Considering the UK's Health Care Point System Proposal
Should the quality of a person's health care be based on his or her lifestyle choices?
Melanoma Monday
Full Segment: May 6th is Melanoma Monday, part of Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Learn from experts and survivors about warning signs and misperceptions surrounding this deadly disease and how to spot melanoma before it spreads.
New Treatment Uses Hot Cups to Relieve Ailments
Celebs from Gwyneth Paltrow to Jennifer Aniston have have been caught on camera with circles on their skin from an acupuncture treatment called cupping. Mike Wilber explains how it works.
Short Term Hearing Loss Is Actually Our Body's Defense
Short term hearing loss is actually the body's way of protecting our ears ... not damaging them.
Staying Healthy from the Inside Out
Who knew the key to outer beauty begins with inner beauty? Lifestyle Expert Elizabeth Mayhew, that's who. And the even better news? It's easier to achieve than you'd think.
How Meditation Cured My PTSD
US Army Veteran Stephen Lee joins Ricky to talk about how meditation cured his PTSD.
Bizarre Tales from the Emergency Room
What is the strangest thing doctors have ever found inside the human body? It could be the 20-inch eel that was found inside one man's colon! The takeaway? Don't stick things in your body that don't belong there, Dr. Travis says.
High Blood Pressure Prevention
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, the chief medical officer of Pfizer, joins Dr. Travis to raise awareness about high blood pressure and its consequences. Hypertension affects about 76 million Americans and nearly 1 billion people worldwide. It can lead to heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and vision loss.
Summer Heat Warnings For Seniors
About 400 people die each year in the U.S. from heat-related conditions, and most of them are 65 or older. The Doctors share warning signs and prevention tips.
Scuba Diving Dangers
Dr. Hilary Greenberg was scuba diving in Costa Rica when she was knocked unconscious by a strong surge. Her husband, a cosmetic physician, performed CPR while they were in the water for almost 45 minutes, saving her life.
Want to Look Younger? Gain a Few Pounds
Don't be afraid to put on a few pounds as you age. The extra fat can help smooth out wrinkles and give you a younger-looking face.
Driving Under the Influence of Marijuana
Colorado is considering a law to set a driving under the influence of drugs limit to restrict the level of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, in your blood while driving. Watch as one woman gets behind the wheel of a driving simulator after getting high.
Take Tour of Marijuana Facilities in Colorado
Colorado is the first state to legalize marijuana for adults over the age of 21. "My 420 Tours" is offering tours of marijuana cultivation facilities and dispensaries, workshops to learn how to cook with cannabis, and the opportunity to smoke at private parties.
What Causes A Stinky Nose?
A viewer says, "I recently got over a bad cold, but I'm getting worried because the breath from my nose stinks. What's up with that?" Ear, nose and throat surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon explains.
Spring Allergy Season
It's allergy season, and this year is expected to be difficult because a mild winter and early, windy spring promoted allergen creation. Get Dr. O's tips to control your allergies.
Treating Poison Ivy "Down There?"
That genital rash could be poison ivy instead of a sexually transmitted disease. Be sure to wash your hands after hiking or working in your yard and before you use the restroom.
Scoliosis: Structural Integration Is the Alternative Treatment
If you're one of the estimated 7,000,000 Americans with it, you probably know that help for scoliosis is limited to wearing body braces or surgery. But there's a new alternative: Structural Integration; here's one woman's story of how it allowed her to maintain her active lifestyle.
Hydrotherapy for Restless Leg Syndrome
See how spending time in a hot tub can help heal restless leg syndrome.
Calm a Restless Mind With Hydrotherapy
See how spending time in a hot tub can help heal calm a restless mind.
Is Your Lipstick Slowly Killing You?
A testing of 32 commonly used lipsticks found traces of lead, cadmium, aluminum and other metals, some at potentially toxic levels.
Soothe Anxiety with One Quick Tip
Soothe situational anxiety with one simple tip.
The Best and Worst Sleep Positions
Is there such a thing as the perfect sleep position? Top sleep expert Dr. Michael Breus reveals the best and worst sleep positions for your body.
The Signs of Stress
Did you know that more than 75 percent of all doctor's office visits are for stress-related conditions and complaints? Pfizer's Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D. gives tips to recognize the signs of stress. Plus, learn the five A's of managing stress in your life.
Video Journal: Month-Long Yoga Challenge
Patch editor Daniel Woolfolk shares the life-changing benefits he gained when he committed to doing 31 yoga classes in 31 days as part of PLAY Yoga's March Madness Challenge.
Religious Experience Or 'Brain Juice Sloshing Around?'
Thanks to modern medicine, if you lose consciousness or your heart stops beating you can potentially be brought back to life. What does momentary death feel like? And what does it reveal about life?
The Weird Ways Of Staying Alive
Dr. Benjamin S. Abella joins HuffPost Live to describe some of the newest and most innovative ways of keeping cardiac arrest patients alive.
No One Knows What Happens After Death
Dr. Sam Parnia, head of intensive care at the Stony Brook University Hospital in New York, claims that since there is no concrete evidence of what happens after death, you must be open to the fact that anything is possible.
A Vitamin That's Good For The Joints
Celebrity fitness trainer Simone De La Rue recommended that women over 35 take a daily multi-vitamin when she appeared on Mondays With Marlo. But that's not all! Simone also told me that it's important to take glucosamine and calcium supplements to lubricate the joints.
Toilet Tool Promises Easier BMs
The TurDle promises an easier time on the toilet. Proctologist and colorectal surgeon Dr. David Rosenfeld weighs in.
Hemorrhoids Vs. Anal Fissures
From hemorrhoids and fissures to going number two, proctologist and colorectal surgeon Dr. David Rosenfeld joins The Doctors to clear up your biggest booty problems.
High Heel Surgery Alternative That Doesn't Break Bones
Bunions can make wearing high heels unbearable; the surgery to fix the problem can be even worse. Now an orthopedic surgeon offers an alternative treatment to bunion surgery without breaking any bones.
Should Your Doctor Be Your Life Coach?
Doctors are using a new untraditional strategy to help patients achieve health goals like quitting smoking or starting diet and exercise programs. Laura Landro and Healthwise founder and chief executive Donald Kemper explain.
Lisa Belkin On How Sleep Deprivation Makes Us Stressed
Lisa Belkin joins Josh Zepps to discuss how sleep deprivation makes people stressed.
Lisa Belkin On Breathing & How To Find Your Best Bedtime
Lisa Belkin joins Josh Zepps to discuss breathing and how to find your best bedtime.
What Causes a Loss of Taste and Smell?
Vision and hearing are known to decline with age, but what about other senses? The Doctors explain how the sense of taste and smell are affected by the aging process, and whether a loss of these senses is genetic.
A Cochlear Implant Allows a Woman to Hear for the First Time
An Idaho woman who has been deaf her entire life now has new hope for hearing thanks to a device called a cochlear implant.
World Malaria Day 2013
Shaquille O'Neal discusses the importance of raising awareness about malaria as part of the Big Push effort to end the disease once and for all.
Marijuana Pill May Be Better For Pain Than Smoked Form
A pill form of marijuana may work just as well to relieve pain as the smoked form, but with fewer side effects, new research suggests.
Young People More Likely to Skip Meds Than Elderly
Younger patients are more likely to skip their medications than senior citizens.
Doctors Are Best Role Models For Healthy Lifestyle
Patients are more likely to undergo screenings and get flu shots if their doctors do likewise.
A Hospital Has Started a Physician-Assisted Death Program
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine highlights one hospital that started a physician-assisted death program. Doctors would prescribe a lethal medication that patients would self-administer after extensive counseling.
The Pee Pants and Who They Are For
Special underwear that includes a tube and a bag allows you to pee in your pants. It's designed for active women and encourages you to stay hydrated when there's not a bathroom nearby.
Stand Up 2 Cancer
Heidi tells us a little about why she stands up 2 cancer.
The Docstors: Q and A in Less Than 30 Seconds
The Doctors answer audience questions in 30 seconds or less.
U.S. Hospitals Quietly Deport Undocumented Immigrants
A new report reveals hundreds of patients are quietly deported by hospitals and flown back to their home countries, often without being conscious. We discuss the obscure process known as "medical repatriation."
Bad Genes Stop With Me
Full Segment: Many who carry genetic disease want to start a family without passing on those traits. Science is figuring out how to eliminate problem genes for good.
Are We Obligated to Perform CPR?
A recent incident in Bakersfield, California shocked the nation when a nurse called 911 after finding an elderly retirement home resident collapsed on the floor - but refused to perform CPR. The Doctors weigh in.
CPR Controversy
A recent incident in Bakersfield, California shocked the nation when a nurse called 911 after finding an elderly retirement home resident collapsed on the floor - but refused to perform CPR. Battalion Chief of the Bakersfield Fire Department Anthony Galagaza describes the incident.
Dr. Travis Turns Up the Heat
We all know sweating is natural and healthy, but E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork puts the bodily function to the ultimate test at The Shape House, an urban sweat lodge. See how Dr. Travis survives nearly an hour in a 158 degree pod! Plus, watch him cool off.
Sexual Activity Remains Low Among Young Teens
1% of 11 year-olds, and 2.5% of 12 year-olds report having sex.
Removing a Split Toenail
Podiatrist Dr. Ali Sadrieh explains that split nails are relatively common, but they can put people at an increased risk for fungal infections. In extreme cases, the nail may need to be removed so that the nail bed can be treated for infection. Dr. Sadrieh demonstrates how a split toenail is carefully removed from the nail bed.
Medicine Side Effect: Stinky?
The Doctors explain how certain medications and supplements can cause body odor.
Food Poisoning Explained
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates what happens when you get food poisoning and how to prevent it.
How Long Do Viruses Last on Surfaces?
Parents always want to know how long the surfaces in the are house going to be contaminated after their child's friends come over with a cold, pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears says.
The Benefits of Exercise
You've been working out regularly, but how long will your efforts last if you're sidelined by an illness, work or travel?
Community Gardening for Weight Loss
Men and women who take part in community gardening have a lower body mass index than neighbors who don't.
There's No Magic Pill: Supplementing a Healthy Lifestyle
Dr. Christopher Shih digests new ideas about health and disease prevention.
Walking Can Have Same Heart Benefit as Running
People who walk at a moderate pace experience the same heart benefit as those who run vigorously.
Professor: Antibiotics Abuse Is Making Us More Susceptible To Disease
Antibiotic resistance is increasing. Now 70 years after the introduction of these game-changing drugs, they're starting to fail as deadly bacteria have begun to adapt. How should we prepare for the antibiotic apocalypse?
MRSA Survivor Required 7 Life-Saving Surgeries
Antibiotic resistance is increasing. We talk with a woman who has survived MRSA after 7 surgeries.
The Nose Knows
Regina Meredith interviews Barry Kapp and he explains the master medicinal aromatherapist knowledge he has explored and their many healing powers of essential oils.
A Farmers' Market For Pot
Full Segment: In Santa Rosa, California, there's a farmers' market where customers can purchase a wide array of locally sourced produce...in this case that crop happens to be marijuana.
The Bacteria Are Winning
Full Segment: Antibiotic resistance is increasing. Now 70 years after the introduction of these game-changing drugs, they're starting to fail as deadly bacteria have begun to adapt. How should we prepare for the antibiotic apocalypse?
Weight Gain May Be Connected to a Microbe
Studies suggest weight gain may be connected to a specific microbe, hoarding calories inside the body. A new breath test can reveal if patients have the microbe and therefore are at risk for developing obesity. Dr. Bruce Hensel reports.
Prescription Prices Can Vary Around Pharmacies
It pays to shop around when it comes to generic prescription drugs. A new study from Consumer Reports finds prices can vary widely among pharmacies.
Antibiotic Resistance and Overuse
You may be surprised by the number of antibiotic prescriptions being written in the U.S. Check out the results of a new CDC study.
What to Do When Gastric Bypass Doesn't Help
Dr. Hillary Goldsher discusses the emotional eating. Her advice this week is for a woman who even after gastric bypass can't stop eating recklessly.
Avoid This Common Running Injury
When it comes to race training, "No pain, No gain" is a common motto for hard-core runners. But when the pain is more than some soreness or muscle stiffness, it's time to stop. Britney Glaser reports on a common running injury.
Don't Patent Me, Bro
Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a landmark case challenging Myriad Genetics' patents on breast cancer genes. Should they be allowed to patent human genes? If not, will that hurt the biotech industry's incentive to invest in R&D?
Racing For The Cure For Profit
Suppose there is a broken gene out there that could be fixed. Companies are racing to find an answer, but are they doing it for the right reasons?
Parents Speak Of Teen's Battle With Meningitis
The parents of a teenager who lost all four limbs to meningitis speak about the struggle their daughter has faced and how it all could have been prevented. INSIDE EDITION reports.
James Forsythe on Possible Harm in Cancer Treatments
Regina Meredith interviews James Forsythe on Gaiam TV's show, Healing Matrix.
Dennis Richard on the Benefits of MMS
Join host Regina Meredith on the Gaiam Tv original show, Healing Matrix. On this special show Regina interviews Dennis Richard.
Why You Shouldn't Clean Your Ears
Do you clean inside of your ear with a cotton swab? Some experts say that people shouldn't clean the wax out of their ear. A natural process in human ears cleans out the wax without needing a cotton swab. Using a swab on the inside of your ear can cause wax to get backed up and accumulate inside rather than cleaning it out. Also, if the swab gets pushed in too far it can damage the eardrum.
USA Weekend: Genetic Testing
The Doctors have an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column. Latest: Should you undergo genetic testing?
Superbug Outbreak
A new strand of untreatable bacteria has been found in Los Angeles. Should you worry?
Yoga Instructor Demonstrates the Five Tibetan Rites
Tom Kelly of Soul of Yoga in Encinitas, CA has been practicing yoga for more than four decades and recently began incorporating a little-known sequence called the Five Tibetan Rites into his daily routine something he says makes him feel more invigorated. Credit: Daniel Woolfolk
Physically Active Doctors Are More Likely to Recommend Exercise
Doctors who are physically active are more likely to recommend exercise to their patients.
The Importance of Rehydrating After Sickness
Learn the most effective ways to rehydrate the body after a bout of stomach-churning sickness.
Are You Getting Enough "Vitamin N?"
Health and features editor of Women's Health magazine, Sascha De Gersdorff, discusses an important topic featured in the April 2013 issue: Are you getting enough "vitamin N?"
How To Spot A Narcissist
Full Segment: Narcissism is casually used as an exaggerated description for a person's self-involvement. But some people can be clinically defined as narcissists. So where does insult meet diagnosis?
Lean and Green Hangover Cure
What's lean, green and can help ease the ache of a hangover?
Meet Tom Chi the Pain Whisperer
Meet Tom Chi, "The Pain Whisperer," who has used his kung fu and acupuncture background to devise a unique pain treatment. Dr. Andrew Ordon visits him to see if he can help his knee pain.
The Benefits of Acupuncture to Treat Pain
Actress Penelope Cruz has been seen sporting gold acupuncture pins in her ear. Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon explains that the treatment may help relieve her back pain.
Alternative Options to Soothe a Sore Throat
Got the flu? Trade your flu syrup and medication for a Hot Toddy Sorbet or Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears's soothing throatsicle recipe.
Medicare's Waste
Dr. Stephanie Woodhandler discusses the rampant waste in medicare.
Unnecessary Treatment In Medicare
The HuffPost Community to discuss the fact that we need to look for outliers that are performing too much unnecessary treatment.
The Origins of Marijuana
Learn about the origins of the marijuana plant with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
The Case Against Medical Marijuana
Learn the arguments against medical marijuana with Steph Sherer.
Does Medical Marijuana Distribution Increase Crime?
Learn if medical marijuana distribution leads to an increase in crime with Steph Sherer.
How Medical Marijuana Distribution Affects Communities
Learn how medical marijuana distribution affects communities with Steph Sherer.
Who Should Not Use Medical Marijuana?
Learn who should not use medical marijuana with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
How to Talk to Your Doctor About Medical Marijuana
Learn how to talk to your doctor about medical marijuana with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
How Caregivers Can Help a Medical Marijuana Patient
Learn how caregivers can help medical marijuana patients with Steph Sherer.
How to Keep Medical Marijuana Away from Children
Learn how to keep medical marijuana out of the hands of children in this Howcast video.
How to Talk to Loved Ones About Medical Marijuana
Learn how to talk to your friends and family about medical marijuana use with Steph Sherer.
The Stigma of Using Medical Marijuana
Learn about the stigma and discrimination that medical marijuana patients can experience with Steph Sherer.
Urine Testing and Medical Marijuana
Learn how the use of medical marijuana affects urine testing for drug use with Steph Sherer.
Marijuana Use Outside the United States
Learn how marijuana is regarded and used in countries other than the United States with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
Is Marijuana a Gateway Drug?
Learn if marijuana is a gateway drug and if it could lead to harder drugs with Steph Sherer.
The Barriers to Medical Marijuana Research
Learn about the barriers to medical marijuana research with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
Marijuana Use to Releive GI Disorders' Symptoms
Learn about marijuana use and gastrointestinal (GI) disorders with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
The Research Findings on Medical Marijuana
Learn what the research says about medical marijuana with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
Marijuana Benefits for Glaucoma Patients
Learn about marijuana use for glaucoma patients with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
Marijuana Vs. Medical Marijuana
Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal explains what Marijuana is and the specific use of medical Marijuana.
Medical Marijuana Approval for Veterans
Learn why veterans are sometimes approved for medical marijuana cards with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
How to Obtain a Medical Marijuana Card
Learn how to obtain a medical marijuana card so you can smoke pot for medicinal purposes with Steph Sherer..
Marijuana Use for Chronic Pain
Learn about marijuana use for patients suffering from chronic pain with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
Where Is Medical Marijuana Legal in the United States?
Steph Sherer explains which states made medical marijuana legal in the United States.
Marijuana Use and Mental Illness
Learn about marijuana use and mental illness with Dr. Sunil Kumar Aggrawal.
How to Stay Active and Healthy at Any Age
Amy McGorry from Prevention Magazine provides tips on how to stay active at any age.
Meet Larry and Jimmie Sue's Story
Larry was heartbroken when he learned Jimmie Sue, his wife of 57 years, had a kidney infection and needed a transplant.
Kidney Stone Pain
Patrick from San Jose, Calif., writes: I just recently passed a kidney stone and I have to admit the pain was excruciating. How could something so small cause so much pain?
Every Man's Worst Nightmare
Professional mixed martial arts fighter Ray Elbe describes how a romantic night with his girlfriend turned into a painful visit to the emergency room after he fractured his penis and tore his urinary tract while having sex.
How Kidneys Filter Your Blood
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson explains how the kidneys filter waste out of blood.
Larry's "Need Kidney 4 Wife" Sign Campaign
Larry, who is 78 years old, has walked more than 57 miles through upstate South Carolina wearing a sign that read, "Need kidney 4 wife." Since he began his search, Larry has received more than 600 phone calls, but he still hasn't found a qualified donor for Jimmie Sue. If you are inspired by Jimmie Sue's story and would like to see if you could be a blood and tissue match for her or for others, call the Medical University of South Carolina Transplant Center at 1-800-277-8687.
Edward Group on the Benefits of Cleansing
This exclusive interview from Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix with host Regina Meredith, Edward Group explains the key to good health, the digestive tract. Edward Group is the author of book The Green Body Cleanse and he also founded Global Healing Center one of the largest organic and natural health resources on the internet. To watch this full episode visit www.gaiamtv.com
Harvey Bigelsen on the Revival of Alternative Medicine Schools
Regina Meredith interviews Harvey Bigelsen on Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix. Bigelsen talks about the modern medical industry. To learn more about this topics visit www.gaiamtv.com
Rob Williams on Changing Your Perception with Psych-K
Regina Meredith interviews Rob Williams on Gaiam TV's Healing Matrix show. Williams explains his PSYCH-K method which is a safe and effective way to change your negative thoughts about yourself. To watch this full interview check out www.gaiamtv.com
Dr. Laura Thompson on Diet and Nutrients to Get Off Anti Depressants
Regina Meredith interviews Laura Thompson on Gaiam TV's Healing Matrix show. Thompson explains that you need balance your diet to help you get off your anti depressants. To watch this full interview visit www.gaiamtv.com
Ian Gainor on the Vibration Healing Therapy
Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix with Regina Meredith she interviews Ian Gainor. Gainor explains his chiropractic methods of whole body vibration (wbv). Watch the full interview on www.gaiamtv.com
Harvey Bigelsen on Holographic Blood Diagnosis
Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix with host Regina Meredith interviews Harvey Bigelsen. Bigelsen is an advocate for homeopathy and biological medicine. He co-authored the Arizona Homeopathic Medical Practice Act, a law which gives homeopathy equal legal status with allopathic and osteopathic medicine.
Gerald Cohen on What Your Body Wants You to Know
An exclusive interview by Regina Meredith from the Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix. Gerald Cohen runs The healing Process in Menlo Park, California and teaches workshops and classes in the healing arts.
Gerald Cohen on His Light Healing Breakthrough
From Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix, Regina Meredith interviews Gerald Cohen. Cohen explains homeopath cutting edge diagnostics and natural healing modalities.
Edward Group on the Body's Cleaning Cycles
This exclusive interview with Regina Meredith on Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix features Edward Group. Group reveals the hidden toxins in our food, air, water and homes. To watch this full interview visit www.gaiamtv.com
David Scrimgeour on the Japanese Acupuncture Method
Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix with host Regina Meredith she interview David Scrimgeour. Scrimgeour explains how feelings can effect your health. To see this full interview visist www.gaiamtv.com
Daniel Dunphy on Color Energy Cycles and Healing
Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix with Host Regina Meredith features an interview with Daniel Dunphy. Dunphy explains this alternative, holistic solutions to chronic conditions.
