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Breast-conserving surgery may improve overall survival in early breast cancer.

Former TV news reporter Charles Sabine and Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall join The Doctors to discuss Huntington's disease, a rare, incurable genetic condition that results in the progressive deterioration of nerve cells in the brain. Find out how the disease is passed on and what to do if you receive the diagnosis. Sponsored by Pfizer.

This "cold cap" is helping cancer patients keep their care while they go through chemo.

Although many have asked if the fountain of youth really does exist, modern medicine has given us some great tools to fight the ravaging signs of aging. The real question should be when do I start a skin regime to keep me looking youthful? Here are a few skin care regimen tips for every age.

Former TV news reporter Charles Sabine and Pfizer’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall join The Doctors to discuss Huntington’s disease, a rare, incurable genetic condition that results in the progressive deterioration of nerve cells in the brain. Find out how the disease is passed on and what to do if you receive the diagnosis. Sponsored by Pfizer.

Traditionally studies of brain function have focused on task-evoked responses. By their very nature such experiments tacitly encourage a reflexive view of brain function.

Everyone's cycle is different: duration, frustration, pain and suffering being the most common symptoms. In this episode of APL TV, certified nutritionist Ashley Pettit shares some universal food avoidances and some helpful, edible replacements that can bring those PMS symptoms to their knees.

Surgical breast specialist Kristi Funk weighs in on controversial claims that wearing a bra can cause breast cancer. Should you beware the common undergarment?

A New Jersey man says Bayonne Medial Center nicked him and his insurance company for more than $17,000.

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.

Can't shake off the chills when it's warm? Here are 5 health related reasons you may always be cold.

Does this sound familiar? You start out strong with a new workout plan, and at first, it seems to be working, but then you plateau and it feels like nothing gets you any closer to your fitness goals. It happens to a lot of us, and it can be discouraging, but the good news is that with the right data, you can pull yourself out of an exercise rut. The TomTom runner GPS watch tracks your pace, distance, and calories burned, so you can work out smarter, and you'll never finish a workout wondering ho

Rage rooms, a designated area where one can break everything in sight, are growing in popularity across the country as a way to help relieve stress. Even rapper Kanye West reportedly has one in his home! Watch as plastic surgeon Andrew Ordon lets it all out in The Doctors' own rage room.

Breast density alone may not be a strong risk factor for cancer, according to a new study.

So when are you two getting married? It's a common question that perhaps your Aunt Edna repeatedly asks you. Although it's no one's business, when or if you are getting married, you don't want to be rude or make a scene. So how do you deal with this question with class?

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!

The Doctors react to the shocking viral video of a woman delivering a 10-pound baby in the car on the way to the hospital. Hear the couple's story and find out how the baby is doing today.

HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!

Following mastectomies, these breast cancer survivors found a creative and inspiring way to reclaim their bodies - with tattoos. Through the P.ink foundation, survivors were matched with artists so that their chests could be turned into works of art. The ink is to serve as a reminder that the person survived and that they have been given a chance to continue. It also reminds the survivors to never, ever give up. The organization currently has over 50 tattoo survivors and it's growing.

PregPrep is a new, low-cost, at-home kit that supposedly helps women conceive. But does it really work? OB-GYN Jennifer Ashton weighs in.

HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!

Brelyn and Tim's wedding went viral on social media when it was revealed that Brelyn had gifted her father a certificate signed by her OB-GYN confirming that her hymen was still intact. The Doctors discuss the validity and ethics of virginity tests. Plus, Brelyn and Tim weigh in on the controversy surrounding their wedding.

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.

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.

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.

HIV is in the news thanks to Charlie Sheen ? but it's not the biggest health threat between the sheets.

Breastfeeding may help prevent common eye disease in preterm infants, study finds.

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Dr. Raj Dasgupta?, pulmonologist and Professor of Sleep Science at USC's Keck Medical Center? discusses the dangers of sleep aid medication and suggests an alternative method for combating insomnia and other sleep related disorders.

Author and parenting guru, Mimi Doe talks about managing fear and doubt in children.