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Holistic News: Learn how to Recent Study is getting a lot of opposition from the organic community.

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?

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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.

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.

A study by the University of Toronto says men who have divorced parents, are 3 times more likely to suffer from a stroke.

Does gastric bypass surgery lead to lower incidence of diabetes, hypertension, and abnormal cholesterol levels?

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."

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Find out how your sexiest, body-hugging dress can harm your health.

Chef Devin Alexander shares tips to avoid cross contamination while cooking.

Distressed jeans may look may be fashionable, but the sandblasting process they go through to achieve that look may cause lung disease.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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?

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.

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.

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?

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.

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.