Dr. Laura Thompson on Radiation Side Effects and Hormones
On Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix Regina Meredith interviews Dr. Laura Thompson. Thompson talks about optimal health relying on a balanced level of hormones. To watch the complete interview visit www.gaiamtv.com
Steroids In The Office
Full Segment: If athletes are punished for using performance enhancing drugs, should office workers who use cognition enhancing drugs be held to the same standards?
Woman Compares Popular Children's Medication To Cocaine
If athletes are punished for using performance enhancing drugs, should office workers who use cognition enhancing drugs be held to the same standards? What are the differences between prescription drugs and illegal drugs?
Protecting Renters From Secondhand Smoke
Suffering from secondhand smoke in your home when no one in your home smokes! Find out what's being done to stop the problem.
Honey, This Alternative Med Is For You
It's spring. Your allergies are already going crazy. That's exactly why many believe honey may be the suh-weet alternative to traditional meds. (It's already being used to help heal diabetes-related ulcers.)
Baldness May Be Linked to Prostate Cancer Risk in Men
Baldness in African American men linked to increased risk of prostate cancer.
Hiding Pot From The Kids (And Grandkids?)
George Rohrbacher joins HuffPost Live to talk about how he discusses his marijuana use with his children and grandchildren.
A Doctor's View On Prescribing Pot For The Elderly
Dr. William Dale discusses his thoughts on prescribing marijuana to his elderly patients.
Montel Williams: Chronic Illness Will Bankrupt US
Montel Williams joins Ahmed to discuss his years of battling multiple sclerosis, and why he feels that chronic illness will eventually bankrupt the US.
Teen With Multiple Sclerosis Has Unbelievably Positive Outlook
A diagnoses of Multiple Sclerosis used to mean no children and a shorter lifespan, but today doctors and patients are successfully fighting back against this disease. Guests Michelle and Breea Ramskill share their story with host Nancy Redd.
Having Multiple Sclerosis Helped Me Find My Husband
A diagnoses of Multiple Sclerosis used to mean no children and a shorter lifespan, but today doctors and patients are successfully fighting back against this disease. Guest Kate Milliken shares her story with host Nancy Redd.
Dr. Ordon's Most Embarrassing Moment
Health professionals aren't immune to mortifying body moments. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon spills his most embarrassing health story.
Is It Possible to Live on Less Sleep?
Check out if it is possible to live on less sleep. While it's tempting to steal a few hours from the time normally spent sleeping, for most that probably isn't wise. There's an abundance of evidence showing that diminished sleep results in a decreased ability to function properly and productively. Short-term effects can include confusion and a loss of concentration. Sustained sleeplessness may lead to serious health problems like diabetes and obesity. So, how much is enough?
Ways to Beat the Winter Blues
Dr. Frank McGeorge goes over ways to banish the winter "blahs". Getting more natural light, smelling flowers and even wearing certain colors can help give your mood a boost.
How Sleep Affects Athletic Performance
Haley A. Davis, Dr. James B. Maas and Bobby Curtis join Mike to discuss how important proper sleep is when it comes to athletic performance.
Sleep To Win!
In a new book, Dr. James Maas writes about a revolutionary new program to help athletes win by getting more ZZZs. How can sleeping like an Olympian make you a winner?
The Golden Rules To Good Sleep
In a new book, Dr. James Maas writes about a revolutionary new program to help athletes win by getting more ZZZs. He joins Ricky to share his golden rules to good sleep.
Who Coined The Term 'Power Nap'?
Dr. James Maas chats with Ricky about how to take a successful power nap.
Healthy Young Corpses
Full Segment: DMAA, a legal stimulant similar to amphetamines, may have caused heart attacks in highly athletic kids. Who bears the responsibility to investigate? And who's to blame?
The Limits Of The FDA
Barry Furrow, David Zwally and Meredith Melnick join Josh to discuss the limits of the FDA when it comes to over the counter supplements.
Death by Sugar
Put down the soda and Kool-Aid! Researchers at Harvard estimate that 1 in every 100 deaths is caused by sugary drinks AND more than 100,000 obesity-related deaths worldwide each year are caused by high-sugar beverages. Guess which country ranks #1 for that? It's not the U.S., but we're up there.
Germ Police: How Dirty Is Your Stuff?
Think you're a clean freak? Or are you rolling dirty? We hit the streets to find out just how filthy the world around you is, and trust us...it's bad.
Woman Went Without Health Insurance While Pregnant
Britni Danielle explains the ordeal of being uninsured while pregnant.
Taking a Stress Test
One of Rachael Ray's viewers undergoes a stress test, something you should not avoid taking if your doctor recommends it.
Acupuncture: More Modern Docs Using Alternative Medicine
Acupuncture has been around for thousands of years, with studies showing it can even help people with hay fever. It's still considered an alternative therapy, but for many women it's the alternative -- to pain -- and more modern doctors are starting to catch on to this age-old treatment.
My Uninsured Life
Full Segment: Many opt out of private health insurance and instead save the money to pay for health care costs as needed. We also explore alternative options like medical sharing.
A Federal Health Board Reviews the Benefits of Meditation
We talk with a well-known doctor who says reshaping your brain can help you deal with pain and other problems. Also, find out what a government panel has to say about meditation's benefits.
Technology Hurting Your Health
The average person uses some form of technology for almost half of their waking hours, but some technology might be affecting your health.
The Importance of Sound Sleep for Your Health
Losing sleep over stress from your job? Is the family keeping you up at night? Over 50 million Americans don't get the recommended night's rest. We have some inspiration that may help you get the zzz's you need.
Sneezing While Driving
Learn why sneezing while driving accounts for more than 2,500 car accidents a year.
Teacher Donates Kidney
Full Segment: 8-year-old Nicole Miller's genetic disorder has left her in need of a kidney. Lucky for Nicole, her kindergarten teacher is the perfect match and the soon-to-be donor.
Can Smallpox Spread Through Sex?
A man allegedly infected his partner with smallpox after receiving the vaccine.
Obesity and Car Accidents
Studies show that those with a BMI higher than 30 may be less likely to survive a car crash.
Secondhand Stress
It's possible to infect others with stress! A 2011 University of Hawaii study found that stress is as contagious as the common cold. Get tips for reducing stress in your life. Plus, E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork tests the Shakti Mat: A plastic bed of acupressure points meant to help release tension and induce a state of deep relaxation.
St. Patrick's Day Hangover Cures Plus A Big Drinking Myth
The first and most simple hangover cure is of course to drink in moderation. If that's not an option you can prepare yourself for a night of drinking by eating fatty foods before you imbibe.
Author Enjoying Life Before ALS Takes It Away
Valerie Harper's terminal cancer diagnosis shines light on another brave woman facing death with a smile. INSIDE EDITION talks to Susan Spencer-Wendel about ALS that is claiming her life.
Young Girl Bravely Deals With Painful Skin Condition
Every day a brave three-year-old girl deals with painful blisters and sores from a rare condition that makes her skin as fragile as a butterfly's wings. INSIDE EDITION paid a visit to the family and her doctor.
FDA Warns Z-Pak May Increase Risk of Heart Attack
The Food and Drug Administration issues a warning that the Z-Pak you're taking to get better may kill you first.
Joan Rivers' Power Naps
TV personality Joan Rivers says since she only gets four to 5 hours of sleep per night, she takes power naps throughout the day.
Are Mikel Ruffinelli's Hips Real?
Mikel says she's known as the woman with the world's biggest hips, measuring 99 inches. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon performs an ultrasound to show that Mikel's hips are natural and not augmented by plastic surgery.
5 Ways to Reduce Snoring
Check out 5 ways to reduce snoring. Snoring - getting the best of you?Here are 5 ways that help reduce snoring according to prevention.com.
School Eliminated Dodgeball Due To Self Esteem Concerns
Nancy talks to Genia Quinn about why dodgeball was eliminated from her daughter's progressive school.
Harlem Globetrotters' Paul Sturgess on His Height
When does the average person stop growing? Paul "Tiny" Sturgess, the tallest player in the history of the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters, discusses his uniquely lengthy growth spurt. Plus, see if The Doctors have a chance to score on a 7-foot, 8-inch defender!
Dr. Steven Sussman on Putting CARE Back in Healthcare
Discussion with Steven Sussman, Ph.D - Child & Adolescent Psychologist Co-Founder of the Child & Teen Success Centers in NY & NJ.
Antibiotic Resistance Poses 'Catastrophic Threat' To Medicine
Antibiotic resistance poses a catastrophic threat to medicine and could mean patients having minor surgery risk dying from infections that can no longer be treated, Britain's top health official said on Monday.
Exercise Leads to Better Sleep
New poll shows the more you exercise, the better your sleep.
Beating Brain Cancer: Survivor Tells Her Story
Sasha Lee-Hocky shares her battle against the same type of brain cancer that has struck Valerie Harper, telling INSIDE EDITION there's still hope.
The Hard Truth About Stress In America
Are you stressed?!? Apparently so is the rest of America. The Hard Truth is that its probably more of your fault than you realize.
Gel Manicures May Increase Your Risk of Cancer
A new study says gel manicures can cause cancer because to dry and harden the nail, hands have to be exposed to a UV light that could be harmful.
Secrets to a Longer Life
With human longevity increasing over the past century, a study out of Germany claims that 72 could be the new 30. Get secrets for living a long and healthy life from active seniors. Plus, hear The Doctors' tips to increase your lifespan.
Acupuncture May Help Allergies
People who had acupuncture to treat their allergies experienced fewer symptoms and needed less medication.
Young Man Continues to Recover After Being Hit By a Car
Woman's son, who was hit by a DUI driver and suffered severe brain injury, makes tremendous progress in physical therapy.
The Common Causes of Frigid Feet
Podiatrist Dr. Rondrick Williamson reveals the causes of chronically cold feet and when you should worry that something more serious could be to blame. Plus, see a heated, remote control-activated insert called ThermaCELL to keep your feet toasty warm.
The Hazards of Reusable Bags
While reusable grocery bags are the most eco-friendly choice, they could spread deadly bacteria like E. coli if you're not careful.
Ice Fall Injuries Can Be Worse Than You Think
It's easy to slip on icy surfaces during a winter storm, but sometimes it's not so easy to determine the severity of the injury.
Cupping: Alternative Meds
You hear a lot about new medical breakthroughs, but cupping has actually been around for hundreds of years. Now modern medicine is finding a use for this ancient treatment. Here's how it works.
Understanding Your True Health Care Costs
Medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy, even for those with insurance. How can we fix a system that tends to overcharge and what recourse do patients have? Joining the conversation are Wendell Potter, Donna Smith and Manisha Thakor.
Spring Break Bodies
It's time to get your winter body ready for bikinis and board shorts, so SELF Magazine is here to help get you beach-bound with confidence.
'Kick Your Own Ass' To Get Beach Ready
Meaghan Murphy and Jaclyn Emerick, both certified trainers and editors of SELF magazine, join Abby on set to talk about the 'K. Y. O. A.' workout routine, which is easy, quick and can help get you into shape for bikini season.
Pregnant Workout
Meaghan Murphy and Jaclyn Emerick, both certified trainers and editors of SELF magazine, join Abby on set to offer some tips about working out while pregnant.
Refusing To Save A Life
Full Segment: An 87 year-old California woman died after a nurse refused a 911 dispatcher's pleas to do CPR. But she didn't have to, legally. Do we need more legislation?
Why Flatulent Discharge Happens
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson explains why flatulence sometimes comes with an unexpected extra.
How Zipper Nicks Are Treated in the Hospital
Zippers can be detrimental to male anatomy if you're not careful.
The Docs' Dirty Little Secrets
The Doctors reveal their dirty little secrets.
When Politics And Public Health Collide
President Reagan's Surgeon General, C. Everett Koop, died last week. From smoking to AIDS, he didn't let politics interfere with public health. Is the same true today? John-Manuel Andriote, Dr. Joseph Thompson and Dr. Thomas R. Oliver join Mike Sacks to discuss.
The Benefits of Gargling With Salt Water
Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon explains why gargling with salt water is an effective home remedy.
Year's End Is the Most Popular Time For Elective Surgeries
End of the year is a popular time for elective surgeries, when most deductibles have been met.
The Pros and Cons of Cryonics
Terminally ill patients are opting to freeze their bodies post-mortem in hopes of being revived in the future. Learn more.
The Germiest Place in Your Daily Life
Think airplanes or classrooms harbor the most germs? Think again! Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears demonstrates why your office can make you sick.
Dana Delany's Autopsy Challenge
Actress Dana Delany may play a medical examiner on the hit TV series 'Body of Proof' , but how much does she really know about pathology? The Doctors put her to the test.
Choices That Trim Your Lifespan
From the color of your car to how late you sleep in, the choices you make may be shortening your life.
French Kissing and DNA Swap
Actress Dana Delany asks if kissing results in a significant transfer of DNA.
Male Menopause: Declining Hormone Levels Also Affect Men
Nancy Redd is joined by guest Dr. Gino Tutera for his story on male menopause.
Male Menopause: Hormonal Changes Also Affect Men
We often think of menopause as only affecting women later in life. But men can also face "the change."
Update on The Foster Challenge
Would you be more motivated to lose weight if you were offered monetary compensation? Photographer Andy Barron first appeared on The Doctors in October, 2012 when Mark Foster, lead singer of the band Foster the People, rallied the rest of the band to motivate Andy to get his health back on track with The Foster Challenge.
Transgender First Grader?
The Doctors debate the controversial case of a 6-year-old that developed gender dysphoria at an early age.
Leeza Gibbons' Stress Busters
Talk show host, author and philanthropist Leeza Gibbons shares her top stress-busting tips.
Family Fitness Challenge Updates
USA Weekend and The Doctors are joining USA Today to launch the annual Family Fitness Challenge, a program specifically formulated to inspire families across the country to eat healthier, shape up and lose weight. See the latest updates from some of the participating families!
Leeza Gibbons Joins The Doctors
Talk show host, author and philanthropist Leeza Gibbons joins The Doctors to discuss her new book, Take 2: Your Guide to Creating Happy Endings and New Beginnings .
Tips to Slash Medical Bills
Did you know that medical bills are one of the leading causes of bankruptcy in the U.S.? The Doctors reveal five ways to fight insurance claim denials and potentially reduce your medical bills.
Two Kids, Four Hearts
Full Segment: March is heart health month, and two siblings are celebrating their new transplants. Zion and Zhania Coleman chat about their battle with cardiomyopathy and sickle cell disease.
Star of Voice Box Anti-Smoking Ad Dies
Debi Austin, who gained fame for starring in an anti-smoking commercial in which she smoked a cigarette through a hole in her throat, died of cancer last Friday. Joining the conversation are Josh Garber, Kimberly Williams and Molly Darden.
Removing Unwanted Nose Hair
The Doctors explain the function of nose hair and the safest way to keep unwanted hair under control.
Scabies: Do You Have It? (Prob Not)
Just because you're itchy and have rashes doesn't mean it's scabies -- see what might be getting to you.
Dr. Oz's Health Advice
Full Segment: Dr. Oz gave the National Governor's Association tips on leading healthy lives & reducing health costs. His advice to governors? Have more sex! He joins us to discuss.
Dr. Oz Tells Governors To Have More Sex
Dr. Oz gave the National Governor's Association tips on leading healthy lives & reducing health costs. His advice to governors? Have more sex! He joins us to discuss.
Dr. Oz Voices Support For Medical Marijuana
Dr. Oz gave the National Governor's Association tips on leading healthy lives and reducing health costs. He joins us to discuss his support for medical marijuana.
Dr. Oz: Employers Should Be Allowed To Ask If You Smoke
Dr. Oz gave the National Governor's Association tips on leading healthy lives and reducing health costs. He joins us to discuss his views on smoking, the law and employment.
Dr. Oz On Chris Christie Weight Loss: I Think He's Going To Figure It Out
Dr. Oz gave the National Governor's Association tips on leading healthy lives and reducing health costs. He joins us to discuss obesity and Chris Christie, and his advice on tackling weight issues.
Dr. Oz: The Penis Is A Dip Stick For A Man's Health
Dr. Oz gave the National Governor's Association tips on leading healthy lives and reducing health costs. He joins us to discuss male health.
Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally
Amy McGorry from Prevention Magazine discusses tips on how to lower your blood pressure in order to live a longer life.
How to Protect Your Eyes, Ears, and Teeth
Amy McGorry from Prevention Magazine discusses tips on protecting the essential parts to your overall health.
The Healthiest Time to Do Everything
Amy McGorry from Prevention Magazine discusses the healthiest time to do everything.
The Truth Behind Near Death Experiences
Near Death survivors share their stories about what it was like at the brink.
Aboard a Catastrophic Cruise
Hear from a passenger who was on board a cruise ship that became a "giant, floating Petri dish."
Cruise Ship Catastrophe
The Doctors ' Investigative Reporter Melanie Woodrow reveals insider details on a cruise ship that's being labeled a "giant, floating Petri dish."
Portion Control Purge Button?
Do you ever wish you could lose weight with the push of a button? A controversial advance in bariatric surgery is raising eyebrows and making some stomachs churn.
Meet Our Honorary Teen MDs
Meet two high-schoolers, 16-year-old Jack Andraka and 18-year-old Brittany Wenger, who've invented groundbreaking medical technologies that could change cancer treatment as we know it.
Shannon's Amazing and Inspiring Story
Shannon previously appeared on The Doctors to share how a sepsis infection resulted in the amputation of both her arms and legs. Learn how her story of perseverance and grace has inspired others.
The Doctors' Teen MD Awards
Meet two high-schoolers, 16-year-old Jack Andraka and 18-year-old Brittany Wenger, who've invented groundbreaking technologies that could change cancer treatment as we know it. The Doctors present the young scientists with the Honorary Teen MD award.
German Study Finds Acupuncture Can Help Treat Allergies
With allergy season around the corner, new research looks at whether acupuncture may help treat some of the miserable symptoms.
Arianna Huffington: How To De-Stress With the GPS For the Soul App
Arianna Huffington: How to de-stress with the GPS for the Soul app
How Emotional Heartbreak Can Possibly Break Your Actual Heart
The pain of heartbreak could be more than just an emotional ordeal. You could feel physically ill as well. We talk to those who have suffered from a broken heart.
The Importance of Caregiver Health Hazard Awareness
Looking after a sick loved one until the end, can hurt your health! We have tips to help those who are helping others.
Why You Need to Cough in a Hernia Examination
Ever wonder why the doctor asks you to cough when performing a hernia exam? E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains.
Dr. Lisa's Blackout Challenge
Host of SyFy's Total Blackout , Jaleel White, challenges OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson's medical smarts - without her sense of sight!
Caffeine Consumption and Leaky Bladder
Could drinking too much caffeine cause a serious bladder problem?
How to Negotiate Medical Bills
The Doctors and special guest Dr. Phil McGraw demonstrate how the power of negotiation may allow you to lower the cost of a steep medical bill. A whole chapter on negotiation is featured in Dr. Phil's new book, Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World .
Blended Families Can Cause Problems For Elder Care
Full Segment: Grown kids that don't have much history with a parent's new spouse often feel less responsibility to intervene or help out, and step parents may be unwilling to ask.
The Case for Alternative Cancer Care
We take a look at a cancer treatment some swear by, but others believe could be a waste of time and money.
Playing Prescriptionary with the Hot in Cleveland Cast
The Doctors and the cast of TV Land's Hot in Cleveland duke it out in a battle of brainpower. See who can create the best picture of health.
Having Sex Only Burns 21 Calories
A new study from the University of Alabama at Birmingham reports that the average sex act only burns about 21 calories.
The Risks of Swallowing Foreign Objects
It's reported that 1,500 deaths per year in the U.S. are attributed to the ingestion of foreign objects - and it's not just kids!
A Former Student Says Thanks
Listen as Tiya, a former student, thanks Jeff for empowering her to go to medical school.
A Mother Hears Her Son's Voice
Dawn, a mother of two, lost her hearing 15 years ago due to an unknown cause. She's since communicated by reading lips and has never heard her 8-year-old son Asher's voice. After learning she was a candidate for a cochlear implant, Dawn underwent the procedure to make a difference in her family's life. Watch as she hears Asher's voice for the very first time.
Dawn's Cochlear Implant
Dawn, a mother of two, lost her hearing 15 years ago due to an unknown cause. She's since communicated by reading lips and has never heard her 8-year-old son Asher's voice. After learning she was a candidate for a cochlear implant, Dawn underwent the procedure to make a difference in her family's life.
Dawn's Unexplained Hearing Loss
Dawn, a mother of two, lost her hearing 15 years ago due to an unknown cause.
Concussions Studies Have Expanded to Football Helmets
Scientists at Virginia Tech have already caused nationwide safety changes for football teams and players with their football helmet concussion research. Now they are expanding to other sports helmets.
Identical Twins, Identical Metabolisms?
Cassandra and Kelsey ask if their weight will differ as they get older.
Same Genes, Same Health?
Twin sisters Liz and Amanda take blood tests to see if their health is as similar as their appearance.
Arianna Huffington: How To De-Stress With the GPS For the Soul App
Arianna Huffington: How To De-Stress with the GPS for the Soul App
Dallas and Jamie's Special Announcement
Despite bleak health prognoses after suffering severe burns, Dallas and Jamie both beat the odds and eventually found each other. See Dallas and Jamie's exciting revelation and what surprise The Doctors have in store for the happy couple!
Cheating Death and Finding Love
Despite bleak health prognoses after suffering severe burns, Dallas and Jamie both beat the odds and eventually found each other. Watch as they recall their story of falling in love.
Raising Texting While Driving Awareness
Jamie experienced a death defying accident as a result of texting behind the wheel. See how she's using her accident to raise awareness of the dangers of texting while driving.
Putting The 'Care' Back In Medical Care
Sick patients respond better to doctors who take the time to talk to them rather than just prescribing drugs. One ingredient that seems to be missing from western medical care is communication.
Good Bedside Manner
Full Segment: Sick patients respond better to doctors who take the time to talk to them rather than just prescribing drugs. One missing ingredient from western medical care is care.
Study Finds More Than 50% of Couches Made With Toxic Material
A new study finds more than half of couches sold in the US are made with potentially toxic flame retardants.
