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Amoxicillin Does Not Help Coughing

Amoxicillin does not appear to help patients with a cough.

Ultrasound Energy Can Be Used to Blast Blood Clots in Lungs

A new catheter using ultrasound energy along with drugscan be used to "blast" blood clots in the lungs.

Sedatives Have Been Linked to Pneumonia

Many popular sedatives have been linked to fatal pneumonia risk.

Whooping Cough Booster Shots Recommended

A booster shot of the whooping cough vaccine is recommended because its effectiveness wanes over time.

Young Boy Forced to Transfer Schools for a Disease He Doesn't Have

Young boy is told he needs to transfer schools because of his genetic markers for cystic fibrosis.

Vitamin D Important for Respiratory Health

Boy who had a benign tumor removed found relief for further problems by taking vitamin D.

The Black Mold Threat After Superstorm Sandy

Black mold caused by Superstorm Sandy's moisture is compromising people's respiratory symptoms.

How to Know If It's Mold

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears discusses how to spot symptoms caused by mold and tips to protect yourself from harmful spores.

Traffic Pollution Could Impair Children's Lung Function

Children exposed to traffic pollution as an infant could be at risk for impaired lung function.

Smoking in Your Car Is Bad for Your Kids

Smoking in cars produces air quality that is not healthy for children.

Children Can Be Exposed to Secondhand Smoke in Car

Even if smokers don't light up at home - their children are often exposed to secondhand smoke in the car.

Thoracic Surgeon Referrals

What does it mean if your doctor refers you to a thoracic surgeon? Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Vince Moss explains.

Bronchitis Explained

If you have a productive cough, you might have bronchitis, which is inflammation and mucus buildup in larger airways.

Pneumonia Explained

If you have difficulty breathing, you might have pneumonia, which is an infection of your lungs.

Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013: Dr. Vince and Dr. Vance Moss

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. June: Thoracic surgeon Dr. Vince Moss and urologic surgeon Dr. Vance Moss.

The Risks of Non-Smoking Related Lung Cancer

Music icon Donna Summer, known as "The Queen of Disco," passed away in 2012 from lung cancer, unrelated to smoking. Cancer specialist and President/CEO of The Angeles Clinic and Research Institute Dr. Lawrence Piro and The Doctors discuss the chances of a non-smoker developing lung cancer.

Living With NEHI

When three-year-old Alida was born prematurely, her parents, Aaron and Debbie, never expected she would have a rare lung condition that affects less than 500 children worldwide.

Life Saving Oxygen Dog

See how one girl with a rare lung disease has formed a special bond with her best friend, a Golden Retriever and Poodle hybrid known as Mr. Gibbs.

The Symptoms of NEHI

Neuroendocrine hyperplasia in infancy (NEHI) is a respiratory disease that causes the cells that transport oxygen into the bloodstream to overproduce.

What to Do After a COPD Diagnosis

If you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), there are a lot of ways you can manage your condition. Dr. David Sanderson explains what a woman should do once diagnosed with COPD.

What to Do After a COPD Diagnosis

If you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), there are a lot of ways you can manage your condition. Dr. David Sanderson explains what a woman should do once diagnosed with COPD.

The Great Lung Run for Lung Cancer Awareness

Harvard graduate Kelcey Harrison decided to take action after losing a friend and classmate to lung cancer. Kelcey is running from New York to San Francisco to not only raise awareness and fundraise for research efforts, but to extinguish the myth that only heavy smokers fall victim to the disease.

Jennifer Gold, a CF Success Story

At age 38, Jennifer Gold is a modern health miracle, having exceeded the average life expectancy of a CF patient.

Reviving Rejected Lungs for Lung Transplants

See the new procedure that's giving lungs that wouldn't normally pass the test for transplant, a second chance of saving lives.

Baby Powder Pranks Problems

Baby powder prank videos are popping up all over the Internet, but The Doctors warn that these tricks may be more harmful than they seem.

Dangers of the Cinnamon Challenge

News reports are surfacing on the dangers of a popular dare: The Cinnamon Challenge. Fueled by social media and YouTube video uploads, people record themselves struggling to swallow a full tablespoon of ground cinnamon within a minute and without water. The Doctors illustrate why the cinnamon challenge is so difficult and dangerous.

Diane Aulger's Decision

Diane Aulger's husband, Mark, was diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis after overcoming a battle with colon cancer, all while she was pregnant. She explains why she elected to induce labor early so Mark could meet his infant daughter before his time ran out.

A Father's Dying Wish

After being diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis, Mark Aulger, 52, had one final wish - to meet his infant daughter before his time ran out.

Diane's Children Join The Doctors

Mark Aulger, 52, was suddenly diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis and passed away days after the birth of his daughter. Mark's widow, Diane, joins The Doctors along with her five children. Watch as Diane's kids receive a special educational offer from Dallas Christian College.

Diane on Her Husband's Terminal Pulmonary Fibrosis

Mark Aulger, 52, was suddenly diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis and passed away days after the birth of his daughter. Mark's widow, Diane, joins The Doctors to talk about his untimely passing and how her other children are coping since his death.
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