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Melissa says her sugar addiction is ruining her life and her marriage. To see her consultation with nutritionist Dr. Melina Jampolis, click here .

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.

The Doctors are joined by a representative of Bayer to talk about the safety of their Essure procedure. To see what happened after Sabrina's consultation with Dr. Sills, and to find out if she's able to have the insert removed, click here .

Family physician Dr. Rachel Steward and IVF and fertility specialist Dr. E. Scott Sills debate the safety of the Essure procedure. To hear Bayer's response, as well as see what happened during Sabrina's consultation with Dr. Sills, click here .

After welcoming her fourth child a few years ago, Sabrina opted to get a non-surgical permanent birth control procedure called Essure. Since then, she claims she's suffered from extreme pelvic pain, hair loss, fatigue, weight gain, and excessive bleeding as a result. To learn more about the safety of the Essure device, click here .

The Doctors react to the story of a co-ed who posted thousands of flyers around her college campus accusing her ex-partner of giving her chlamydia.

HuffPost UK's TransBritain series asks transgender people all you need to know about being trans.

HuffPost UK's TransBritain series asks transgender people all you need to know about being trans.

Avoiding the 7 common food allergies and intolerances is key to keeping your kids and their friends safe from life-threatening reactions. In this episode of APL TV, certified nutritionist Ashley Pettit takes common after-school snacks and turns them into allergen-friendly versions with a nutritious boost.

A Global News 16 X 9 investigation takes a look at how transphobia plays a role in suicide rates among trans people.

How hard would it be to find a significant other if you were physically unable to have sex?

Does parental monitoring of teens help prevent risky sexual behavior?

Does parental monitoring of teens help prevent risky sexual behavior?

How hard would it be to find a significant other if you were physically unable to have sex?

Not only will this move tighten your core, but it can also help improve your focus. In this video, fitness expert Kristin McGee demonstrates how to do the Bridge Opposite Arm-Leg Reach exercise.

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

He may have paid them for sex, but apparently got their silence in writing.

OB-GYN Jennifer Ashton weighs in on a controversial new ad campaign in New York City, which aims to raise awareness for birth control options. Plus, she explains how IUDs can be used to not only prevent pregnancy but reduce menstrual bleeding.

These 5 secrets will help you stay healthy all winter long.

As it stands right now in the United States, there are only 2 forms of male birth control: condoms and vasectomies. But is there a new form?

A UK-based company recently created a calculator that supposedly can tell you the number of people you have indirectly slept with. The Doctors react to the findings.

The alarming figure was just released from the World Health Organization and could make you ponder before you pucker.

Blut lets her boyfriend, Michael, drink her blood. She says it brings them closer together; he says it gives him energy. The Doctors discuss the risks and dangers involved with drinking blood.

Yesterday the WHO's new report that bacon and other processed meats are cancer causing nearly broke the internet.

We don't know whether to feel bad or laugh...

Cristina in 2008 was diagnosed with breast cancer. After years of treatment she learned how to keep the joy in her life.

With a little help from his friends, Jack Antonoff is on a mission to write a song about the many services that Planned Parenthood offers male patients.

Actress Marcia Gay Harden is starring in public service announcements to educate people on how to take care of their brains as they age.

The Doctors discuss how the first FDA-approved pill to boost sexual desire for women works differently than Viagra, its potential side effects and what you can expect if you take it.

A recent study finds that when performed properly, the withdrawal method of preventing pregnancy can be as effective as condom use. The Doctors discuss the findings and emphasize the importance of using protection to not only prevent pregnancy but also prevent the spread of disease.