Should You Get a Super Toilet?
Dr. Andrew Ordon shows off the best seat in the house, a smart toilet with remote-controlled bidet nozzles, a deodorizer and a stereo
Flatulence: Fact or Fiction?
The Doctors gas guru Dr. Jorge Rodriguez separates fact and fiction about flatulence. Fact or Fiction? Men pass more gas than women
The Benefits of Your Morning Cup of Joe
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains why drinking a cup of Joe brings relief when you're constipated.
The Differences Between Different Flatulences
Flatulence fact or fiction? All toots are created equal.
Young Boy Plays Harp for Hospital Visitors
A young boy plays the harp for hospital visitors while his mother gets radiation treatment for breast cancer. Anne Marie Tiernon reports.
Keep Going Strong as You Age
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how the USA Weekend latest article focuses on activities to increase longevity.
Making The Most Out Of A Dire Situation
Dave Linn, who founded Cycle for Survival along with his wife Jen, talks about how the two of them wouldn't give up after Jen was diagnosed with a terminal form of cancer.
Instrument Injuries: Fixing Musicians' Mouths
While we watch football players put their bodies at risk for our entertainment, musicians on the sidelines are in danger of hurting themselves too.
Technological Health Advances
Check out some of the latest technological health advances, such as bone conduction headphones, wristbands that track activity and safety indicators that monitor head impact during contact sports.
Health Gadgets from the 2013 CES
The Doctors ' Health Correspondent, Melanie Woodrow, visits the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to test out some of the latest and greatest gizmos and gadgets for your health.
Concussion Recovery Centers
Centers help concussion victims recover.
The Risks of Texting and Driving
The dangers of texting and driving continue to be apparent.
Teen Marijuana Consumption
A research team finds marijuana use during the teenage years can having lasting effects on the brain.
The Signs of Heat Illness
Learn the signs of heat illness.
Anxiety In Emerging Adults
Many people in their 20s feel anxious, uncertain -- and still get money from their parents.
Boy Survives Kidney Disease
Young survives chronic kidney disease via multiple surgeries and transplant.
Bullied Teen Plastic Surgery
A 14-year-old Georgia teenager talks about getting $40,000 worth of plastic surgery so that kids would no longer bully her.
Virginia Concussion Summit
Ken Heineck reports from a concussion summit at Virginia Tech where attendees learned about the latest concussion research and ways to prevent injury.
Reduced Risk of AIDS in Teens
A new study from the CDC finds more teens are using condoms, but there are still too many high school students participating in risky sexual behaviors.
Teen Sports Reduces Obesity
Kids who play on three or more sports teams throughout the year are less likely to be obese.
Youth Fitness Testing
An Institute of Medicine committee has released recommendations on methods to test fitness levels among American youth.
NYC School Offers Plan B to Students
There is controversy in New York tonight over a pilot program which allows public high schools to give out a morning after contraceptive to students without telling their parents.
Brain Fibers Helping Doctors Track Concussion Damage
An advanced MRI scan that tracks the fibers of the brain is helping doctors track concussion damage.
HPV Vaccine Does Not Increase Sexual Activity Among Teen
A study shows the HPV vaccine doesn't increase sexual activity among teens.
Dr. Bruce Reports on Whether HPV Vaccine Is Safe
Is the HPV Vaccine safe? It's been a topic of controversy since the CDC starting reccomending that all children get inoculated starting at age 11. But a new Kaiser study reveals that, overall, the vaccine is safe. Dr. Bruce Hensel reports.
Tom Costello Reports on Energy Drink Deaths
Consumer Reports is out with a new investigation on how much caffeine they put in those hyped up energy drinks.. and why you may not be able to believe what the labels say.
The Cause of Antibiotic Resistance
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains the rising rates of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and how these "superbugs" are causing an alarming amount of deaths per year.
Fewer Girls Developing HPV Since Vaccine Introduced
Fewer teen girls are developing HPV since vaccination began, including those who didn't get the shots.
Track and Field Injuries
More than 150,000 children and teens have been treated inemergency rooms for track and field-related injuries.
Education Impacts Health
How long you stay in school could impact how long you live.
Loud Noise Damaging Teen Hearing
Attending rock concerts may be a rite of passage for teenagers ... but those loud tunes could be damaging their hearing.
CDC Releases New Teen Study
Tom Costello reports on the results of new research into the risky habits of teenagers.
Increase in Teen Suicide
A new report from the CDC finds the number of teenagers who attempt suicide has gone up since 2009.
Thinspiration Encourages Anorexia
There's a troubling trend that's spreading across social media sites. It's called "thinspiration" and it encourages young girls to be anorexic and bulimic.
Teen Bariatric Surgery
Nineteen-year-old Amanda Rodriguez says gastric bypass surgery has changed her life and made her happy. She had the operation a day before her 17th birthday, and has since lost more than 100 pounds.
FDA Investigating Energy Drink Deaths
The FDA is investigating the energy drink Monster after reports that the drink may be associated with five deaths.
New App Helps Parents Identify Whether a Concussion Occurred
A concussion app for iPhone and Android helps parents and coaches to identify whether or not a concussion has occurred by completing a checklist of signs and symptoms.
Thousands of Cheerleaders Are Injured Each Year
More than three million American girls are involved cheerleading. The American Academy of Pediatrics says about 26-thousand of them are injured each year.
Highschool Football Players Don't Seem Concerned About Concussions
High school football players aren't concerned about concussions.
The AAP Has Issued New Guidelines to Prevent Injuries to Cheerleaders
The American Academy of Pediatrics has issued new guidelines to prevent cheerleading injuries.
Studies Show Boys Are Hitting Puberty Earlier
Studies are showing boys are hitting puberty earlier.
FDA May Determine High Caffeine Pose Health Risk
The Food and Drug Administration may seek the advice of outside experts as it determines whether highly caffeinated energy drinks pose a health risk.
How Does It Feel to Grow Old in America?
As Lisa Ling tries to help her own father navigate the challenges of aging, she comes across a variety of seniors who are still dating, embracing adventure, and learning to deal with old age gracefully: seniors who aren't letting age stop them from living. Tune in for an all-new episode of "Our America" with "Secret Lives of Seniors" on Tuesday, February 5th at 10/9c, only on OWN.
New Drug Kratom Has Addiction Properties
Kratom is a new drug that's gaining popularity in America. But doctors say the Southeast Asian tree leaf can generate dependency or addiction similar to hard drugs like heroin. Myriam Masihy reports.
Walking For Exercise
Nearly two-thirds of adults get active by walking at least ten minutes a week. However, experts say for many adults this isn't enough.
How Migraines Affect Your Health
Two new studies show one type of migraine may increase the risk of heart attack, stroke and blood clots.
The Happiness Factor
Can being positive boost your immune system, your marriage and your bank account?
The Benefits of Plasma Transfusion
Plasma-rich injections can help injured athletes recover quickly.
Lifestyle As a Form of Survival
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle into old age adds years to your life!
Sitting Can Lower Your Life Expectancy
Stand up ... turn off the tv ... and you could live longer!
Anesthesia Use During Gastrointestinal Surgery May Be Unnecessary
A new study finds the use of anesthesia during gastroenterology procedures is growing ... but may be unnecessary.
Some Clothes Can Cause Health Issues
The stress of clothing comparisons can cause undue health issues.
Dr. Sears' Weight Loss Tips
"I used to be overweight but I lost 45 pounds!" pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears reveals. Hear how he did it!
Preventing Elders from Fall Injuries
Researchers have identified the best intervention methods to prevent falls in seniors who live at home.
Pollution Can Be Bad For Your Brain
A study shows living in areas of high pollution can lead to cognitive decline in older adults.
How to Avoid Stress Through the Holidays
The holiday season is here... a time of peace and joy, right? For many of us, it's one big stress-fest! Erika Edwards gives us some holiday perspective to help ease us through to the New Year.
Retail Shopping Can Be Therapeutic
With the holidays coming up, it's a good reminder that shopping can actually be theraputic and good for you.
Medicare Costs Are Most Pressing Fiscal Issue
Failure to deal with how we care for elderly Americans' health is the ultimate fiscal issue.
FDA Had A Public Discussion Regarding Drug Compounders
The Food and Drug Administration had a public discussion with public health officials from 50 states on how best to strengthen regulation of compounding pharmacies.
Young Man Is Celebrated For His Organ Donations
A special young man will be honored in the Rose Parade for his gift of life.
How to Keep Thanksgiving Stress Free
Thanksgiving and other end of year holidays can be stressful; here are some ways you can keep the anxiety at a mangeable level.
Pill Shaped Camera Goes Where Doctors Cannot
A pill-shaped camera goes where doctors cannot. McKenzie Hrabik, a Crohn's disease patient, swallowed the camera to find out why her symptoms were acting up. Dr. Bruce Hensel reports.
Patients Getting Out of the Hospital Faster Compared to the Past
Patients are getting out of the hospital faster compared to years past.
New Procedure Helps Patients With Broken Ribs
A new 'rib plating' procedure helps patients with broken ribs who previously would've had to go through a long and painful healing process.
Calling 911 Could One Day Become Texting 911
Calling 911 could someday become texting 911, but there is still work to be done on the technology behind it.
Walking and Talking Hazards
One in three pedestrians is distracted by a mobile device while crossing the street.
Daydreaming Contributes to Car Accidents
Daydreaming behind the wheel contributes to car accidents.
Researchers Say They've Found Genetic Switches For Homosexuality
The long-running argument about whether homosexuality is genetic or a choice has taken a new turn thanks to researchers at the University of Tennessee.
New Report on Health Rankings Show Obesity and Diabetes at High Levels
A new report on the health of our nation shows obesity, diabetes and smoking are still at high levels.
Phone Talking Time Determined by Weather
Who we call and how long we talk may be determined by the weather.
Doctors Voice Safety Concerns on Space Travel
Doctors need to be prepared to assess patients for space travel.
Alabama Teen Received New Prosthetic Hand
A Birmingham, Alabama teen has a computerized prosthetic hand and is very excited.
New Study Reveals Adults Have Nearly 400 Gene Mutations
Researchers now have proof nobody's perfect. A new genetic study reveals normal, healthy adults have roughly 400 potentially dangerous DNA mutations.
Death Rate Is Higher Among Childless Couples
Death rate is two to four times higher among childless couples.
Blows to the Head Linked to Degenerative Brain Disease
A new study strengthens the link between repeated blows to the head and a degenerative brain disease.
Non-Surgical Hearing Device Conducts Sound Through Teeth
A new, non-surgical hearing device that conducts sound through teeth could help patients who are deaf in one ear. Renee Tessman reports.
Grapefruit Juice Can Interact Dangerously With Medications
Grapefruit can dangerously interact with some prescription medications and many doctors are unaware.
Online Communication Encourages Doctor Visits
People who communicate with their doctor online actually visit their office more than those who don't use online medical services.
Vaccine-Autism Debate a Side Effect of Self-Delusion
While self-confidence is a prized human attribute, too much confidence can be obnoxious, pernicious, and even deadly. This audience-participation skeptalk will present a simple 10-question quiz to measure an important aspect of individual self-confidence. With analysis and discussion of these measurements, audience members will be better able to calibrate properly their personal levels of self-confidence. The ultimate goal will be a "healthier skepticism" toward one's own depth of knowledge.
11% of Medical Residents Are in Car Accidents
11-percent of medical residents are in car accidents.
One in Four Doctors Use Social Media For Medical Info
One in four doctors uses social media to get medical information.
Researchers Found Cause of Fatal Heart Condition in Teen Athletes
Researchers have found a cause for the heart condition that's killed many young, healthy athletes.
Teens Encouraged to Be Nice Are Happier
Young teenagers who are encouraged to engage in acts of kindness are happier and have more friends.
Study Shows Dangers of an Athelete Returning Too Soon After Injury
A new study highlights the dangers of second impact syndrome -- when young athletes return to sports too soon after suffering an injury.
New Device Helped Doctor Hear For the First Time in 30 Years
A new device helped a doctor hear out of one of his ears for the first time in 30 years.
New Program Has Volunteers at Dying People's Bedsides
A new program in Indiana pairs volunteers with dying patients so "No One Dies Alone."
Ask Dr. Bruce: Bursitisis Or Arthritis
Dr. Bruce Hensel of KNBC answers your questions.
Americans Die Sooner Than People in Similar Countries
Compared to people living in similar countries -- americans die sooner and have higher rates of disease.
Spinal Cord Drug Has Improved Movement in Mice
An experimental drug has successfully improved movement in lab mice with spinal cord injuries.
Some Doctors Fill Out Prescriptions For Brands Rather Than Generics
Many physicians fill prescriptions for brand names drugs, despite an available generic.
New Technology Makes IVs of Antiobiotics Easier to Administer
New technology is making it easier and safer for patients who need regular intravenous infusions of antibiotics. Barbara Morse Silva reports.
Study Looks at How Impaired Driving Impacts Driver Safety
A new study looks at the how driving while tired impacts driver safety.
Why Men Die First
Men tend to die first for a variety of reasons.
Study Finds Most Americans Don't Spend Much Time Researching Doctors
A new study finds most Americans don't spend much time researching doctors or hospitals.
Clinical Trials May Be Less Effective Depending On Your Race
Racial disparities were found when enrolling black and white patients in clinical trials.
Never Losing Sight of Success
Witness the remarkable and inspiring story of Lt. Brad Snyder, who went from injured war hero to U.S. Paralympics champion over the course of one year.
Carmelita Jeter's Health Questions
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson addresses health questions from Olympic champion Carmelita "The Jet" Jeter.
Adapting to Blindness
Over the course of one year, Lt. Brad Snyder went from injured war hero to U.S. Paralympics champion. See the interesting ways that Lt. Snyder has learned to adapt to his blindness.
Staying Active at Work
Pressed for time to exercise? Olympian Carmelita "The Jet" Jeter gives tips to incorporate more activity into your daily routine.
The Track to Better Health
Olympic track and field sensation Carmelita "The Jet" Jeter currently holds the record for being the fastest woman in the world. OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson gets some inside secrets from Carmelita as she demonstrates her typical warm-up and workout to stay limber and strong.
Beach Volleyball Workout
USA Beach Volleyball Olympians Jennifer Kessy and April Ross show E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears how they warm up before a match with workout tips and volleyball techniques.
Cullen Jones' Safety Pledge
When USA Olympic swimmer Cullen Jones isn't competing or training, he's advocating for water safety. In 2009, Cullen and the USA Swimming Foundation launched its Make a Splash Tour, presented by Phillips 66. The Make a Splash Initiative is targeted towards children and aims to provide the lifesaving tools and training for every child in America to learn to swim. Hear Cullen's safety pledge for all students participating in The Make a Splash Initiative.
The Make a Splash Initiative
When USA Olympic swimmer Cullen Jones isn't competing or training, he's advocating for water safety. After nearly drowning at the age of five, Cullen overcame his fear of water to win a gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In 2009, Cullen and the USA Swimming Foundation launched its Make a Splash Tour, presented by Phillips 66. The Make a Splash Initiative is targeted towards children and aims to provide the lifesaving tools and training for every child in America to learn to swim.
Feeling Comfortable in the Water
When USA Olympic swimmer Cullen Jones isn't competing or training, he's advocating for water safety. Not only children have a phobia of the water. Cullen teaches OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson and one apprehensive mother the basics of staying calm and comfortable in the water.
The Doctors Showdown in the Sand
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears face off against USA Beach Volleyball Olympians Jennifer Kessy and April Ross. See which team is victorious and which team gets "served."
The Problem of Blood Doping
The Doctors discuss the blood doping controversy surrounding legendary cyclist and seven-time winner of the Tour de France, Lance Armstrong. Learn how blood doping affects the body and the dangerous side effects of the procedure.
Groupon Healthcare
Full Segment: In the search for cheap healthcare, young Americans are purchasing online coupons for doctors and dentists. A perfect fix, or a sign of our broken healthcare system?
Facebook Helped Me Lose 245 Pounds
Matthew Briggs explains to Nancy how Facebook gave him a wake up call and spurred him to lose 245 pounds.
Stay Warm This Winter with a Minky Couture Blanket
Stay warm this winter by bundling up with a Minky Couture blanket!
What Makes The Docs Nervous?
The Doctors reveal what makes them nervous.
I Lost The Weight!
Full Segment: Join us to get inspired by several success stories featured on HuffPost Healthy Living. Today three weight loss veterans share their motivating adventures.
New Study Proves Quitting Smoking Extends Your Life
Quit smoking, live longer! A new study of more than 1 million women shows quitting smoking can extend a woman's life by a decade.
Red Meat Could Increase Risk For Bladder Cancer
Red meat may increase the risk for bladder cancer.
The Truth About Sleep Learning
Feeling particularly bright this morning? A new study finds it is possible to learn while you sleep.
Understanding The Importance of B12 Injections
What are B12 injections and why are celebrities such as Cheryl Cole using them? Find out here
Avoiding a Common Surgical Mistake
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and Dr. Martin Makary demonstrate how surgical sponges are accidentally left inside patients after operations. Plus, see how post-surgical radar is used to detect foreign objects that may have been left behind during surgery.
Must-Ask Questions Before Surgery
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and Dr. Martin Makary, author of Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care , explain the must-ask questions people should address before electing to undergo a surgical procedure.
Understanding the Dangers of Overtreatment
The Institute of Medicine reports that up to 30 percent of all health care expenditures, including high deductibles and insurance premiums, are unnecessary. To address health care costs, Dr. Martin Makary, author of Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care , suggests first looking at the common practice of overtreatment.
The Importance of Surgical Checklists
Dr. Martin Makary, author of Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care , discusses the importance of surgical checklists combined with efficient teamwork so everyone on a surgical team can assist in preventing medical mistakes from occurring.
The Truth About Medical Mistakes and Mortality Rates
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork is joined by surgeon Martin Makary, M.D., M.P.H. to discuss the alarming mortality rates caused by medical mistakes. Dr. Makary also serves as the co-director of The Johns Hopkins Quality and Safety Research Group (QSRG), and details his findings in his book Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care .
Dealing with Overtreatment Epidemic
Health policymaker and co-author of The Treatment Trap , Rosemary Gibson, explains how overtreatment has become an epidemic in the U.S.
Choosing the Right Doctor
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon explains the difference between a plastic surgeon and a cosmetic surgeon and why board certification is so important. Plus, pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears offers advice on choosing a doctor for your child.
The Importance of Online Doctor Ratings
The Doctors and Dr. Martin Makary, author of Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care , discuss whether online doctor ratings should be the deciding factor when it comes to selecting a particular physician or hospital over another.
Tragic Aftermath of Brain Surgery
Witness one family's tragic story of losing their only son from complications after a brain surgery.
Risks of Unnecessary Medical Treatments
The Institute of Medicine reports that up to 30 percent of all health care expenditures are unnecessary. For the first time, E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork reveals how overtreatment caused him years of suffering as a patient -- an experience that sparked his decision to enter med school.
Citizens For Patient Safety
Patty and David Skolnik tragically lost their only son, Michael, from complications after a brain surgery. Since Michael's death, Patty founded Citizens for Patient Safety, an organization committed to promoting the safe health care of patients through advocacy, education and systemic change while working with health professionals and medical institutions.
The Problem of Health Care Quotas
Retired neurosurgeon Philip Levitt, M.D., FACS was the former chairman of his department and reveals his firsthand experience dealing with hospital contracts and stipulated quotas.
Cranberries Have Health Benefits
Cranberry products can lower the risk for urinary tract infections, according to new research.
Cranberry Juice Does Not Prevent Bladder Infections
Cranberry juice has not been found to prevent bladder infections.
Botox Has Become an Unlikely Treatment For Incontinence
Urinary incontinence is an embarrassing condition that affects millions of Americans, many of them women. Now there's an unlikely treatment option.
Your Screen May Be Ruining Your Sight
Josh, 38, asks if squinting at a computer all day at work can ruin your eyesight.
Daily Hair Loss Explained
Lisa, 44, asks what's a normal amount of hair to shed every day.
Taking Medication With Food
Does food really help the medicine go down? Christine, 60, asks: Why do some medications need to be taken with food?
Impact of Asthma on Exercise
Zenna, 20, says she used to love to run but now has exercised-induced asthma. She asks how she can burn a similar amount of calories without becoming short of breath.
Down the Wrong Pipe
nda, 56, says: Sometimes when I'm eating, food goes down the wrong pipe and it takes me over 15 minutes to stop coughing! How can I prevent it from happening?
The Doctors Explain Why We Burp
Zoey, 6, asks pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears why we burp when we drink soda.
The Audience Asks The Doctors Questions
Is fish oil really good for you? Can dryer sheets keep mosquitoes away? The Doctors clear up health "he-said-she-saids" from the studio audience.
Myths About Testosterone and Baldness
Do higher testosterone levels increase your risk for going bald?
Coffee Myths: One Cup or Two
Arnold, 57, wants to know what's healthier: Drinking one cup of strong coffee or multiple cups of weaker coffee?
Myths of Prenatal Vitamins For Shiny Hair
Natalie, 35, wonders if taking prenatal vitamins when you're not pregnant is good for your hair.
Out-of-the-Box Questions: Facial Massage
The Doctors pull surprise questions out of boxes. Hear what they are and The Docs' answers!
How Hysterectomy Changes the Vagina
Lois, 54, wants to know if the vagina is still a "self-cleaning oven" even after undergoing a hysterectomy.
What Causes Car Sickness?
Arden, 7 and Emerson, 10, ask about motion sickness in the car.
Your Handedness and Your Heart
Are you a righty or a leftie? Studies show your handedness may influence your heart health.
Elbow Skin Lacks Sensitivity
Kayla, 15, asks why pinching your elbow skin doesn't hurt or have much feeling at all.
The Myth of Moutwash Curing Foot Fungus
Corey, 37, wonders if soaking your feet in mouthwash can cure foot fungus.
Stomach Stapling At Fifteen
Full Segment: Weight loss surgery is extremely popular in the United States, but when it comes to the age of the prospective patients, how young is too young?
