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Infersanity Update: Alexis & Gabe

The Doctors followed Alexis and Gabe through the years as they struggled with infertility. They join us today with an important update on their journey to become parents.

Surprises for Infersanity Couple

Alexis and Gabe now have a family after struggling for years with infertility issues. Find out the surprises that The Doctors have in store for the proud new parents and their children.

Social Medicine: We Answer Your Questions!

The Doctors answer a fan question sent to us over social media.

Exclusive: ‘Basketball Wives LA’ Star's Cancer Scare

In a Doctors exclusive cancer survivor Brandi Maxiell gets some important cancer screening results back on the show.

Addressing Incontinence

More than half of all people over the age of 65 suffer from incontinence, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. They can't control urination and have to tolerate embarrassing moments of leaking urine or sudden urges to go to the bathroom. Incontinence doesn't discriminate. Women and men both suffer from it. Vivien Williams has more on the three main types of incontinence and their treatment options.

Data in Context: Alzheimer’s Disease

The finding of a new Alzheimer’s treatment has spurred some hope that a cure to the devastating disease may be on the horizon.

Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease

Diet and exercise can reduce toxic protein buildup of Alzheimer’s, a study finds.

Top 5 Concussion Facts

The word “concussion” is a generic term for traumatic brain injuries, but the specifics are startling. Welcome to WatchMojo.com's Top 5 Facts.

When You Need a Pregnancy Test

Because peeing on a stick isn't as simple as it sounds.

Sleep Challenges for Women

Women are more likely than men to have difficulty falling and staying asleep, according to the National Sleep Foundation. In one foundation survey on woman and sleep, results showed the average woman age 30 and 60 sleeps only 6 hours and 41 minutes on weeknights; less than what's recommended for most adults. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, sleep specialist Dr. Eric Olson talks with reporter Jeff Olsen about the challenges women face and what they can do to create a better night's sleep.

Does Folic Acid Prevent Childhood Obesity?

Health care professionals have known for decades that women of childbearing age should take folic acid, because it reduces a baby's risk of being born with the neural tube defect, spina bifida. New research shows there may be another good reason for mothers-to-be to take the mineral â€" it may prevent obesity in children. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams discusses folic acid with Dr. Alva Roche Green, a Mayo Clinic family physician.

How Much Do You Know About Your Breasts?

How much do you really know about your boobs? Take this quiz and find out!

10 Unsolved Mysteries of the Brain

The human brain contains the essence of who we are. But despite being the control center of our mind and body, how the brain works is still a mystery.

Mayo Clinic Minute: Does Soy Increase Breast Cancer Risk?

Is there a link between soy and breast cancer? Resent research shows that consuming soy does not increase breast cancer risk. In fact, it may even prevent it. Mayo Clinic experts say, when eaten in moderation, soy can be a part of a healthy and balanced diet. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams talks to dietitian Katherine Zeratsky about soy. More health and medical news on the Mayo Clinic News Network http://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/

Compassionate Care for Alzheimer’s

Joe Fraley Jr.’s mother Judy suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Joe has shared candid videos of his mother’s often scary struggle on social media to help people understand with the disease is really like.

Education and Brain Tumor Risk

Higher levels of education linked to increased risk of brain tumor in a new study.

Cosmetic Ingredient, Parabens, Is Controversial In Potential Health Risks

Parabens are used in many cosmetic products. There is some research possibly linking parabens to cancer, but other research claiming they may not have anything to do with the cause of cancer. Either way, it's important to make informed decisions when purchasing cosmetics.

3 Allergic Chemicals Could Be in You Fabric Softener

Fabric softeners and dryer sheets can contain a number of bad chemicals. These chemicals can activate asthma or allergies. Check out what's hiding in your detergent.

Mayo Clinic Minute: Go Inside the Brain Bank

What if evidence in your brain could lead to breakthroughs in the understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia? Thousands of people are hoping important answers about these disorders will come from their personal donation to the brain bank on Mayo Clinic’s Florida campus. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen speaks with neurologist Dr. Dennis Dickson, the director of the brain bank, to find out more about the gift of knowledge that comes with every donation.

Mom’s Viral Breast Cancer Warning!

The Doctors discuss one mom’s Facebook photo of three dimples on her breast. She posted it to warn others of a lesser-known sign of breast cancer. Breast specialist Dr. Kristi Funk shares the eight signs of breast cancer we should all look out for.

Athletes Post-Birth Training Pics Went Viral

One mom’s inspiring post-baby body has become a viral sensation. Olympic hopeful, runner and mom Stephanie joins The Doctors to discuss her inspiring photos that show her stomach only 6-months post-birth.

Healthier Hair: Don't brush your hair after showering

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5 Shower Habits That Can Wreck Your Skin

You've been doing it your whole lifeâ€"stepping into a steamy hot shower each day to clean your body, shave, and wash your hair. Watch this video to see the ways that you might be wrecking your skin during your shower.

Menstrual Cycle Affects From Cigarette Addiction

Bad habits and cravings hit their peak when a woman is on her period. Researchers at Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania discovered that it’s much harder for a woman to start the process of quitting cigarettes if they start while on their period. The worst part is that smoking is more harmful to women than men. Therefore, it is recommended women quit smoking a few weeks before their period.

How Pregnant Women Protect Themselves From Zika

The first known baby to be born with birth defects due to the Zika virus in the mainland U.S. faces a poor prognosis. The child was delivered in New Jersey and reportedly has microcephaly and an underdeveloped brain. The mother contracted the virus in Honduras. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr. Tom Frieden says the challenges faced by Zika are unprecedented. Pregnant women who have been in places where Zika is spreading are encouraged to get tested for the virus.

Chemical Peel Realities From Treatment (Closed Captioned)

Chemical peels use TCA acids and Kojic to smooth, tighten, and brighten skin. Chemical peels help make hyperpigmentation, scars, and melisma less visible on your face as well. Chemical Peels take a total of thirty minutes to perform, and involves an acid peel pad and two scrubs. It will take a few days a person’s skin a few days to heal, and then it will start peeling. Their skin will be left smooth and glowing.

Chemical Peel Realities From Treatment

Chemical peels use TCA acids and Kojic to smooth, tighten, and brighten skin. Chemical peels help make hyperpigmentation, scars, and melisma less visible on your face as well. Chemical Peels take a total of thirty minutes to perform, and involves an acid peel pad and two scrubs. It will take a few days a person’s skin a few days to heal, and then it will start peeling. Their skin will be left smooth and glowing.

Ways Best Friends Can Help Women's Health

Forming friendships are a part of human nature. But the close relationships that women for are especially good for them. Check out three ways your best friends can make you healthier.

Study Links Depression to Inability to Conceive

Researchers at Boston University reveal that treating depression is important, but may hinder women with severe forms of the condition from being able to conceive. 22 percent of the women who participated had been diagnosed with depression at some point in their lives, 17.2 percent had been treated with some type of psychotropic medication and 10.3 percent were using them during the study.

Lessons in Lady Parts

The things you didn't know about your vagina.