Unsafe Flame Retardants Created Unsafe Dust
Many homes in the US are contaminated with at least one flame retardant that exceeds federal health guidelines.
Take a Picture to Lose Weight
It only takes eight seconds to start losing weight. Get started by taking a photo of yourself and then take one each week. Seeing the results will help keep you motivated!
The Myth of Healthy Sodas
Soda drinkers in Japan can gulp down some added fiber with the new Pepsi Special cola. PepsiCo claims the drink slows the absorption of fat because it's blended with the dietary fiber dextrin.
Scare Your Calories Off
Did you know that you can burn as many calories watching your favorite horror movie as you would if you took a 30-minute walk? ER physician Dr. Travis Stork explains that being frightened causes a burst of adrenaline, which causes your heart rate to increase, your blood pressure to rise and your metabolism to rev up.
Sleep Promotes Weight Loss
Get eight hours of sleep! If you get seven hours or less sleep, you are more likely to eat more calories throughout the day. Travis explains that sleep plays a crucial role in how much you weigh. And, think thin at least eight times a day.
Eight Ways to Burn Calories
Dr. Travis Stork and Dr. Ian Smith demonstrate exercises you can do on a swing set. Plus, seven more ways to burn calories.
Flu Season Facts
Dr. Jim Sears explains how to tell the difference between a cold and a flu.
Laughter Can Be Good Exercise
Laughter combined with yoga can be an effective exercise for the lungs, muscles, and mind.
Hiking Brain Boost
A new study shows that spending time outdoors may boost our ability to be creative, multi-task, retain information and solve problems. Collette Wieland reports.
Running Can Save Your Life
Benita Zahn shares the stories of people who say running saved their lives.
Texas Employees Take Fitness Test
Employees in Texas participate in a biometric fitness test.
Exercising Regularly Can Prevent a Shrinking Brain
Exercising regularly in old age is better than mental or social stimulation when it comes to preventing brain shrinkage.
Studies Show Exercise Can Make You Smarter
Working out has many health benefits, but now research shows exercise can make you smarter.
Exercise Can Help You Live Longer
People who do regular physical activity are likely to live longer than their couch potato counterparts.
Debunking Holiday Health Myths
You've heard about tryptophan in chicken and its risks but are they that great? watch as we debunk some of the most common holiday health myths you've heard.
Walking 30 Minutes a Day Can Reduce Risk of Heart Attack
American Heart Association says walking a half hour a day can reduce the risk of heart disease. Some companies are encouraging a mid-day workout.
Thanksgiving Bootcamp Helps Make Room For the Extra Calories
Man founded a pre-Thanksgiving workout blitz to make room for the feasting to be done on the popular American holiday.
Inactivity Can Be As Tough On Your Body as a Disease
Experts say that being inactive and not exercising is as tough on the body as a disease would be. Devin Scillian reports.
Some Teens May Go Too Far When Working Out
There are new concerns that some teens are going too far to get the perfect physique. A new study from the University of Minnesota finds more teens are using muscle-enhancing products.
Olympic Medalists Live Longer
Olympic medalists live longer than the general population.
FDA Warns About the Use of Over-the-Counter Eye Drops and Nasal Sprays
The FDA is cautioning parents about the dangers of over-the-counter eye drops and nasal decongestant sprays.
Germy Areas You Touch Every Day
You may think you do a great job cleaning, but where is the germiest place in your life? Dr. Ian is revealing the most common, germy areas that you may come in contact with every day!
Blood Donations Have Reached Record Lows
Blood donations have reached record lows, and now experts from the American Red Cross say some elective surgeries may need to be canceled.
State Health Care Benefits
Healthcare has a long way to go in the states before getting up to speed with new policies.
Discover What Is Concierge Medicine
If you're one of the millions of Americans who have received a letter from your doctor informing you they're changing things up to become a "members only" practice, you know the growth of so-called "concierge medicine."
Patients Monitored by Swallowable Sensors
The FDA has approved a sensor that -- when swallowed -- allows doctors to check on patients remotely.
Iobella Spa Workout
Learn the benefits of Iobella Spa's unique exercise routine inside a thermal heat capsule.
Roller Skiing Workout
No snow? No problem! Check out a fun way to stay active this winter as pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears demonstrates roller skiing!
Discover Cured Meat Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy is known to have a soothing effect, but what about aromatherapy that not only reduces stress but boosts your appetite and your mood? Salumoterapia, Italian for cured meat therapy, is offered at Hosteria da Ivan outside Parma, Italy. Participants inhale aromas of cured meats, such as salami, pepperoni and prosciutto, which some believe to stimulate salivary glands to enhance appetite and mood.
Voda Platza Sauna Massage
Watch as plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon undergoes a vigorous Voda Platza massage in a 200-degree sauna.The procedure, which originated in Russia, claims to draw out impurities, improve circulation, prevent premature aging of the skin, improve metabolism and refresh the spirit.
Tips For Cracked Lips
The Doctors reveal an all-natural way to help moisturize lips and keep them luscious and soft.
How to Cure Chapped Hands
Brittle nails and cracked skin can occur from persistent exposures of cold outdoor air combined with warm indoor air. To remedy dehydrated hands and fingernails, OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson recommends applying petroleum jelly and covering them overnight to let the moisture seep in. Another solution is using the hydrating benefits of oxygenated mists, such as The OxyHandSpa by Pretika. This compact hand treatment may help alleviate the symptoms of dry and itchy skin caused by environmental factors.
Facial Hair Hygiene Tips
The Doctors discuss the best ways to groom and clean facial hair for healthy facial hair hygiene.
Discover What to Do About Eyebrow Dandruff
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears explains how flaky eyebrows can be attributed to dry winter air causing skin to shed, but could also be a buildup of facial creams/cleansers, or can actually be seborrheic dermatitis, or dandruff, in the eyebrows. Learn ways to help clear up the condition.
Denise Austin's Slim-Down Tip
Fitness and nutrition expert Denise Austin's reveals a simple weight-loss tip.
How to Drive ATV Safely
Driving an ATV can be fun, but safety keeps it that way.
Finding Cures with Genome Project
More than thirty institutions have collaborated to study the human genome -- and have found functions for 80% of the genes in our body. Researchers say this could have a big impact in how we understand diseases and their treatments.
Robert Bazell Reports on a Breakthrough in DNA Research
A major scientific breakthrough is in the news...one that could explain, and change so many things even the experts have been trying to figure out about our health, like why some people get sick, and others don't.
Researchers Have Treated Deafness With Success
Researchers in the UK have successfully treated deaf gerbils with a stem cells.
Kids Under-Represented in Drug Studies
Kids are largely under-represented in drug studies.
Young Ballerina Dances on Prosthetic Legs
A young girl missing both legs manages to perform as a ballerina.
A Hypochondriac Addicted To WebMD
Katie Vigars, an extreme Hypochondriac who is addicted to WebMD, tells her story to Ricky.
Beyonce's Bad Choice?
Laurie David says Beyonc should be taken off the line-up to sing at Obama's inauguration because of her Pepsi endorsement, when one in three kids in America are obese.
How to Save on Prescribed Drugs
Generic drugs could be the key to saving hundreds of dollars a year.
Millions Tap the Web For Health Information
Over 80% of internet users have used the web to get medical information.
Adults May Need to Get Vaccinated for Whooping Cough
Whooping Cough has been making a comeback; doctors advise ways to protect your children.
BPA May Alter Thyroid Hormone Levels
Exposure to bisphenol-A may alter thyroid hormone levels in newborn babies.
Robert Bazell Reports on BPA Concerns
A chemical in plastics that we all come in contact with, called BPA, could cause health problems. A new study finds a possible cause for concern for moms and newborns exposed to BPA.
How to Reduce Medical Bills
When it comes to medical bills, cost matters. Different hospitals can charge thousands of dollars more for the same procedure.
Free Temporary Los Angeles Health Clinic
Miguel Almaguer reports on a sports arena in Los Angeles that has been transformed into the world's biggest doctor's office.
High Tech Hospital
A Texas hospital is the first in the country to have special "Smart TVs" in their hospital rooms.
Doctors Reinvent the Tourniquet for Troops
Treating an injury in the battlefield could mean the difference between life and death. That's why doctors reinvented the tourniquet, using a mini medic system which controls the tourniquet remotely.
Doctors Reducing Driving Accidents by Warning Patients
Doctors can reduce car accidents by warning patients when they are unfit to drive.
Organ Donation Financial Incentive to Reduce Shortage
Doctors look at financial incentives for organ donations, hoping it will reduce organ shortage.
Patients Prefer Access to Doctors' Notes
Patients feel more in control of their health when they have access to doctors notes.
Alliance Hospital Has Some Powerful New Technology to Help Patients
Alliance hospital uses new technology to make patients' stays easier.
Treating a Nasty Jellyfish Sting
Summer leads to jellyfish stings for shore going tourists.
Botox For Sweating
Injections of Botox could help with excessive sweating.
Selling Yourself to Find a Bone Marrow Donor
More than one-thousand people die each year because they can't find a bone marrow donor to save their lives. So, should bone marrow be for sale? We get opposing views on the hot topic.
New Hospital Gowns Look Like Spa Robes
Hospital gowns are known for being uncomfortable, ill-fitting and... well... ugly. But one hospital is trading the "johnny" for the "jane". It's a stylish and comfortable cover-up that looks more like a spa robe than a traditional gown.
Parents Fighting to Keep Their Daughter on Life Support
The parents of a terminally ill New York City woman are waging a court battle over whether to keep her on life support. Doctors say the 28-year-old woman wants to die. But her parents say that would be suicide.
Caucasian Children More Likely to Receive Unnecessary CT Scans
Caucasian children are more likely to receive what experts call unnecessary CT scans following minor head trauma.
Medicare Fines Hospitals for Negligence
Starting today, Medicare will fine hospitals who have too many patients readmitted within 30 days of discharge due to complications.
Americans Made Fewer Doctor Visits in 2010
The U.S. Census Bureau reports adults made fewer doctor visit in 2010 than they did in 2001.
New Gene Test Diagnoses Sick Newborns Faster
A new method of genetic testing can help doctors diagnose sick newborns in two days instead of six weeks.
Doctors Able to Construct a New Hand Nerve
A terrible industrial accident nearly cost one man his hand. But a nerve, bones and skin from other parts of his body were used to reconstruct his hand and give it sensation again.
ERs Are Turning Patients Away
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork speaks with Dr. Jordan Moskoff of Chicago's Stroger Hospital to discuss the overwhelming influx of patients in ERs across the country, due to the 2013 flu epidemic. Find out why some ERs had to turn patients away.
Overcrowded Hospital Investigation
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears visits an overcrowded hospital in Allentown, Pa. See how doctors there are managing the overwhelming influx of patients due to 2013's severe flu epidemic.
Sandy Sickness Explained
The aftermath of Superstorm Sandy has lead to widespread symptoms in the residents of the eastern U.S. People are reporting coughing, wheezing, mysterious rashes and diarrhea, which some experts are calling "Sandy Sickness."
Winter Aggravates Existing Ailments
Whether it's asthma or sleep apnea, ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon shares tips so your everyday ailments don't worsen in the winter.
Health Tips for Keeping Cool in Summer
These parents from Connecticut do what they can to beat the heat. Learn how you and your children can stay happy and healthy during the summer.
What's Bothering Your Aching Back
After suffering for years from lower back pain, Ed is hoping treatment will put an end to it. Many people with lower back pain are like Ed - young, less active than they were in college, leading a more sedentary life.
Gonorrhea May Be Back, Stronger Than Ever
There's currently only one effective antibiotic used to treat gonorrhea in North America, but researchers have identified the first cases that are immune. What now?
Acupuncture Treatment for Frail Muscles
Acupuncture could help patients who are too weak to exercise.
Acupuncture Treatment Effect on COPD
Acupuncture appears to help improve labored breathing associated with COPD.
Acupuncture Treatment For Pain
A new study finds acupuncture may work better for chronic pain than no acupuncture or sham acupuncture.
Fecal Matter Transplants Can Save Thousands
A Georgia woman almost died from a bacteria that kills more than 14,000 every year.A new procedure may have saved her life. Kevin Rowson reports.
Dr. Nancy Reports on Alternative Medicine Going Mainstream
Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports on a growing movement in health care, as doctors respond to what patients want, and alternative medicine goes completely mainstream.
Robert Bazell Reports on New Multivitamins
Robert Bazell reports on some new information about multivitamins.
Acupuncture Could Help Cancer Patients Suffering Dry Mouth
Head and neck cancer patients who suffer from dry mouth may benefit from acupuncture.
Meditation Can Be Used to Relieve Pain
Meditation has been known to relieve stress. But new studies show it can relieve pain too.
Meditation Can Reduce a Variety of Risks in African Americans
Meditation reduces death, heart attack and stroke among African Americans with heart disease.
Understanding the 'NFL Brain'
NFL players may face a higher risk of death from Alzheimer's disease and Lou Gehrig's disease, compared to the general population.
Even Strong, Healthy People Can Suffer From Heat Stroke
Healthy teen collapses and dies from heat stroke.
Healthy Resolutions You Can Stick to
How to make healthier and smarter choices that lead to a lifestyle change you can follow.
I Prefer Getting Cheaper Medical Care In Guatemala
John Van Zwieten discusses paying $2000 less for a medical procedure by getting it done in Guatemala instead of California.
Be Gone, Gonorrhea!
Full Segment: There's currently only one effective antibiotic used to treat gonorrhea in North America, but researchers have identified the first cases that are immune. What now?
Exposure to Essential Oils Good For Your Heart
Here's a reason to go to the spa. Short-term exposure to essential oils may lower your blood pressure and improve your heart rate.
Aromatherapy Can Help Calm Nervous Kids
Aromatherapy is just one type of alternative medicine now being used at some major medical centers. Doctors say these types of treatments can help calm nervous kids down and that helps them to start healing.
Marijuana Can Reduce Pain
An active ingredient in marijuana may reduce pain.
Hair Reason Many African American Women Don't Exercise
Hair care is a major reason African American women choose not to exercise, according to a new study.
Iraq War Vet: Soldiers Turn Down Psychiatric Care Because It's Stigmatized
The US Military does not guarantee confidentiality to soldiers seeking psychological treatment, creating stigma about seeking help.
Coca-Cola To Air Spot On Soda And Obesity
Addressing obesity for the first time, Coca-Cola will begin airing primetime commercials to spark a discussion on soda and public health. Meredith Melnick joins Mike to discuss.
Learn How to Safely Get Rid of Unused Prescription Drugs
A law enforcement officer started her own community drop-off site after she lost her nephew to a accident involving prescription drugs. Renee Tessman explains how to safely get rid of your unwanted or unused prescription drugs.
New Lumbar Procedure
A new, less invasive surgery is helping patients with lumbar spinal stenosis who suffer with back and leg pain.
Burned Man Received Hand Transplant After Fire
A man severely burned in the 2003 fire at a nightclub in Rhode Island receives a hand transplant at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Fish Oil Reducing Military Suicides Research
A new study will measure whether fish oil supplements can help cut the suicide risk among military personnel.
Americans Rank Healthcare 2nd Most Important Issue in Election
A new analysis of likely voters suggests health care ranks as the second most important issue behind the economy in the presidential race.
Doctors on Sick Leave Feel Guilty
Doctors who go out on sick leave often struggle with feelings of shame and failure.
Chocolate-Eating Countries Have More Nobel Prize Winners
A new study finds the countries that eat the most chocolate actually have the highest number of Nobel Prize winners per capita.
Group Uses Dogs to Cheer Up Hospital Patients
Meet a dog that is used in a hospital to help patients stay positive, helping them heal.
Thimerosal Does Not Pose a Threat to Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics says the vaccine preservative thimerosal poses no threat to children and should not be banned.
Tips to Save Money on Medicine
Many over-the-counter meds work just as well as prescription meds.
Grants and Charities Helping Handicapped Receive Transportation
Mobility is vital for living in today's world, but often specialized automobiles are needed for handicapped people to be able to travel. Those can cost up to $30,000. But luckily, there are some grants and charities available to help with the cost.
Young Girl Documents Her Battle With Scoliosis
14-year-old Sami Peterson underwent a major surgery to correct her extreme case of scoliosis. She created a Youtube video outlining her journey, and has given hope and inspiration to other kids living with scoliosis all over the world.
Teen Girl Uses Heimlich Maneuver to Save Choking Man
Young girl saves older, choking man by using the heimlich maneuver.
Care Clinic Offers Medical Checkups for Low-Income Families
Some families have trouble getting their children in for a decent checkup. Care Clinics aid those with low income, offering medical treatment and checkups.
Steroids Sinusitis
A new clinical trial reveals steroids may not be effective in treating acute sinusitis.
Reducing Hospital-Acquired Infections
A new UV light is designed to kill bugs that live on surfaces in hospital rooms and decrease hospital-acquired infections.
World's Most Deadliest Diseases
Find out what is one of the World's deadliest diseases.
Winter Sports Safety
Important tips to help keep you on the slopes instead of in the emergency room.
Medicine Cabinet Makeover
Rebekah George of Prevention Magazine discusses how to makeover your medicine cabinet by discarding expired meds and products.
Endurance Exercise Risks
A new study finds excessive exercise can actually damage the heart.
Food Additives Explained
From food coloring to food preservatives, Americans eat almost nine pounds of preservatives a year. Hear what the experts have to say about how these toxins can affect your health.
Caffeine Can Strengthen Elderly Muscles
A caffeine boost could help elderly adults strengthen their muscles.
Staying Active Could Stave Off Alzheimers
Staying active as an elderly adult can result in a sharper mind.
Exercise Controls Weight in White Girls More Than Black Girls
Exercise appears to work better in controlling weight of white teen girls than black teen girls.
Drinking Danger
Full Segment: The second inquest into Amy Winehouse's death revealed her cause of death to be respiratory arrest cause by alcohol poisoning and female binge drinking is on the rise.
Gender-Based Medicines
Researchers are beginning to experiment with medications, from pain relievers to antidepressants, as more and more studies verify that men and women react differently to prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
Home Remedies for Common Illnesses
From canker sores and warts to upset stomachs, see both medicinal and home remedies for common body complaints.
A Cure For Parkinson's
Mohammed Ali's eldest child Maryum "May May" Ali joins HuffPost Live to discuss her father and finding a cure for Parkinson's disease.
Mohammed Ali's Daughter On Understanding Parkinson's
Mayrum 'May May' Ali joins Marc on set to talk about her father's condition, and how she was able to better cope with it after learning to understand the illness.
Professor With Parkinson's: 'I Was Slowing Down'
Dr. Kathleen Reardon joins Marc to talk about having Parkinson's, and how it had changed both her life both with her family and professionally.
The Importance of the Elbow Sneeze
Academy Award-winner Jodie Foster asks, "Does sneezing into your elbow really do anything?"
When Doctors Infect Patients
A surgeon at a Los Angeles hospital reportedly infected several patients with STAPH. The Doctors weigh in.
Stem Cell Advancements Could Help Animals Too
The advancements over the years in stem cell research is not only helping cure humans, but our furry family friends. Ali Balgooyen reports on how stem cells could help injured pets.
Over 50% of Americans Aren't Totally Truthful with Their Doctors
A survey shows that more than half of Americans aren't totally truthful with their doctors. However, physicians say even little white lies might have health consequences. Erika Edwards has more.
Military Members Experience Unusual Artery Hardening
A new study examines the prevalence of hardening of the arteries among U.S. service members.
Pros and Cons of High Heat
From saunas and steam rooms to hot tubs and hot showers, almost everyone can attest to the relaxing effects of high heat. But can prolonged or consistent exposure to hot temperatures have deleterious health effects?
How Plus-Sized Mannequins Effect Self Esteem
Popular clothing retailers have received both praise and criticism for plus-sized mannequins in their store displays.The Doctors are joined by sexologist Rachael Ross, M.D., Ph.D. to debate whether "overweight" mannequins boost self-esteem or support unhealthy lifestyle choices.
What Blood Pressure Means
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates what doctors are listening for when they test systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013: Behind the Scenes
The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. Web exclusive: Go behind the scenes of the calendar cover shoot.
The Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013
The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson and special guest co-host Lisa Rinna grill the guys on their medical practices, community outreach and their biggest health tips for 2013.
New Year, New You
Get your game plan for losing weight in the New Year with celebrity fitness trainer Jackie Warner. Follow Jackie's tips to a thinner, stronger and healthier you.
Best Fitness Moves To Master With Jackie Warner
Jackie Warner and Lauren Leeds join Alicia to demonstrate some of the best exercise moves to master.
Jackie Warner Answers Community Members' Questions
Jackie Warner joins Alicia to answer fitness questions from Alexis LaGrotteria and Tim McDonald.
Best Tips To Stay On Track With New Year's Diet
Jackie Warner joins Alicia to give diet and exercise tips.
Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013: Travis Stork and The Doctors
The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. Meet Dr. December: Our very own plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon, pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears and E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork.
Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013: Dr. Rondrick Williamson
The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. Meet Dr. February: Podiatrist Dr. Rondrick Williamson.
Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013: Dr. Leif Lunsford
The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. Meet Dr. July: Emergency medicine physician Dr. Leif Lunsford.
Dr. Justin Piasecki Talks the Most Beautiful Doctors in America
The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. Web exclusive: Go back stage with plastic surgeon Dr. Justin Piasecki.
Dr. Leif Lunsford Talks the Most Beautiful Doctors in America
The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. Web exclusive: Emergency medicine physician Dr. Leif Lunsford reveals what it's like to be chosen as a most beautiful doctor.
Understanding the Signs of Depression
The Doctors address the No. 2 most searched medical question on Yahoo: What are the signs of depression?
Understanding Celiac Disease
Yahoo! Shine Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Romolini reveals the most searched medical questions on Yahoo!
Take Control of Your Digestive Health
Award-winning actress and author Jamie Lee Curtis believes that "what you feel inside comes out on the outside. When you aren't regular, you don't feel well."Jamie Lee, who calls herself an "unlikely health advocate," says she didn't realize how big of a problem that digestive health was when Dannon asked her to be the spokesperson for Activia yogurt eight years ago.
Learn How to Manage Migraines
Recording artist and actress Jordin Sparks has been very busy since becoming the "American Idol," and she's determined not to let debilitating migraines slow her down.Jordin uses a free online app called "My Migraine Triggers" to track the food and activities and help her identify and understand what triggers her migraines. She found that her triggers are stress, climate change and singing high notes.
January Fit Tip from Denise Austin
Denise Austin offers a tip for keeping your New Year's resolution to get fit.
Jamie Lee Curtis on Aging Gracefully
"I had tried some plastic surgery, I had tried dieting, crazy dieting, I had tried everything to change the natural course that God intended, which is aging," actress and author Jamie Lee Curtis says. "We are supposed to age, we are supposed to change and soften and thicken."
Jordin Sparks "Aha Moment"
Jordin recalls going to the doctor about two years ago and finding out she had walking pneumonia. She says that was her "aha moment" that she needed to make her health a priority. She started being more active and re-evaluated what she was eating.
How Nutrition Affects Your Digestive Health
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork says that 4 million Americans have severe, frequent constipation, which means they have less than three bowel movements a week. He says that many people's diets lead to the "unspoken day-to-day reality" of poor bowel health, and he explains how your nutrition affects your digestive health.
Tedious Tasks Boost Creativity
Engaging in tedious tasks like washing dishes or doing laundry may stimulate the mind and even boost creativity.
Hot Vs. Cold Water
Does water temperature really makes a difference when washing your hands, cleaning dishes and cooking? Plus, is there lead in your drinking water?
Beauty Product Dangers
Think your beauty products are safe? Think again. The Doctors' Investigative Reporter, Melanie Woodrow, gets the scoop on dangerous chemicals found in nail polish, beard dye and eyelash glue.
USA Weekend: New Year's Resolutions
The Doctors has an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column. Latest: New Year's resolutions.
Recover To Live
Full Segment: Author, Activist and Actor Christopher Kennedy Lawford believes that everyone can overcome addiction. He'll join us to talk about his new book and how to change.
Professor Worried About Safety Of Cosmetic Stem Cell Therapy
Paul Knoepfler, Professor of Cell Biology at UC Davis, discusses his skepticism about the safety of stem cell treatments.
Beauty Editor Warns Stem Cell Therapy Too Complex To Do Casually
Katie Becker, beauty editor at W magazine, explains her concerns about women using stem cell therapy casually, without the benefit of long term research data being easily accessible.
Stem Cell Patient: I Could Never Go Back To Facelifts
Eva Morales, who had both a stem cell facelift and a regular one, describes the pros and cons of both.
Dangerous Face Drugs
Unapproved stem cell treatments are becoming increasingly popular across the nation, but are they safe?
JFK's Nephew: I Contemplated Suicide Before Getting Sober
Christopher Kennedy Lawford, author, activist and nephew of John F. Kennedy Jr. tells HuffPost Live about how he finally managed to overcome substance abuse.
JFK's Nephew: Alcoholism Didn't Run In My Family, It Galloped
Author, Activist and Actor Christopher Kennedy Lawford talks about addiction, and how being a Kennedy may have influenced the choices he made in life.
A Silent Killer
Full Segment: Like hundreds of thousands of Americans each year, Secretary Clinton was afflicted by a small blood clot. What are the warning signs, and how can you prevent them?
I Suffered From A Blood Clot At Age 22
Mary Anne Huntsman shares how she went from thinking she pulled a muscle to discovering she had a blood clot in her lung.
From Muscle Cramp To Blood Clot
Andrea Murad details how she suffered from what she thought were cramps, but wound up being a much more serious medical issue.
Blood Clots Twice Formed In My Lungs
Elizabeth Kuster describes how she found out she suffered from blood clots while not showing any of the normal signs.
My Husband Died From A Blood Clot
Melanie Bloom lost her husband, NBC Journalist David Bloom, to a blood clot while he was covering the war in Iraq.
The Effects of Nail Polish Toxins
Joy writes that she experienced swollen lips, chapped eyes and itchy rashes for months and wonders whether a new nail polish could be triggering her condition. The Doctors discuss several possible chemicals found in nail polish that could cause such a reaction.
Study Shows Accelerated Puberty Rates in America
An alarming new study released by the American Academy of Pediatrics revealed that boys are beginning puberty much sooner than before. Researchers from the University of North Carolina found that boys are now reaching puberty as early as 9 years old, when 30 years ago the average was 11 to 12 years of age. The Doctors discuss the possible causes of the increase in early puberty rates.
The Upside of Being Slightly Overweight
Could carrying around a little extra weight actually lower your risk of death? A Recent Research has some insights.
Personal Migraine Triggers
Chief medical officer of Pfizer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, joins E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork to explain common triggers for migraines.
The Link Between Hair Loss and Heart Disease
Could going bald mean you're at greater risk for suffering a heart attack?
Should You Go No. 2 Every Day?
Is it necessary to make a bowel movement every day for optimal health? Find out.
Who Is a Good Candidate for LASIK?
Dr. Jeff Machat explains who is a good candidate for LASIK.
How to Get Medical Records
Get medical records using these hints and be aware of your health.
Teen Marijuana Use
Full Segment: A teen who consumes alcohol is likely to have reduced brain tissue health, but a teen who uses marijuana is not, according to a new study.
How to Do Kettlebell Exercises
Fitness expert John Basedow demonstrates how to do basic kettle bell exercises.
Keeping Your Liver Healthy Over Christmas
Find out how to keep your liver healthy this holiday season by eating right and keeping tabs on what and when you eat and drink.
Aimee Copeland Loses More Limbs to Flesh-Eating Bacteria
Georgia student Aimee Copeland is set to have hands and foot amputated as a flesh-eating bacteria spreads.
J.R. Martinez Joins The Doctors
Actor, author, motivational speaker and U.S. Army veteran J.R. Martinez joins The Doctors to discuss his new memoir, Full of Heart, detailing his remarkable life story of survival, strength and spirit.
J.R. Martinez's Survival Story (Part 1)
Actor, author, motivational speaker and U.S. Army veteran J.R. Martinez recounts his harrowing story of being trapped inside a burning Humvee after it was struck by a roadside bomb.
Ethics Of Living Forever
Full Segment: Anti-aging researchers advocate that living forever will benefit everyone if we continue to develop economically and technologically. But is it ethical to live forever?
Should We Live To 1,000?
Anti-aging researchers advocate that living forever will benefit everyone if we continue to develop economically and technologically. But is it ethical to live forever? Josh Zepps discusses with Aubrey De Gray and Arthur Caplan.
Baby Boomer Health: More Care with Concierge Medicine
For baby boomers who want more personal time with their doctor, the concierge, boutique or personalized physician may be the answer. It costs more, but provides minimum 30-minute, next-day or same-day appointments, 24/7 doctor availability, and a tempting menu of wellness services and prevention alternatives. With typical doctor visits getting shorter, concierge medicine may be the solution, says Dr. Marcy Zwelling-Aamot.
Dying With Dignity: The Truth About Hospice Care
Many have heard of them, but few know what they really do. Find out the facts about how hospice works.
Treat Yourself to a Dinner Out This Christmas
Tired of all the holiday shopping, planning and cooking? Treat yourself to a dinner out.
The Trouble with Hitting the Holiday "Sauce"
Hitting the holiday "sauce?" E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains why there's a time and place for holiday drinking.
Natural Medication You Can Find in Your Kitchen
Health advocate and author of Crazy Sexy Kitchen , Kris Carr, explains that before you open your medicine cabinet, first take a look at what's in your kitchen. From making stomach-soothing, all-natural ginger ale to the flu-fighting power of kale and more, see how to utilize certain foods for pharmaceutical effects.
I Have Down Syndrome And I'm Thriving
Karen Gaffney, a 35-year old woman with down syndrome, tells Nancy Redd her story of surviving and thriving with the condition.
My Child Has Down Syndrome And We Raise Her Just Like Our Other Children
Michelle Sie-Whitten, Founder of Global Down Syndrome, tells Nancy Redd her story of raising a child with the condition.
Uninsured Solution That Makes Sense - Healthcare Reform
Daniel Hechtman MD Pediatric Surgery Medical School: Washington University School of Medicine Residency: Brigham and Womens Hospital Fellowship :Children's Hospital of New York
Tips to Help You Swallow Pills
One study found that as many as 40 percent of Americans have experienced difficulty swallowing pills. Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon shares tips for swallowing tablets with ease.
Can Your Pet Make You Sick?
Can your pet make you sick? Dr. Travis Stork and The Drs discuss.
The Danger of Sleeping Too Much
Getting too little sleep is bad for your health, but getting too much can be problematic. WSJ's Melinda Beck and researcher David Rye have details on Lunch Break.
Creating a Playlist for Better Health
The music you love could impact your health! We'll show you how to build the ultimate soundtrack for a better life.
How Our Sense of Smell Declines with Age
Learn how our sense of smell declines as we age. Most of us are sensitive to smell and taste when we are younger but it's not always the case as we get older.The sensor cells in a person's nose that allows them to detect odors don't work as well in the elderly population, along with a progressive decrease in the number of nerves that activate the olfactory bulb of the brain. Less mucus in the nose lining, and changes in hormone levels may also contribute to a slow decline in the ability to smell
Post-Urination Dribble and Male Urinary Incontinence
Brad says when he goes to the bathroom, it dribbles, and it's so bad that he prefers stalls instead of urinals. He says he's "not cool having a wet spot" and wants to know how he can prevent it.
Comply Or Goodbye
Full Segment: Health care workers who refused to comply with their employer's flu vaccine mandate were fired Wednesday. Should hospitals have the right to mandate shots?
Kay Miller: Fired For Refusing Flu Vaccine
Kay Miller, mother of a vaccine-injured daughter, was fired for refusing to receive a flu vaccine.
Walk of Fame Health Q&A: Underweight Children
The Doctors hit the Hollywood Walk of Fame to answer an array of questions from L.A.'s residents.
Walk of Fame Health Q&A: Aircraft Disease
The Doctors hit the Hollywood Walk of Fame to answer an array of questions from L.A.'s residents.
Seeing Stars at the Hollywood Boulevard
People from all over the world visit Hollywood in hopes of seeing a star; however, one tourist is more concerned about seeing dizziness-induced "stars" when he stands up too quickly. Learn what causes this light-headed phenomenon.
The Doctors Take the Santa Monica Pier for a Q&A
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon visit the world-famous Santa Monica Pier to meet with sunshine, sea breezes and lots of health questions! From rheumatoid arthritis and knee surgery to adrenaline rushes and selecting footwear, hear what questions Santa Monica Pier visitors had on their minds.
A Day in the Life of Dr. Ordon
Witness an average day in the life of L.A. resident and The Doctors ' own plastic surgeon, Dr. Andrew Ordon. See Dr. Ordon's morning workout routine and what a typical day is like in his busy medical practice.
Healthy Meals on Wheels
Los Angeles is known for many things including its eclectic variety of food, and the city's ever-expanding food trucks are no exception. Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears samples Green Truck's healthy, all-organic fare. Plus, learn the benefits of eating grass-fed beef, how to attain a balanced vegan diet and more!
Lifeguard Safety Tips
From escaping rip currents to the best bodysurfing technique and more, learn important safety tips that every beachgoer should know.
Are Tiny Medusas The Key To Eternal Life?
From jellyfish to cryonics, humans are fascinated with the idea of cheating death. Whether or not this is possible, do we really want to live FOREVER?
What Bad Breath Reveals
Are you plagued by halitosis that no amount of breath mints seems to help? Bad breath could signal more serious health conditions.
The Benefits of and Horseback Riding
Saddle up to see how horseback riding can burn more than 500 calories in an hour!
Donating Your Organs
The need for organs is high; 19 people die each day waiting for an organ. Learn more about organ donation and how to become a donor today.
Should Kids Get the HPV Vaccine?
The Doctors discuss whether infertility is a potential side effect of the HPV vaccine.
E-Diagnosis
Full Segment: A new study shows online doctor visits can streamline medical care. When it comes to diagnosing and prescribing, how important is seeing your doctor in person?
Trade The Stethoscope For A Keyboard
A new study shows online doctor visits can streamline medical care. When it comes to diagnosing and prescribing, how important is seeing your doctor in person?
The Hidden Risks of Perfume Oils and Fragrances
The Doctors discuss the risks of cosmetic toxins found in many perfumes and colognes. Phthalates, chemicals that are known endocrine disruptors, are found in most mainstream cosmetics and have a correlation with diabetes, behavioral problems and metabolic disorders. Learn which phthalates to look out for and try to avoid.
Vet Says Accupuncture Can Help Dogs, Too
Acupuncture for dog? The Drake Center in Encinitas has employed such traditional Chinese treatments for 18 years. By Deanne Goodman
The Benefits of a Cold Shower
Some theories suggest that taking an ice-cold shower daily can help extend your life.Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears and three brave volunteers test the theory by seeing who can stand under a cold shower the longest.
Testicular Self-Exam
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon demonstrates how to perform a testicular self-exam.
The Effects of Herb Scents
Certain scents can boost your energy. Find out what they are!
Testicular Self-Exam
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon demonstrates how to perform a testicular self-exam.
The Next Pandemic
Experts say it's only a matter of time before another disease from animals becomes a human pandemic. How would a real life "Contagion" play out?
Preparing For The Next Pandemic
Experts say it's only a matter of time before another disease from animals becomes a human pandemic. How would a real life "Contagion" play out?
How to Heal a Hematoma
Hematomas, or broken blood vessels under the finger or toenails, can be painful and unsightly. Learn treatments for hematoma. Note: Do not try these treatments at home.
How Dehydration Can Cause Fatigue
Studies show that even mild dehydration can alter a person's mood, energy levels and mental functions. Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears demonstrates what happens to your body when it's dehydrated.
Phlegm Buildup While Sleeping
Phlegm is meant to line the throat; however, it can accumulate and block the passage of oxygen from the nose to the lungs while sleeping. Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon explains why this happens and how to prevent it.
Curbside Delivery
Watch the story of one woman's dramatic delivery in a parking lot and how one good samaritan assisted her.
Giving Thanks to The Doctors
Edward, a 62-year-old viewer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, joins the show via Polycom video to express his heartfelt gratitude to The Doctors for helping to save his life. Plus, audience members Rose and Ron thank The Doctors for a previous segment on men's health, which prompted Ron to see a doctor. Ron was diagnosed with testicular cancer, underwent surgery and is now cancer-free.
Food Poisoning Frenzy
Statistics show that approximately 400,000 Americans start the holiday season with a bout of food poisoning. Learn how to avoid foodborne illness and the importance of the two-hour rule.
Leftover Danger Zone
Learn tips on how to stay clear of the leftover danger zone and avoid foodborne illness.
Kristin Davis on Safe Cough Medicines
Actress Kristin Davis of Sex and the City fame joins the show along with her friend and pediatrician, Dr. Zak Zarbock, to reveal safer medicinal alternatives for children. Kristin explains how she found Zarbee's all-natural cough and cold therapies, which creates effective yet healthier products for both children and adults.
High-Tech Health Tools Promote Health Awareness
Does online access to your doctor and health records lead to fewer office visits and clinical services?
Study Finds Happy Teens Become Wealthy Adults
Do happier kids have healthier incomes later in life? New London study confirms this.
Using Geranium as a Natural Wound Healer
Blythe Metz shows Jama Leigh how to use geranium as a natural treatment to heal cuts, scrapes and wounds.
Healthiest Cities: Burlington, Vermont
Burlington, Vermont, makes the list because it's home to some of the nation's healthiest eaters.
The Worst Daily Habits
What daily habit can be worse than living hear a toxic waste dump?
Healthiest City in America: San Jose, California
What can you learn from the No. 1 most healthy city in the U.S., according to SELF magazine?
2nd Heathiest City in America: Bethesda, Maryland
The women of Bethesda, Maryland, have the lowest cholesterol rate, according to a SELF magazine survey of the healthiest cities.
Third Healthiest City: San Francisco, California
What can we learn from the No. 3 healthiest city in the U.S., according to SELF magazine's list of healthiest cities?
Healthiest Cities: Santa Barbara, California
Santa Barbara, California, is the most active city in the U.S., according to SELF magazine's survey of the healthiest cities.
Healthiest Cities: Minneapolis, Portland, and Fargo
Find out which cities rank Nos. 9, 8 and 7 on SELF magazine's list of healthiest cities.
Healthiest Cities: Honolulu, Hawaii
What can you learn from the nation's No. 5 healthiest city?
Self Magazine's America's Healthiest Cities Project
The Doctors partnered with Self magazine to reveal America's healthiest cities and how you can incorporate healthy practices into your life no matter where you live.
Healthiest Cities: Santa Ana, California
What can you learn from the nation's No. 6 healthiest city?
Health Data Revolution
A new open-source database analyzes which procedures, drugs & facilities produce the best patient outcomes. Will value-based health care change the game?
Spinal Menengitis Caused By Back Injections
A NY Times article asks whether or not we actually need all of the injections we receive.
Doctors Looking For A Better System
Doctors are looking for ways to make the health care system and more affordable for patients.
"We're Providing More Care, Not Better Care"
Dr. Alice Chen claims that the health care world is providing more care to those in need, but not necessarily better care.
How to Outsmart a Health Scam
Americans waste billions of dollars each year on fraudulent scams from illegal online pharmacies. Many products containing dangerous ingredients are being deceptively labeled, and the side effects can be so harmful, they can even result in death. Phrases like "miracle drug," "wonder pill" and even "scientifically proven" are being used to lure consumers desperate for solutions to these bogus products, and the consequences can be disastrous. Dr. Phil McGraw shares tips for outsmarting these scams
Dr. Phil's Negotiating Tips
Bogged down with medical bills? Dr. Phil McGraw shares the basic rules of negotiating so you can manage your debts.
Health Tips from The World's Cutest Dog
Internet dog sensation Boo has earned the reputation as the world's cutest dog on the internet. Watch as Boo gives fitness and nutrition tips for other four-legged friends.
How Cats Can Improve Health
Learn the health benefits of owning a cat as animal expert Suzi Rapp shows off Tae, a baby clouded leopard.
Health Benefits of Goat Milk
In addition to making soaps, the Jonas family business, Goat Milk Stuff, produces lotions, lip balms, sugar scrubs, soy candles and more. Meet all 10 members of the Jonas family and Woody, one of their 30 goats. P
Medical Animal Pop Quiz
Which animal reigns supreme as the healthiest creature in all the animal kingdom -- the shark, the koala bear or the crocodile? The Doctors and animal expert Suzi Rapp explain the answer.
Goat Milk Products
Goat's milk is not only easy to digest and allergen-free, but it also has moisturizing properties that are great for the skin.
Exercise Tips in Cold Weather
The Doctors have an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! E.R. physician explains how the latest article gives tips for exercising in cold weather.
Sound Off On Health
The community sounds off with Nancy on why entrepreneurs are more healthy, how to deal with arrogant doctors & why social smoking is reportedly on the rise.
Reboot Your Body as You Age
Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall joins The Doctors to provide health tips on how to embrace aging and increase your longevity. Learn the many health benefits of quitting smoking. Plus get tips to enhance and prolong your physical and mental health with exercises and a wholesome diet.
Discovering the Fountain of Youth
Have scientists found the fountain of youth? One study suggests they may have, and the answer might be in our blood. The study by Stanford University found that when older mice were injected with blood from younger mice, the effects of aging on the brain were reversed. Tests showed that the older mice had improved memory and learning ability.
How to Boost Your Mood
We all have an off day from time to time, but it can be a normal, healthy part of processing what's going on in our lives. You can feel better without running from your problems.
Family Nudity
Though opinions differ, various research suggests that children who see their parents naked are more accepting of their own bodies. But when does family nudity become inappropriate?
Are Eyelash Extensions Harmful?
Is the eyelash extensions craze worth the money or the potential risks?
A New Kind of TB
Part of 'The Big Push' campaign aims to shine a light on tuberculosis, and just in time, as there's a new strain that is virtually untreatable and demands our attention.
The Risks of Applying Makeup While Driving
Toni has grown accustomed to applying makeup in the car, a habit that's become a part of her daily routine. Driving simulation specialist Monique Cobb of Drive Square, Inc. puts Toni inside the Drive Square Simulation System , a simulated driving experience that enables a trainee to drive in a virtual space, while operating the controls of an actual vehicle. Watch what happens when Toni applies makeup while operating the driving simulator.
The Perils of Perfume
The right perfume can have an alluring power, but a surplus of scent can create the opposite effect. Learn how harmful chemical components of some perfumes can trigger asthma attacks, allergic dermatitis and may disrupt hormones and metabolic function!
The Dangers of Suppressing a Sneeze
Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon explains that sneezing not only clears nasal passages by expelling foreign pathogens and irritants, but it also revs up cilia in the nose, an important part of the body's immune system. Suppressing a sneeze, however, can potentially amplify pressure in the sinus and ocular cavities, which can burst blood vessels in the eyes, brain and in rare cases, rupture eardrums!
Is Hair Twirling Hazardous?
Is the feminine hair twirl a sexy, subconscious signal of attraction? Before you give this flirty habit a whirl, learn the risks of the twirl.
Gaseous Food Culprits
Learn which foods are the top culprits for creating gas. Plus, see how pink grapefruit can help boost digestive enzymes in the gastrointestinal tract to break down foods faster for less fermentation and less flatulence.
Discussing the Benefits of Probiotics
Blythe Metz discusses the benefits of probiotics with Chakra Earthsong-Levy, of KeVita, on Blythe Raw Live.
Doctors Taking Drugs To Stay Awake
Nancy leads a discussion amongst medical professionals who admit to using drugs to get through their long shifts. Does this put their patients at risk?
Just Thinking About Math Is Painful
In PLOS One, an online medical journal, researchers show when a person's math anxiety is high, there's increased activity in the regions of the brain associated with 'visceral threat detection' and pain.
Easy Breathing with the Portable Humidifier
Breathe easier in every room with a portable humidifier.
The Home Team Therapy for Easy Rehab
Learn about Home Team Therapy, personalized physical therapy sessions at home.
How to Avoid Choking with the Heimlich Helper
Dining solo? Avoid a choking emergency with The Heimlich Helper. Plus, what to do if someone is choking.
Medical Mistake Causes a Painful Loss
An unconscious U.S. Army veteran was recovering from penile implant replacement surgery when a nurse accidentally left an icepack on his groin for 19 straight hours. The frigid mishap caused extreme frostbite to the area and a significant portion of the man's penis had to be surgically removed.
The Dangers of Rope Swinging
College freshmen Tanner and Zack were out hiking when they happened upon a rope-swing in a nearby tree. Tanner climbed the tree and attempted to swing from the rope, while Zack planned to tape the stunt. What happened next was anything but planned. Learn what happens inside the skull when a traumatic brain injury occurs and how repeated concussions can cause serious, permanent and fatal consequences.
The Dangers of Drowsy Driving
Watch an incredibly close call as one motorist falls asleep while driving a scooter and almost runs head-on into an oncoming tractor trailer!
What You May Be Missing on Your Prescription Bottle
Eye-tracking technology helped researchers get eye-opening results about your pill bottles. Find out why some say it's time for an overhaul.
What You Need to Know About Your Child's Concussion Recovery
Fall sports are in full swing, but it's not all fun and games. Three and a half million kids will be treated for a sports injury. Many will suffer their first, or repeat concussion. We tell you what parents need to know to keep kids safer after brain injuries.
Why Our Ears Pop at High Altitude
What is it that causes pressure in our ears that makes them pop when we fly or drive at high altitude? See if you manage to Stump the Doc.
Things Walk-In Clinics Won't Tell You
Walk-In clinics are popping up in more storefronts around the country as an alternative to the family doctor or the emergency room -but they differ in price and quality of care. Jen Wieczner on Lunch Break looks at the cost of convenience and things these clinics aren't telling you.
Why Do Bug Bites Itch?
Ever wonder why bug bites itch so much? Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Ava Shamban explains what causes the sensation.
Spider Venom Tested as Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
A toxin synthesized from the venom of the Brazilian wandering spider is being tested in laboratories as an alternative treatment for erectile dysfunction.
Deadly Effect of Rabies
Each year, rabies kills approximately 55,000 people worldwide. Learn the symptoms of the deadly virus, the importance of expedient treatment and how to spot the telltale signs of a rabid animal.
Dangers of Cat Bites
"Up to 80 percent of cat bites will become infected," E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains. See why one woman required surgery on her hand after suffering a cat bite.
"Milking" Venom from a Rattlesnake
Professional snake wrangler Jules Sylvester performs a dangerous stunt as he "milks" venom from a rattlesnake! Watch what happens when the venom mixes with fresh blood.
Do Women Have Adam's Apples?
Learn the unknown truth about the Adam's Apple.
Shopping Anxiety Explained
Does shopping give you anxiety? The Doctors discuss.
Pesticide Contamination on Your Fresh Produce
Do you know which are the dirtiest of your favorite fruits and vegetables? Two audience members go head-to-head to try and guess which produce is contaminated with the most pesticides. The truth will surprise you!
The Benefits of Retail Therapy
Can shopping really lift your spirits? Learn why a little retail therapy can go a long way.
Toxic Table Tops at the Food Court
Shopping can work up an appetite, but before you sit down at the food court, learn what's lurking on the tabletops!
NYC's Rat Refugees
Rats are incredibly good swimmers, and they can climb. So how big is the increased risk of infectious disease as millions of rats get flushed above ground?
Why Our Teeth Chatter When We're Cold
Find out what happens to your mouth when it gets cold.
Mysterious Mucus in the Nose
See what different mucus colors and consistencies can signal in the nose.
The Mysterious Mucus in the Throat
Discover what white-tinged and yellow-to-brownish mucus in the back of the throat can reveal about your state of health.
The World's Biggest Booger
Watch a clip, courtesy of eBaum's World , where a man had what could be the biggest booger ever removed from his nasal canal.
The Function of Mucus
Learn the function of mucus in the body and why it is a necessary part of the immune system.
A Real Food Revolution
Michael Pollan has educated and scared readers into eating healthier, but he thinks nothing has the power to change how we eat in the U.S. more than California's proposition 37.
Resident Evil 6 Promotion Shows Severed Limbs to Help Amputees
A London butcher shop recently had some scary cuts of meat for sale. A food artist used animal meat to sculpt human-looking limbs that customers could buy in the pop-up butcher shop. The temporary human butcher shop was part of a promotion for the zombie video game, Resident Evil 6.
What Is Pruritus?
Do you know what Pruritus means? Everwell has the answer.
What Is Dysphagia?
Do you know what Dysphagia means? Everwell has the answer.
The Definition of Buccal
Do you know what buccal means? Everwell has the answer.
Hair Raising Trick to Demonstrate the Effect of Fear
The Doctors play a hair-raising trick to show how your body responds when you are frightened. "What happens when you get that sort of stress response that flight-or-fight response a lot of things are going wrong," E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork says.
Julie Bowen Dishes on Halloween and Health
Emmy-award winning actress Julie Bowen cracks us up as Claire Dunphy on ABC's Modern Family. Julie has a modern family of her own as the mother of three boys. She reveals how scared she was while waiting for her award to be announced at the Emmys, the heart condition she lives with and her philosophy on breastfeeding.
What Happens When You Are Scared
The Doctors play a hair-raising trick to show how your body responds when you are frightened. "What happens when you get that sort of stress response that flight-or-fight response a lot of things are going wrong," E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork says.
Old Organs Give New Hope for Kidney Patients
Using organs from older donors could be a game-changer for the more than 90-thousand Americans who are waiting for a kidney.
Meet the Docs' Besties!
The Doctors' best friends surprise them on stage!
The Health Benefits of Having Best Friends
Whether it's a loving partner or a best pal, a true friend can help you overcome almost anything.
You've Got Tom Silver
Hypnotherapist Tom Silver (Discovery Channel's "Curiosity: Brainwashing") is a master of the mind, and he shares important examples of hypnotism throughout recent history, and also explores how people can be trained to kill against their will.
The Cause of a Smelly Scalp
Learn how a buildup of bacteria can produce a smelly scalp. Plus, beauty expert Kym Douglas, author of Bliss Happens , shows a home remedy for combating bad breath.
What a Smelly Wound May Indicate
Unpleasantly pungent smells, such as sour grapes and rancid meat, can also waft from a cut or wound. Learn why.
What Smelly Feet May Indicate
See what certain foot scents, such as rotten eggs, stinky cheese and ammonia can indicate.
Back Pain Can Cause Heel Pain
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how the sciatic nerve is the longest nerve in the body, and can tie together pains from the feet, legs, hips, buttocks and lower back.
Home Remedy For Whiter Nails
Beauty expert Kym Douglas, author of Bliss Happens , shows an easy home remedy to whiten dull nails.
Mucus in Stool
Learn when you need to worry if you discover mucus in your stool or that of your child.
Why Doctors Perform Cough Tests
Ever wonder why your doctor says, "Turn your head and cough" during a routine physical exam? E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains.
Kym Douglas' Bliss Caddy
From making housework fun to a refreshing morning beverage and more, see some of the blissful tricks that beauty expert Kym Douglas has up her sleeve!
Home Made Fanny Facial
Beauty expert Kym Douglas, author of Bliss Happens , shows how to make a food-based fanny facial to beautify your behind!
Total Bliss Through Daily Routine
From revitalizing your locks and organizing your wardrobe to improving your daily commute, decreasing stress and boosting beauty sleep, see some of beauty expert Kym Douglas' blissfully simple solutions, featured in her book Bliss Happens .
Bliss Happens Author Kym Douglas
Health and beauty expert Kym Douglas, author of Bliss Happens, shares her secrets for experiencing total bliss anywhere at anytime!
Effects of Desk Derriere
Research conducted by Tel Aviv University showed that people who lead sedentary lifestyles developed thick layers of fat deep inside muscles tissue of the buttocks. The study's participants had their buttocks scanned, which showed shrinkage and breakdown of muscle tissue and a buildup of fat from inactivity.
Uninsured Nightmares: Freddie's Story
Nancy learns the terrifying ordeal guest Freddie Effinger has been through after being diagnosed with lymphoma while not having medical insurance.
Uninsured Nightmares: B.J.'S Story
Nancy learns the horrific story of guest B.J. Gallagher's daughter-in-law, and the drastic measures she took after racking up medical bills.
Uninsured Nightmares: Ramiro's Story
Nancy learns the grueling story of Ramiro Castro, who broke his leg. He had pleaded with paramedics to not take him to a private hospital because he couldn't afford it, and they took him anyway. The choice? Get care he couldn't afford, or sit with an excruciatingly painful wound.
Believe in Yourself
Janette says after dealing with several deaths in her family when she was just a teenager, she became an emotional eater to deal with the pain, which caused her to reach 480 pounds. See what finally gave Janette the push she needed to lose weight and see her inspiring transformation!
Mandisa's Weight Loss Tips
American Idol star Mandisa shares how she lost 100 pounds. Plus, the fun way she's keeping it off!
Don't Weight!
A group of employees of Manatee County, Florida have turned their health around with the help of Why Wait, a weight loss incentive program developed for Manatee County staff and their family members. Since kicking off in October 2011,the participants have shed a total of 10,875 pounds!
Salsa Dance Yourself Skinny
Dancing with the Stars' Kym Johnson shows how sexy salsa moves can crush calories.
Hula Hoop Yourself Healthy
East Coast couple Keith and Jen lost more than 300 pounds combined by hula hooping.
Dr. Travis' Gut-Blasting Gulpy
The average American reportedly drink 450 empty calories a day. Get the most out of your liquid calories with E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork's fiber and protein-packed Gut-Blasting Gulpy.
Weight Loss Inspiration
Eli, a father from Florida, says once he ballooned to almost 300 pounds, he knew he had to make a drastic change. Now, as an avid marathon runner weighing in at a healthy 180 pounds, Eli says he wants to help others and be an inspiration to his three children.
Think and Grow Thin
Trainer and author of Think and Grow Thin , Charles D'Angelo, recently helped 20 people in St. Louis, Missouri lose more than 2,000 pounds!
Strut Your Upper Body Strength
Turn a brisk walk into a muscle-toning machine! Use ski poles or weights to work your upper body while you strut.
Do the Dolphin Plank
Strengthen muscles and burn calories by doing the dolphin plank exercise move.
Mile-High Health
Denver, Colorado is one of the healthiest cities in America. Colorado correspondent Tawnya Rush shares some of the state's most inspiring weight loss stories. Hear how a group of 100 people lost a total of 1,010 pounds!
Uninsured Dying At Home
Romney says we don't have people dying at home because of no insurance, but we do. Many forgo care, or the ER, and die so their families aren't saddled with their healthcare debt.
Choosing Suicide Over The ER - The Hidden Uninsured Story
Romney says we don't have people dying at home because of no insurance, but we do. Many forgo care, or the ER, and die so their families aren't saddled with their healthcare debt. Joining Nancy to discuss are BJ Gallagher, Kevin Flynn, Hanna Olsen, Freddie Effinger and Ramiro Castro, Jr.
Skip The Physical!
Yearly physical exams are unnecessary and even counterproductive. Paying attention to your own health is more important than a doctor trying to find problems.
Skip The Physical! - Check-Ups Need To Go, But Healthy Living Stays
Yearly physical exams are unnecessary and even counterproductive. Paying attention to your own health is more important than a doctor trying to find problems.
How to Use a Walker to Prevent Falls
The American Geriatrics Society demonstrates how to use a walker to prevent falls.
Improve Home Safety to Prevent Senior Falls
The American Geriatrics Society explains a few simple ways how you can improve your home's safety and help prevent senior falls.
Fall Risk Assessment for Seniors
The American Geriatrics Society discusses the basics of a fall risk assessment for seniors.
How to Use a Cane to Prevent Falls
The American Geriatrics Society demonstrates how to use a cane to prevent falls.
Fall Prevention Tips for Seniors
The American Geriatrics Society provides fall prevention tips for seniors.
Extreme Self-Expression
See the latest body-altering trend, featured in National Geographic Channel's Taboo , where people are injecting a saline solution into their foreheads and creating a bulbous, bagel-like body modification.
Pain Management Clinics
The Doctors ' Investigative Reporter, Melanie Woodrow, uncovers the startling statistics on how many addicts are acquiring their prescription drug of choice and how they are doing it. Learn how the epidemic is being enabled by pain management clinics in certain parts of the country.
Debating Marijuana Legalization (Part 1)
Emmy award-winning actress, author and 2012 U.S. presidential candidate Roseanne Barr and The Doctors debate the pros and cons of marijuana legalization.
How "Pill Mills" Function
The Doctors ' Investigative Reporter, Melanie Woodrow, uncovers the startling statistics on how many addicts are acquiring their prescription drug of choice and how they are doing it. Learn how "pill mills" function and operate within the confines of the law.
Roseanne Barr: Macadamia Nut Farmer?
Emmy award-winning actress, author and 2012 U.S. presidential candidate Roseanne Barr discusses a property in Hawaii that she bought and restored for growing organic vegetables and nuts.
How Salmonella Affects the Body
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how salmonella enters and affects the body.
Prescription Pill Abuse
The Doctors ' Investigative Reporter, Melanie Woodrow, uncovers the startling statistics on how many addicts are acquiring their prescription drug of choice and how they are doing it.
Peanut Butter Recall
Foodborne Disease Epidemiologist Laura Gieraltowski, Ph.D., MPH joins the show via phone to explain the latest in the CDC's peanut butter products recall list.
Debating Marijuana Legalization (Part 2)
Emmy award-winning actress, author and 2012 U.S. presidential candidate Roseanne Barr and The Doctors debate the pros and cons of marijuana legalization.
Health Dangers of Penny-Pinching
Watch a shocking clip from TLC's Extreme Cheapskates , where one woman admits to never using toilet paper! OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson explains the risks of infection from improper hygiene "down there."
Roseanne Barr: Presidential Candidate
Emmy award-winning actress, author and 2012 U.S. presidential candidate Roseanne Barr joins The Doctors to discuss her decision to run for president, as well as social and medical issues facing the nation.
Multivitamins For Pets
Did you know that dogs and cats are believed to require more than 30 nutrients each day to maintain health and longevity? See if a multivitamin is right for your pet!
Pharmacy Tied To Meningitis Outbreak
The Community sounds off with Abby about the presidential debates, Natalie Portman's controversial Dior ad, and the pharmacy behind the deadly meningitis outbreak.
Youth Football Players Aren't Aware of Concussions
How many H.S. football players ignore concussion symptoms or fail to inform their coaches about head injuries?
Brits Claim They Wash Their Hands, Study Proves Them Wrong
Global Hand Washing Day was on Oct. 15, but that doesn't mean you can't wash your hands the rest of the year. And here's one reason: A study by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and Queen Mary, University of London, looked into fecal matter (that's poop, to you),and found credit cards to be jumpin' and jivin' with the stuff.
Overcoming a Hangover
Is there really a cure for a hangover? From a new beverage to new pills and soluble tablets, see the latest forms of fighting the dreaded feeling.
How Medicines Are Absorbed in the Body
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains that while most medications are taken by swallowing a pill or a capsule, some are taken sublingually, or under the tongue, depending on how the medication is meant to be absorbed by the body.
The Best Underwear for Working Out
See which types of underwear The Doctors recommend for different forms of exercise, and watch as E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates how real men wear spandex.
How Botox Can Treat Urge Incontinence
Urologist Dr. Jennifer Gruenenfelder explains a breakthrough Botox treatment for urge incontinence. Plus, see why some patients may prefer the injections over prescription medications.
Botox for an Overactive Bladder
Most people associate Botox with wrinkles, but new applications for the drug are being discovered, including treating urge incontinence. See how a urodynamics test is performed to assess the function of the bladder and determine whether someone is a good candidate for the procedure.
Bad Medicine - The Haiti Earthquake's Painful Lesson
When the devastating January 2010 earthquake hit Haiti, medical volunteers headed there in droves to help. But many volunteers may have caused more harm than good. Joining the conversation are Amy Costello, Dr. Henri Ford, Jean Pierre Louis and Dr. Sherry Wren.
Drug Someone Else's Kid
The controversy over psychiatry, medication and our nation's youth is impassioned and perennial. We need to make sure the ongoing dialogue involves foster kids.
How to Thrive Through Your Prime
Aging used to mean slowing down and waiting for Father Time to take over, but that doesn't have to be the case. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon and registered dietitian Molly Gee, R.D. explain that thriving means adding quality years to your life through active living and making healthy lifestyle choices. Get tips for getting the most out of your golden years.
Misophonia Explained
Whether it's the tapping of computer keys or the sound of someone chewing, we've all been irritated by certain noises here and there, but a very real condition called misophonia turns normal, everyday sounds into angering, anxiety-inducing roars.
Garage Hopping for Alcohol-Based Substances
Police departments across the nation are reporting an increase in "garage hopping," a trend in which teens break into garages in search of alcohol or chemicals they can inhale.
Driving with a Sleep Aid Experiment
Is it safe to take a sleeping pill without a full 8 hours of sleep? The Doctors test the waking effects of sleeping pills.
How Pantyhose Can Save Your Life
The Doctors reveal how pantyhose could possible save your life.
The Risks of Teens Distilling Alcohol from Hand Sanitizer
Health officials are speaking out about a dangerous new trend among teens: distilling alcohol from hand sanitizer.
Which HPV Vaccine Is The Right One?
Dr. Oz and the Community discuss which HPV vaccine is right for you.
HPV and Men
Dr. Oz and the Community discuss HPV and how it affects men.
HPV And The Role Of Condoms
Dr. Oz and the Community discuss the role of condoms when it comes to HPV.
Talking To Your Kids About HPV/Sex
Dr. Oz and the Community discuss how to go about talking to your kids about HPV and sex.
HPV And Infidelity
Dr. Oz and the Community discuss HPV and infidelity.
At What Age Should You Get HPV Vaccine?
Dr. Oz and the Community discuss at what age is best to receive the HPV vaccine.
HPV: Vaccine Vs. Pap Smears
Dr. Oz discusses the difference between getting a vaccine or a pap smear when it comes to HPV.
You've Got Phil Stutz & Barry Michels
Psychotherapists Phil Stutz and Barry Michels (authors of "The Tools") have spent a collective 30 years treating Hollywood clientele, and they've turned their experience into useful techniques anyone can use to diffuse stress and resume enjoying life.
How to Remove an Insect from the Ear Canal
Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon demonstrates the safest way to remove an insect from the ear canal.
The Most Talked About Diseases In the Media
The Community sounds off with Ahmed on the Supreme Court's approval of early voting in Ohio, Clinton weighs in on Romney's tax plan and a new smoking ban in California. We are joined by Deborah McCreath-Akbar, Katie Halper, Kenneth Damborg, Kyle Hillman and Unai Montes-Irueste.
State Of Emergency - ER Was Never Meant To Replace Primary Care
Romney says people don't "die in their apartment because they don't have insurance" but they do end up in the ER. Lack of access to health care is overtaxing hospitals. Community members David Kendall, Hogan Gorman, Pamela Ross, Shannon Brownlee, and Shauntay Brown join the discussion.
Why You Should Leave Earwax Alone
WSJ's Melinda Beck and SUNY Downstate Brooklyn Dr. Richard Rosenfeld join Lunchbreak to discuss why people should leave their earwax alone, and give tips on how to safely clean the ear if earwax gets out of hand. Photo Courtesy Northwestern University.
Dangerous Risks of Being Sedentary
Dr. Natasha discusses the dangerous health risks that are increased by living a sedentary lifestyle.
Health Benefits of Drinking Coffee
Dr. Natasha discusses the health benefits of drinking coffee.
Basic Canadian Medicare Coverage
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care shares the basics on Canadian Healthcare.
Canada Health Act Facts
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care, provides helpful information on the Canadian Health Act.
Provincial and Territorial Medicare in Canada
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care, explains how Healthcare coverage works between Canada's different Territories and Provinces.
How to Find Canadian Medicare Information
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care shows us where to get information on Canadian Healthcare.
How to Find a Healthy Weight Loss Program
Lauren Grant of The Hungry Heart, gives advice on how to find a weight loss program or counselor that's right for you.
What Is Hospice Care
Hospice Care For The End Of Life
Dangers of Bathrooms for Seniors
Kelly Wolf of PeopleFirst Homecare and Hospice, discusses how to make the bathroom, the most dangerous room in the house, safer for elderly people.
Bone Health Tips for Mature Adults
Kelly Wolf of PeopleFirst Homecare and Hospice explains the importance of bone health and provides tips on how to stay healthy.
What a Tummy Ache May Mean
When you're experiencing abdominal pain, it's not just your stomach that could be causing the problem. Learn about each organ in your abdomen and how to tell where the pain is coming from because everyday warning signs could lead to serious consequences.
Why Pressing the Snooze Button Is Bad for You
Do you hit the snooze button on your alarm clock first thing in the morning? You could be adding extra stress to your day. Dr. Travis breaks down what's wrong with one woman's morning routine and reveals what you should be doing when you wake up in the morning to help get your day started off right.
What Happens When You Have a Kidney Stone
When you're experiencing abdominal pain, it's not just your stomach that could be causing the problem. Learn what happens when you have a kidney stone.
Embarrassing Ear Infection
Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon explains what causes otitis externa, or an external ear infection. Plus, see how to treat the condition.
How to Locate Senior Health Resources
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care provides tips on finding senior health resources in your community.
Makeup Counter Mishaps
Ladies: Think makeup samples are harmless? Think again. The Doctors test cosmetic samples and you won't believe what they find.
I'm Bored
A new study finds that boredom is a product of our lack of focus. How can we learn to pay attention and free ourselves from boredom?
Foods to Relieve Knee Pain
A pickle can cure your knee pain! Learn why with Dr. Drew Ordon.
Foods That Can Help Soothe a Toothache
See three snacks that can tame a toothache with Dr. Travis and Dr. Lisa.
The Harmful Side Effects of Pain Killers
See how over-the-counter pain killers can affect the mucus membrane that coats your stomach.
Meet Evelyn Johnson, the 101-Year-Old Super-Ager
At 101 years old, Evelyn Johnson is one of a growing number of "super-agers."
Study Shows High Stroke Risk in Younger Populations
Don't think you need to worry about stroke if you're under 55? New research may change your mind.
You're Getting Sleepy - Does Hypnotherapy Work?
Hypnotherapy is touted as a cure for smoking and just about every other bad habit you can think of. But it's hardly an exact science. Does it really work? Is it safe? Janet discusses with guests David Spiegel, Jeanne Safer, Dan Vitcoff and Stephanie Simons.
How Music Affects Your Focus
Tanya says she doesn't understand how her 11-year-old son, William, can do his homework while listening to loud, rock music. The Doctors send Tanya and William to Brain Paint neurofeedback clinic to determine what types of music are best for focus. See the surprising results!
Matters of the Mind
Is it possible to think the pain away? Olympic medalist Mateo Mitchell joins The Doctors to reveal how mind over matter helped him cross the hardest finish line of his life, with a broken fibula.
Tips to Improve Your Long-Term Memory
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson and plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon share tips for maintaining your long-term memory.
You're Getting Sleepy...
Hypnotherapy is touted as a cure for smoking and just about every other bad habit you can think of, but it's hardly an exact science. Does it really work? Is it safe?
How to Make Sage Bath Tea and a Peppermint Healing Rub
Blythe Metz shows Aarica Langdon how to treat a cold with sage bath tea and a peppermint healing rub on Blythe Raw Live.
How To Alleviate The Symptoms Of Heat Stroke
Learn how to take care of someone suffering with heat stroke with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
How To Move Someone Into The Recovery Position
Learn how to move someone into the recovery position with the help of this guide from St John Ambulance first aid trainer Clive James.
How To Care For Someone Suffering From Shock
Learn how to tend to someone suffering from shock with this guide from St John Ambulance first aid trainer Clive James.
Games That Can Help You with Stress
Play these meditation games to improve your health and reduce your stress.
The Surprising Thing That Helps You Lose & Maintain Weight
Celebrity Trainer Terri Walsh has a remarkable fact about weight loss that may help you shed those pesky pounds. Follow this simple rule and watch the fat disappear. Part of the series Mondays with Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
Losing Patients - Health Care Means More Than Insurance
The way health care works now, doctors make more money the more patients they see. Health care reform needs to give doctors incentive to put quality over quantity. Joining the conversation are Joe Graedon, Dr. Erin Martin, Dr. Steven Nissen and Matthew Heineman.
The Harsh Reality Of Hoarding
Hoarding is a psychological condition affecting 4 million Americans. But it's more than just shocking fodder for a reality show. For some, hoarding can turn deadly. Joining the conversation are Frances Boudreaux, Randy Frost and Sidney Patrick.
Self Esteem Is Overrated - Stop Beating Yourself Up For Not Liking You
If you're unhappy, it must be low self esteem. You buy a self-help book and bully yourself into trying to believe you're perfect. Feeling better? Janet discusses why or why not with guests Lisa Jones, Kevin Curtin, Beth Weinstock and Greg Behrendt.
Self Esteem Is Overrated
If you're unhappy, it must be low self esteem. Right? You buy a self-help book and bully yourself into trying to believe you're perfect. Feeling better? No?
Breanna's Challenge: Going For Gold
August 29th was the opening ceremony for the 2012 Paralympic Games. It marks the biggest on record! We'll introduce you to one young lady who won't let her disabilities affect her ability in and out of the swimming pool. You've got to see this little girl to believe her.
A Cure for Baldness
It's an inherited condition affecting hundreds of millions of people: 80 percent of men and 20 percent of women suffer from hair loss in their lifetimes. But have scientists finally found a cure? Recent reports claim that a cure for baldness could be on sale in just two years.
How to Fight Fat By Changing Your Body
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how you can help fight fat by changing your body and changing your genes.
Molluscum Contagiosum
Learn the various treatments for a common and contagious skin condition known as molluscum contagiosum.
Kids Say No Thanks In The Lunch Line
Children across the nation are protesting the new healthy food in their school's lunch line. Now Republicans are trying to save them with a 'No Hungry Kids Act.' Is that the solution? Nancy discusses with guests JoAnne Hammermaster, Keri Wilmot, Tod Howard and Jessica Donze Black.
Devices That Can Help Someone's Eyesight
Here are a few items to help the eyes function at their full capacity.
Marlee Matlin on Motherhood
Oscar-winning actress and national spokesperson for closed captioning, Marlee Matlin, became deaf at 18 months old, but didn't let her lack of hearing slow her down. She and her interpreter of 27 years, Jack Jason, join The Doctors to talk about life as a soccer mom to four kids, her number one show, Switched at Birth, and a non-profit organization called Dogs for the Deaf.
Is There Hope For Dope? - Can Legalizing Pot Help Boost The Economy?
Will legalizing and taxing marijuana kill drug cartel incentives and boost the economy? Author Doug Fine thinks the U.S. should take a page out of the Prohibition book. Guests Kevin Sabet, Leah Maurer, Lou Savelli, and Doug Fine join the discussion.
How Fight or Flight Response Affects the Body
Lauren Kornacki from Glen Allen, Virginia, exhibited superhuman strength when her father became pinned underneath a car. She was miraculously able to lift the car off his trapped body, drag him out, and resuscitate him with CPR. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how the body's fight or flight response can trigger remarkable physical power.
Shame On You, Mom! - To Tackle Child Obesity End Parental Obesity
Dr. Claire McCarthy argues that shaming parents into fighting childhood obesity is a necessary evil. Should the battle against childhood obesity start with parents? Guests Anjali Varma, Dr. Claire McCarthy, Dawn Lerman, Katie Hurley, Nick Preto, and Toni Preto join the discussion.
What You Can Do About Parenting - Dr. Connie Mariano - HER Health Minute
Former White House Doctor, Dr. Connie Mariano, returns to share some simple parenting tactics for parents who need advice about parenting.
New Study Sees Vitamin A as a Cancer Cure
Study on Vitamin A as Cancer Cure from University of York. Vitamin A holds the ability to control the malignant cells and hence could cure several forms of cancer. The experts found that the cancer cells are under control of a derivative of the vitamin and it is known as retinoic acid.
What You Need To Know About Cervical Cancer - HER Health Minute - Dr. Connie Mariano
Dr. Connie is back to share with you some tips and advice about what you should know about cervical cancer. Watch the video to find out!
Being A Male Anorexic
Janet discusses the pain and problems of having been both male and anorexic with guest Matt Wetsel.
Dealing With Grandma's Anorexia
Janet discusses the pain and problems of having an anorexic grandmother with guest Claire Glass.
Elder Anorexia - Eating Disorders Aren't Just Youthful
From 2001 until 2010, the rate of eating disorders among the middle-aged increased by 42 percent. Anorexia isn't just a problem amongst young teen girls anymore. Janet discusses with guests Dr. Kim Dennis, Claire Glass, Matt Wetsel and Laura Discipio.
How an ER Surgeon Analyzes Abdominal Pains
Stomach pains could signal a number of ailments, including appendicitis. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork performs an abdominal exam on Ashley.
Appendicitis Explained
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains the function of the appendix and what can happen if it ruptures.
Permanent Ingrown Toenail Solution
Sarah says she's been dealing with an ingrown toenail for years and podiatrist Dr. Philip Radovic performs a matrixectomy, a permanent solution that involves removing the offending nail cells. Watch the procedure in action.
What Made You Start Going To Therapy - HER Health Expert - Marilyn Murray
Internationally Recognized Psychotherapist, Theorist, Educator, and Author, Marilyn Murray shares with Michelle King Robson what it was that made her decide to start going to therapy.
Difference Between Trauma And Emotional Abuse - HER Health Minute - Marilyn Murray
Internationally Recognized Psychotherapist, Theorist, Educator, and Author, Marilyn Murray, shares the differences between trauma and emotional abuse.
Can Trauma And Abuse Be Passed On To Future Generations - HER Health Expert - Marilyn Murray
Internationally Recognized Psychotherapist, Theorist, Educator, and Author, Marilyn Murray discusses whether or not trauma and abuse can be passed on to future generations.
How Are You Bringing Emotional Health Studies To Countries Abroad - HER Health Expert - Marilyn Murray
Internationally Recognized Psychotherapist, Theorist, Educator, and Author, Marilyn Murray shares how she is bringing the field of emotional health studies to countries around the world.
The Murray Method: How Is It Used To Treat Trauma And Abuse - HER Health Expert - Marilyn Murray
Internationally Recognized Psychotherapist, Theorist, Educator, and Author, Marilyn Murray discusses the Murray Method and how it is used to treat people dealing with trauma and abuse.
What Is The Difference Between Mental And Emotional Health - HER Health Expert - Marilyn Murray
Internationally Recognized Psychotherapist, Theorist, Educator, and Author, Marilyn Murray describes the difference between mental and emotional health.
Elder Anorexia
From 2001 until 2010, the rate of eating disorders among the middle-aged increased by 42 percent. Anorexia isn't just a problem amongst young teen girls anymore.
When and How to Perform a Breast Self-Exam
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson provides tips on when and how to perform breast self-exams.
Ear Ringing Diagnosis
Kim, a piano teacher and band member, has been experiencing ear ringing accompanied by uncomfortable pressure in her ear canals for years. She visits audiologist Dr. Yoav Shalev of The Ear Group to diagnose her condition. Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon reveals the results of Kim's ear exam.
Knife Block Bacteria Levels Test
The Doctors test bacteria levels of a seldom-to-never-cleaned knife block. See how the surprising number of colony-forming bacterial units were far greater than those found on a bathroom floor.
The Health Benefits of Dancing
Utah Valley University student Andrew Hales has become an internet sensation by getting complete strangers to participate in a social dance experiment. Watch as he surprises The Doctors with an impromptu appearance. Plus, watch Andrew and Dr. Travis face off in a dance competition!
Josette Puig's Health Tips
Josette Puig, a fitness trainer and mother of four, gives her top tips to boost your physical and emotional health.
Ed Batka Takes a Break from Work
Ed Batka has worked for Merle Norman Cosmetics as lead cosmetic compounder for 40 years and has had 25 years of perfect attendance! Watch as The Doctors give Ed a much-needed weekend getaway!
Too Fat To Fight
A group of 300 military leaders released a report blaming vending machines in schools for unfit recruits. Should obesity be considered a national security issue?
When and How to Perform a Breast Self-Exam
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson provides tips on when and how to perform breast self-exams.
Comfy Leggings Cause Lazy Muscles
One study claims that wearing leggings makes muscles lazy and in turn, causes weight gain. The Doctors weigh in.
Travel-Sized Container BPA Dangers
Your travel-sized toiletries and take-out boxes could contain harmful chemicals, including BPA. It is a dangerous toxic substance, that also leads to weight gain and diabetes.
The Doctors' Hunger Games: The Food Group Challenge
How many pounds of different food groups does the average American consume each year? Watch the three remaining Hunger Teams duke it out to find out in the second round of The Doctors' Hunger Games.
Meet The Doctors' Hunger Games Teams
Meet the teams of The Doctors' Hunger Games - No Country for Fat Men, Muffin Top Stoppers, Thin It to Win It and Mission Slimpossible.
The Doctors' Hunger Games: The Organ Identification Challenge
In the first challenge of The Doctors' Hunger Games, watch the hunger teams compete in an anatomical competition.
Danielle's New Smile
Danielle says she's struggled with severe tooth decay all her life and reaches out to The Doctors for a solution. Follow Danielle into the operating room as she undergoes reconstructive dental surgery. Plus, see her new smile!
Fear Becomes You - What Scares You, Shouldn't and Vice Versa
Boo! Janet investigates odd fears like being scared of abandoned construction equipment, dodgeball, and civil war ghosts with the likes of Cara Santa Maria, April Richardson, Melissa Blake, Katie Corcoran Lylte and Martha Sue Coursey.
Fear Becomes You
Many of the things that scare us shouldn't and many of the things we love are scary.
Want a Good Death? - End of Life Issues Neglected
The vast majority of Americans are not prepared for death, dying and the choices that must be made, which translates to a significant health care crisis. Alyona discusses the difficult topic with guests Dr. Jennifer Brokaw, Dr. Joseph Nowinski, Joanne Lema and Dr. Lael Conway Duncan.
Want a Good Death?
The vast majority of Americans are not prepared for death, dying and the choices that must be made which translates to a significant health care crisis.
Outsourcing Health Care - The Future Of Health Care: Abroad?
48.6 million live without health insurance in the US. In a country where 60% of people skip doctor appointments due to costs, is the future of US health care abroad? Joining the conversation are Iris Estrada, Dr. Jacobo Zafrani, Josef Woodman and Rajesh Rao.
Broken After Battle - Battling Brain Related Injuries
More than a decade of war, and the DOD still can't precisely diagnose concussion-related brain injury from bomb blasts, the most common cause of combat casualties. Joining the conversation are David Wood, Retired Lieutenant Jason Gladney, Michael Wilmore and Dr. Jam Ghajar.
Diagnosing Health Issues from Picture
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork challenges two audience members to point out people's health issues in a succession of photographs. Can they find the right clues?
Skateboarding Survivial Story
Serge, a skateboarder who was hit by a truck, joins The Doctors to talk about his miraculous survival story. Plus, his surprising view on wearing a helmet.
What Your Handwriting May Mean About Your Health
Handwriting expert Beth Chrisman joins The Doctors to reveal what your handwriting may say about your health.
Punished For Your DNA - As DNA Sequencing Grows, So Do Concerns
DNA reading costs are plummeting, but you can be punished by life insurance companies for knowing how you could die. Should we know what diseases are in our genes? Josh Zepps is joined by Dr. James Evans, Dr. Joel Krier, Ron Bailey and John Lauerman to discuss.
Man Gets a Testicular Ultrasound After Repeated Blows to the Groin
Meet Horse, a man whose self-proclaimed talent is taking blows to the groin. Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman performs a testicular ultrasound to determine any possible damage to Horse's fertility.
The Benefits Of Osteopathic Medicine
Dr Natasha discusses the benefits of osteopathic medicine.
Viagra For Jetlag? - Drugs Keep Us Going But Also Set Us Back
Psychologist Vivian Diller argues that advances in science and medicine are improving quality of life, but are also taking away our ability to have one. Is she right? Joining the conversation are Amy Jordan, Emerald Pellot, Grant Oladipo, Lyss Stern and Vivian Diller.
Fat & Happy
Can we ever really stop beating ourselves up about weight, and learn to live our lives at any size?
Viagra For Jetlag?
Psychologist Vivian Diller argues that advances in science and medicine are improving quality of life, but are also taking away our ability to have one. Is she right?
The Most Beautiful Woman of 2012
The Doctors reveal their pick for the world's most beautiful woman.
Healthy Hair Tips
See the Guinness World Record holders for the largest afro and the longest facial hair. Plus, learn a surprising tip to keep your hair healthy and shiny.
Competitive Eating Challenge
Competitive eating champion Stephanie "Stephie" Torres weighs in at just over 100 pounds, yet she can eat more food in one sitting than 10 men combined. Watch Stephanie in action at the Gringo Bandito/Chronic Taco Eating Challenge.
Long-Term Effects of Overeating
Competitive eating champion Stephanie "Stephie" Torres weighs in at just over 100 pounds, yet she can eat more food in one sitting than 10 men combined. Stephanie asks The Doctors about the possible health repercussions of frequent overeating. Plus, watch Stephanie take on pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears in a watermelon eating contest!
America's Strongest Woman
World record holder and four-time winner of America's Strongest Woman, Kristin Rhodes, joins The Doctors to discuss how she became interested in the sport and the technique behind her power. Plus, watch Kristin school pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears in a dead lift competition!
Interviewing "The Human Toolbox"
Brad Byers, aka "The Human Toolbox," has set several world records for sword swallowing. Watch as Brad shows off his remarkable skills, and discover the secret behind his amazing abilities.
The Safe Way to Pop a Pimple
Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon demonstrates the safe and professional way to pop a pimple.
Inside "The Human Toolbox"
Brad Byers, aka "The Human Toolbox," has set several world records for sword swallowing. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon performs an endoscopy on Brad to look for tears or trauma in his nasal and esophageal passages.
Guinness World Record Holders
From the world's tallest to the world's smallest and more, see some of the most jaw-dropping marvels featured in the 2013 Guinness World Records!
Causes of a White Tongue
Meet Chanel Tapper, the current world record holder for the longest female tongue. It measures 3.8 inches and is roughly the size of an iPhone! Chanel notices that no matter what she does, her tongue has a whitish hue. The Doctors explain the causes of a white tongue and when you need to worry.
The Science of Speed Eating
Competitive eating champion Stephanie "Stephie" Torres weighs in at just over 100 pounds, yet she can eat more food in one sitting than 10 men combined. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how Stephanie's stomach and esophagus differ from those of the average person.
Stanford Study Says Organics Has Less Pesticides
Holistic News: Learn how to Recent Study is getting a lot of opposition from the organic community.
Too Much Regulation in Drug Approval
Millions of Americans rely on the FDA to tell them which drugs and devices are safe enough to use. But some say the approval process is too strict and takes too long. Is too much regulation hazardous to your health?
Herbal Tea for Headaches
This herbal tea may help with headaches.
Strange Things Used to Stop Bleeding
The Doctors is currently licensed in more than 100 countries around the world, and several versions of the show air with different hosts. Dr. Ibrahim Melki, plastic surgeon and co-host of The Doctors (Lebanon) joins the show to explain some of the similarities and differences between his show and its U.S. counterpart. Plus, see some of the surprising home remedies that Lebanese people use to treat cuts and burns.
Steve Jobs' Cancer May Have Been Curable
Holistic News: A Letter Regarding Steve Jobs from Suzanne Sommers & Dr. Burton Goldberg shows how integrative medicine and clinics around the world are treating and curing pancreatic cancer.
Men With Divorced Parents Have Higher Risk of Stroke
A study by the University of Toronto says men who have divorced parents, are 3 times more likely to suffer from a stroke.
The Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery
Does gastric bypass surgery lead to lower incidence of diabetes, hypertension, and abnormal cholesterol levels?
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Taking Aspirin
Does an aspirin a day keep heart attack and strokes away? Is the risk of serious bleeding worth the benefit? The advantages and disadvantages of the so-called "wonder drug."
How Fred Survived an Alligator Attack
On July 8, 2012, 17-year-old Kaleb "Fred" Langdale of Moore Haven, Florida was taking a dip in the Caloosahatchee River with his friends. As he swam across the river, Kaleb heard his friends shout that there was an alligator in the water. Watch as Fred recounts his terrifying encounter with the 11-foot alligator.
Allie and Stephanie's Action Plan After the Aurora Attack
On July 20, 2012 tragedy struck citizens of Aurora, Colorado, when a gunman opened fire inside a crowded movie theatre. Fifty eight people were injured and 12 were killed. Best friends Allie and Stephanie were both there on that fateful night and barely survived the attack.
Allie's Neck Wound During the Aurora Massacre
On July 20, 2012 tragedy struck citizens of Aurora, Colorado, when a gunman opened fire inside a crowded movie theatre. Fifty eight people were injured and 12 were killed. Best friends Allie and Stephanie were both there on that fateful night and barely survived the attack.
How Allie and Stephanie Escaped the Aurora Massacre
On July 20, 2012 tragedy struck citizens of Aurora, Colorado, when a gunman opened fire inside a crowded movie theatre. Fifty eight people were injured and 12 were killed. Best friends Allie and Stephanie were both there on that fateful night and barely survived the attack.
Brown Recluse Infestation
Rodents and insects can make their homes in the dark, dry corners of your home. Meet Dylan, a man who's learned to live with the brown recluse spiders infesting his apartment. Plus, how to protect your family from poisonous spider bites.
Phthalates in Beauty Products
A specific ingredient in your favorite beauty products could pose serious risks to your health. Phthalates, chemicals found in some hairsprays, gels, lotions and self-tanners may disrupt your hormones, increase your risk of metabolism disorder and even double your risk of diabetes! Learn more.
Health Hazards of Bandage Dresses
Find out how your sexiest, body-hugging dress can harm your health.
Avoiding Cross Contamination While Cooking
Chef Devin Alexander shares tips to avoid cross contamination while cooking.
The Dangers of Distressed Jeans
Distressed jeans may look may be fashionable, but the sandblasting process they go through to achieve that look may cause lung disease.
Should Men Steer Clear of Skinny Jeans?
Men: Should you steer clear of skinny jeans? E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how wearing too-tight jeans can lead to testicular torsion.
Umbrella Use Health Safety Tips
Breaking out your umbrella this fall? Before you open it, Dr. Sears reveals why it could cause you to sneeze, itch and even develop fungal infections.
Harmful Levels of Lead Were Found in Handbags
Could you be carrying a harmful toxin around with you every day? Recently, The Center for Environmental Health found dangerous levels of lead in purses.
Do No Harm Hospitals: Not As Safe As We Think?
Medical mistakes are the fifth leading cause of death in the US. How can more transparency and accountability revolutionize health care and make our hospitals safer? Joining the conversation are Dr. Marty Makary, Alex Schrobenahuser-Clonin, Barbara Thomas and Joe Graedon.
Do No Harm - Hospitals: Not As Safe As We Think?
Medical mistakes are the fifth leading cause of death in the US. How can more transparency and accountability revolutionize health care and make our hospitals safer? Joining the conversation are Dr. Marty Makary, Alex Schrobenahuser-Cloban, Barbara Thomas and Jon Graedon.
Is Mold Hiding in Your Home?
Mold can range from a simple allergen to a deadly toxin and the health consequences depend on your age, your immune system and the type of mold you're exposed to. It grows in moist, dark places, from your bathroom to your closet and even your umbrella!
Punchline, Or Lifeline? - How Comedians Are The New Therapists
Chris Gethard recently wrote a blog post to a suicidal fan. Has the resurgence of alt comedy blogs, podcasts & indie sitcoms created a new outlet for millennial angst? Also joining the conversation are Amanda Punshon, Chelsea Delaney, Ethan Thompson and Gabe Delahaye.
Time To Fight Loneliness
For all our causes, campaigns and socializing, we're letting loneliness flourish. It's fueling much of what ails us, from shootings, to irresponsibility to bad health. What can we do about it?
Pill-O-Nomics - Birth Control: A Social AND An Economic Issue
Control of reproduction is an economic issue. False separation between social an economic issues ignores the link between birth control and a woman's professional life. Joining the conversation are Jeremiah Goulka, Samantha Parent Walravens, Soraya Chemaly and Zerlina Maxwell.
Restaurant Horrors
When dining out, have you ever wondered what your server or cook does when you're not watching? An anonymous food service employee divulges dirty secrets of the restaurant industry.
Real Cost Of Migraines - Migraines' Economic Toll On Society
Migraines are debilitating for sufferers and cost about $13 billion in annual economic losses, but they often aren't taken seriously. What will it take raise awareness?
Real Cost Of Migraines - Migraines' Economic Toll On Society
Migraines are debilitating for sufferers and cost about $13 billion in annual economic losses, but they often aren't taken seriously. What will it take raise awareness? Alicia Menendez is joined by Alexander Mauskop, Gretchen Rautman, Jennifer Engle, John Harris and Melissa Smithto discuss.
Mortgaging Your Womb - Fertility Loans: Predatory?
People are applying for loans from fertility lending firms that carry interest rates of as much as 22%. Could the housing crisis be reproducing itself in their ovaries? Joining the conversation are Peter Ubel, Jennifer Hunter, Russell Davis and Leah Campbell.
Study Says Music Could Have Healing Power
Holistic News: Music Heals --The University of Arizona Medical Center is using musical medicine to help heal patients. Norman Ni-priss is one of 100 ICU patients at UAMC participating in this unusual study on musical healing. Norman is a music lover and he was thrilled to be treated to a personal Performance from Carrol McLaughlin.
Mushroom Found to Heal Colitis
Containing PSP and his condition improved greatly. A study on a mushroom compound) , polysaccharo-peptide (PSP) which is found in the Coriolus versicolor Mushroom.
Chemical Scare - Fear Driving Chemicals Out Of Products?
Companies rush to replace chemicals in decades-old products, but how do we know the replacements are any safer? Do consumers pay the price for an obsession with safety? Nancy Redd is joined by Arlene Blum, Dr. Kevin Folta Susan Lamontagne, Robb Inglis and Dr. Josh Bloom to discuss.
Rebranding Death Panels - Is Rationing Medical Care Really So Radical?
Sarah Palin hijacked the end-of-life care discussion by adding "death panels" to our vernacular. But with high costs & finite resources, is the conversation so radical? Josh Zepps is joined by Karen Vrtunski, Kathryn Serkes, Dr. Andrew Racine and Jonathan Keyserling.
New Contraception Options for Men
Finally, it's the man's turn! New birth control options for the guys that could give couples more choices.
Research Says Vitamin D Aids in HIV and TB
Holistic News: Vitamin D aids with HIV and TB according to a Researchers at Queen Mary University in London studied 95 tuberculosis patients. Vitamin D levels have been shown to be reduced or very low in individuals with a number of chronic ailments, including AIDS. In another new study, researchers in Tanzania report that HIV-positive individuals with vitamin D deficiency became sicker and were twice as likely to die as those with sufficient or normal levels.
The Doctors: Season 5 Sneak Peek
Get a surprise sneak peek at what's coming up on season 5 of "The Doctors."
Alternative Colon Cancer Treatments
Nili Nathan talks about alternative colon cancer treatments such as Reiki.
Holistic News: Herbal Tea May Cure Breast Cancer
The plant Fagonia cretica, also known as Virgon's Mantlem, is commonly used in herbal tea. It has been traditionally used to treat women in rural Pakistan who have breast cancer, but up until now this treatment has been regarded as something of a folklore remedy.
Proven Hiccup Remedies
Find out which hiccup remedies are actually proven to work.
At-Home Skin Type Tests
Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon demonstrates at-home tests to determine your skin type and keep your skin healthy and balanced.
Crystal Sanctuary Tour Featuring Natural Gemstones
Blythe learns about the healing properties of natural gemstones and crystals.
At-Home Skin Type Tests
Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon demonstrates at-home tests to determine your skin type and keep your skin healthy and balanced.
A Horse Connection
'What is it we feel when we ride a horse?' This question opens 'A Horse Connection,' a documentary that explores the relationship between horses and persons with special needs. Nancy King, a specialist in Equine Assisted Therapy, introduces us to her riding therapy program, designed to assist special needs considerations. This includes autism, blindness, and other forms of physical or developmental disabilities. Meet Linda, Alyssa, Vincent, Morgan, Jacqueline, and Joey-five.
Important Tests For People Over 50, From Dr. Oz
What other tests besides a colonoscopy are recommend after reaching 50? Find out from Dr. Oz here on part of the series Mondays with Marlo on MarloThomas.com.
The Benefits of Natural Antibiotic
Nili Nathan gets all the information about natural antibiotics at Rawvolution in Santa Monica.
Raw Macca - Peruvian Ginsing
Raw Macca is natural from a plant used in Peru for balancing hormones.
How Josette Became a DEHP Holistic Healer
Josette shares what inspires her and how she developed her own unique and special technique
DEHP Therapy for Older People
Josette shares her favorite success story which shows how you are never too old to be helped by DEHP Therapy.
What Can Clients Expect from a DEHP Session with You
Josette shares what clients can expect from a DEHP session with her.
Deepak Chopra: Self-Esteem Determines How We Age
The expert in the field of mind-body medicine, Deepak Chopra talks about the power of self-esteem, and controlling how we age. Part of the series Mondays with Marlo on MarloThomas.com
Ayurveda for Detox and De-Stress
Learn from expert Dr. John Douillard the tips on how to be successful with good nutrition for life.
David Wolfe on the Health Benefits of Chaga Mushrooms
Author and nutrition expert David Wolfe talks to Blythe Metz about Chaga Mushrooms' origins, uses and health benefits.
Clayton Nolte Interview on Structured Water
Clayton Nolte, President of Natural Action Technologies, Inc., discusses structured water on Blythe Raw Live.
Prostate Exam Importance
Men: If your wife nags you to get your yearly prostate exam, don't dig in your heels! Ignoring your prostate can lead to difficulty urinating, serious infections, chronic pelvic pain and even cancer.
Dr. Sears' Surprise Prostate Exam
Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon enlists the help of urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman to trick pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears into getting a surprise prostate exam. Did the friendly prank change Dr. Sears' outlook on prostate health?
The Causes of Testicular Pain
Actor Seth Rogen asks The Doctors what causes intermittent pain in the testicles?
Truth and Myth About the Effects of the Full Moon
Does a full moon really boost births or cause mental disorders to act up? Weatherman Flip Spiceland separates truth from legend.
Tips to Find an Alternative Medicine Doctor
In this edition of EmpowHER's "HER Health Minute", Missy Anderson shares some tips to help women find alternative medicine doctors.
Natural Alternatives to Antidepressants
In this edition of EmpowHER's, "HER Health Minute", Missy Anderson shares tips for women looking for natural alternatives to antidepressant medications.
Colon Cancer Awareness Tips, from Katie Couric
Journalist and author Katie Couric tells us her tips on colon cancer awareness, and how to be better educated about the risks. Part of the series Mondays with Marlo on MarloThomas.com
The Causes of Green Urine
Learn the causes of green urine and green semen with The Drs.
Green Laser Surgery for Enlarged Prostate
See how green light laser surgery is performed for men suffering from an enlarged prostate.
Zapping Overactive Bladder
Not too many people want to talk about it, but overactive bladder impacts 30 million Americans. Could a zap to the ankle fix the problem? Learn about a unique new drug-free treatment.
The Difference Between Stress and Urge Incontinence
There are different types of incontinence, urge and stress. Learn about incontinence in this Ivanhoe video.
Taming an Overactive Bladder
This health video will show you different ways to help Tame an Overactive Bladder.
Why You Should Get Tested for Prostate Problems
The warning signs of prostate cancer are probably not what you think. A world-renowned prostate expert tells us why guys have to be proactive to protect their prostates.
The Artificial Kidney Alternative to Transplantation
500,000 Americans suffer from chronic kidney failure each year. An artificial kidney could replace the need for a transplant and get these patients off dialysis for good.
Hip Hop Artists' Lifesaving Move
A talented rapper learns the true meaning of brotherly love when his own brother saves his life by donating what's in short supply in the African American community.
How Kidney Exchange Saved 14 Lives
A young mother is leaving a lasting legacy after her death by donating her organs. See how it set off a chain of events that saved 14 lives.
New Implant to Solve Your Bladder Problems
Bladder control issues may not be part of common conversation, but they are common. Now, a pager-like implant may be able to solve all your problems.
How Different Medications Affect Incontinence
Learn how different incontinence medications treat this condition.
Incision Free Bladder Surgery
A new procedure that requires no trip to the O.R. is helping women with bladder problems start a new life.
Help For Overactive Bladders
This medical video focuses on ways to help those who suffer from over active bladders.
Overactive Bladder Disorder
This health video will focus on the treatments that are available for those who suffer from OBD (overactive bladder disorder).
Botox for Your Bladder
This medical video looks into the advancement of using Botox to help solve bladder problems.
Tricks for Traveling When You Have Incontinence
Traveling with incontinence can cause terrible anxiety. Here are some steps you can take to make traveling easier.
Is It Normal to Suffer from Incontinence as You Get Older?
Learn how to prevent incontinence as we age.
Are There Any Devices That Can Help You Manage Incontinence?
Learn how to use devices and special articles of clothing to manage your incontinence.
Prostate Problem Vaporized
This health video focuses on photoselective vaporization of the prostate, which uses a high-powered laser to vaporize only the problematic prostate tissue.
Vitamin Treatment for Chronic Kidney Failure
This medical video looks into the use of vitamin treatment for chronic kidney failure.
Shrinking Prostate Problems
This health video will focus on what can be done to shrink prostate problems.
Treatments for an Enlarged Prostate
his health video will focus on the wide array of treatments traditional or non for enlarged prostate or BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia).
Traditional Treatment for an Enlarged Prostate
This health video will focus on the wide array of traditional options to treat an enlarged prostate or BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia).
Risks of Holding Urine In
The Doctors reveal the risks of holding in your urine for too long.
Frequent Nighttime Urination
Do you wake up several times a night to relieve yourself? Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman explains why and how to treat it.
Irregular Heartbeat Self Test
Learn how tapping your toes can help detect an irregular heartbeat.
Irregular Heartbeat Self Test
Learn how tapping your toes can help detect an irregular heartbeat.
The Causes of Kidney Failure
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork discusses the different causes and types of kidney failure, and explains the differences between a healthy and unhealthy kidney.
Testicular Torsion Due to a Groin Trauma
Urologic surgeon Dr. Dudley Danoff explains how a blow to the male groin can cause serious damage to the testicles.
How Common Is Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
BPH or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia affects men throughout the UK, typically over the age of 40. To find out more information on BPH, watch this short video.
The Available Treatments For Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
If you are suffering with an enlarged prostate or benign prostatic hyperplasia there are numerous treatments and medications which can be used to treat BPH.
Surgery For Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
Enlarged prostate causes many troublesome symptoms in older men. After trying tablets some men consider surgery. Is prostate surgery right for you? Watch this video to learn more.
Open Prostatectomy For Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
This short video explores the process of carrying out an open prostatectomy and why in recent years such surgery has been largely replaced by other surgical techniques.
The Available Treatments For Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
If you are suffering with an enlarged prostate or benign prostatic hyperplasia there are numerous treatments and medications which can be used to treat BPH.
How Common Is Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
BPH or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia affects men throughout the UK, typically over the age of 40. To find out more information on BPH, watch this short video.
The Symptoms of Enlarged Prostate
Consultant Urologist Mr. Christopher Eden explores the subject of BPH or benign prostatic hyperplasia and discusses how it is possible to diagnose the condition.
What Are The Advantages of Keyhole Surgery
In this short film the advantages of keyhole surgery for both surgeon and patient are discussed.
The Easiest Way to Identify a Precancerous Mole
During Skin Cancer Awareness month, we at DermTV try to share a lot of tips and tricks for detecting precancerous growths. Even though it's no longer skin cancer awareness month, here's another great tip for at home detection.
Dr. Sherry Thomas Shares Urinary Incontinence Tips
Dr. Archelle Georgiou, Dr. Sherry Thomas, and Michelle King Robson, CEO and Founder of EmpowHER.com, discuss leaky and prolapse bladders.
What You Need to Know About Incontinence
Dr. Bordeianou discusses the taboo associated with incontinence and recalls the causes, complications, and treatments available. Dr. Bordeianou is a physician at the MassGeneral Digestive Healthcare Center.
Pelvic Floor Disorders Treatment Options
Dr. Weinstein describes the symptoms and treatment options available to women with a pelvic floor disorder such as urinary incontinence. Dr. Weinstein is an OBGYN at MassGeneral Hospital.
The Easiest Way to Identify a Precancerous Mole
During Skin Cancer Awareness month, we at DermTV try to share a lot of tips and tricks for detecting precancerous growths. Even though it's no longer skin cancer awareness month, here's another great tip for at home detection.
How To Recognize Signs Of a Bladder Infection
Stop a bladder or urinary tract infection in its tracks by learning what to look for and how to prevent it from getting worse.
How To Prevent Urinary Tract Infections
UTIs occur when bacteria enter the urethra; women are especially prone to this painful condition. Take these steps to help prevent one.
How to Deal with an Enlarged Prostate
As a man ages, it is not uncommon to experience prostate gland enlargement. Also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia, this condition is often accompanied by bothersome urinary symptoms. If the condition is mild, it can often be treated by the simple lifestyle changes described here.
How to Understand Testicular Self-Exams
We all know women need to do regular breast self-exams, but how many men know they should be doing regular testicular self-exams, to check for possible tumors? Dr. Brent Ridge explains what all men need to understand about testicular self-exams.
How to Understand Testicular Self-Exams
We all know women need to do regular breast self-exams, but how many men know they should be doing regular testicular self-exams, to check for possible tumors? Dr. Brent Ridge explains what all men need to understand about testicular self-exams.
How to Understand Prostate Health
Prostate health becomes a concern for every man after age 50. Dr. Brent Ridge explains how to help the man you love better understand which routine screening tests he will need to maintain prostate health.
What Women Need to Know About Overactive Bladder
Dr. Eilber discusses what all women should know about overactive bladder.
What Is Cystocele
Dr. Eilber describes cystocele and rectocele.
The Difference Between a Small Bladder and an Overactive Bladder
Dr. Eilber describes the difference between having a small bladder and having an overactive bladder.
How to Prevent Urinary Tract Infection
A how to video on How To Prevent Urinary Tract Infection that will improve your urinary tract infections skills. Learn how to get good at urinary tract infections from Videojug's hand-picked professional experts.
Symptoms and Treatments of Low Testosterone Levels
Dr. Abraham Morgentaler explains the symptoms of low testosterone levels, such as erectile dysfunction, fatigue, weight gain, and less strength, and what treatment options are available.
Treatment Options for Erectile Dysfunction
Dr. Abraham Morgentaler discusses the various treatment options for erectile dysfunction, including pills like sildenafil and vardenafil, injections in the penis, and surgery to place a penile implant or prosthesis.
Home Remedies: Sugar for a Cut
Help minor cuts heal faster with this sweet solution
Healthiest Packaged Foods: Bread
This fiber-filled whole grain bread is a tasty way to reduce risk of heart disease
Healthiest Packaged Foods: Breakfast Cereal
With no added sugar and a single ingredient, this cereal is a healthy way to start your day
Home Remedies: Soaked Beans for Gassiness
See how to enjoy beans without the embarrassing side effects
Make Your Own Energy Bars
Bake your own healthy snack bars at home with this quick and easy recipe
Home Remedies: Sage Tea for Body Odor
See how this herb can help relieve excessive sweating and b.o.
Healthiest Packaged Foods: Snack Bar
This energy bar is loaded with real fruit and has no added sugar
"I Fought My Pain and Won!"
Debbie McGrady overcame rheumatoid arthritis with a healthy diet and exercise plan
Take a Balance Challenge
Is your posture as good as it could be? Try this move to look taller and slimmer
Instant Mood-Boost
Why outdoor workouts are good for your mind as well as your body
Olivia Newton-John's Liv-Aid Device For Self Breast Exam
See how award-winning actress and singer Olivia Newton-John's Liv-Aid device helps women correctly perform self-breast exams.
Olivia Newton-John's Liv-Aid Device For Self Breast Exam
See how award-winning actress and singer Olivia Newton-John's Liv-Aid device helps women correctly perform self-breast exams.
How a Clinical Breast Exam Is Performed
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson demonstrates how a clinical breast exam is performed.
How a Clinical Breast Exam Is Performed
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson demonstrates how a clinical breast exam is performed.
How to Perform a Breast Self Exam
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson demonstrates how to perform a breast self-exam. She encourages women to get familiar with their breasts so that if anything unfamiliar appears, they'll know immediately.
How to Perform an Appendicitis Self Exam
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains what appendicitis is, and outlines the warning signs of the condition.
How to Perform a Dental Self Exam
Oral surgeon Dr. Fred Monempour demonstrates three quick, simple dental exams that you can perform on your own to determine if your teeth, gums or mouth need immediate attention.
How to Perform a Lymph Self-Exam
The lymphatic system is an essential part of your immune system, with lymph nodes located throughout the body. Dr. Travis Stork details the role of lymph and how to perform a lymph self-exam.
How to Perform a Genital Exam
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson demonstrates how to perform a genital exam. "Remember," she says, "vulvas come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Know your body, women. It's really important."
How to Perform a Home Hearing Self Exam
In a culture that uses headphones almost as much as cell phones, our auditory senses are at risk. Plastic surgeon and ENT Dr. Drew Ordon demonstrates how to perform a hearing exam at home.
How to Do a Self Examination of Your Moles
Dermatologist Dr. Tess Mauricio demonstrates how to decipher and assess your moles and track potentially dangerous skin changes over a period of time.
How to Perform a Breast Self Exam
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson demonstrates how to perform a breast self-exam. She encourages women to get familiar with their breasts so that if anything unfamiliar appears, theyâll know immediately.
How to Perform an Appendicitis Self Exam
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains what appendicitis is, and outlines the warning signs of the condition.
How to Perform a Dental Self Exam
Oral surgeon Dr. Fred Monempour demonstrates three quick, simple dental exams that you can perform on your own to determine if your teeth, gums or mouth need immediate attention.
How to Perform a Lymph Self-Exam
The lymphatic system is an essential part of your immune system, with lymph nodes located throughout the body. Dr. Travis Stork details the role of lymph and how to perform a lymph self-exam.
How to Perform a Home Hearing Self Exam
In a culture that uses headphones almost as much as cell phones, our auditory senses are at risk. Plastic surgeon and ENT Dr. Drew Ordon demonstrates how to perform a hearing exam at home.
How to Do a Self Examination of Your Moles
Dermatologist Dr. Tess Mauricio demonstrates how to decipher and assess your moles and track potentially dangerous skin changes over a period of time.
How to Tell If Your Nipple Color Is Normal
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson explains that the color of a woman's nipples is an important clue to breast health.
How to Tell If Your Nipple Color Is Normal
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson explains that the color of a womanâs nipples is an important clue to breast health.
How to Perform a Genital Exam
OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson demonstrates how to perform a genital exam. âRemember,â she says, âvulvas come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Know your body, women. Itâs really important.â
Skin Cancer Self Examinations
Other than prevention, the best way to treat skin cancer is to diagnose it before it becomes dangerous. Dr. Schultz shares an easy at-home, skin cancer self examination that you can perform on a regular basis.
Skin Cancer Self Examinations
Other than prevention, the best way to treat skin cancer is to diagnose it before it becomes dangerous. Dr. Schultz shares an easy at-home, skin cancer self examination that you can perform on a regular basis.
How to Perform Breast Self-Exam
HealthCentral teaches you how to perform a Breast Self Exam.
How to Protect Yourself from Melanoma
Learn how to protect yourself from Melanoma. In this video you'll learn about 4 ways to stay safe from.
How to Evaluate Your Health
In this health video you will learn how to evaluate your own health.
How to Treat Depression on your Own
Learn how to treat depression on your own in this video with Dr. Kim Penberthy.
How to Treat Depression on your Own
Learn how to treat depression on your own in this video with Dr. Kim Penberthy.
Self Breast Exam
Dr. Lisa shows you how to search for lumps in your breasts with a self exam.
What Is a Concussion
Learn about concussion, a traumatic head injury. The video describes the symptoms, and what you should do if you or someone you know suffers from them.
What Is a Concussion
Learn about concussion, a traumatic head injury. The video describes the symptoms, and what you should do if you or someone you know suffers from them.
DrMDK Why Videos
DrMDK.com using medical videos over text
DrMDK Why Videos
DrMDK.com using medical videos over text
How To Test Your Own Ears - Hearing Loss Test
Due to the way YouTube encodes the audio I can't test you directly with the video. They use anti-aliasing mpeg layer 3 compression that will distort the pitch. Try the flash program directly, it uses raw wav files.
How To Test Your Own Ears - Hearing Loss Test
Due to the way YouTube encodes the audio I can't test you directly with the video. They use anti-aliasing mpeg layer 3 compression that will distort the pitch. Try the flash program directly, it uses raw wav files.
Learn to perform a breast self exam
Learn some important information for every woman: how to perform a breast self exam
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