The Doctors

- Season 10

(2017)

Season 10 opens with "The United States of Addiction", which investigates doctors being bribed to prescribe highly addictive opiates; Judge Scary Mary administers swift justice; an alcoholic mom returns to the show; fecal matter in iced coffee; a young man's facial tumor takes over his life; social media backlash.

Plagued by rumors of crack use, meth use, cancer and HIV, pop star Aaron Carter comes to The Doctors (2008) in a world exclusive to tell what's really going on.

The doctors deliver the news to pop star Aaron Carter about his blood tests for HIV and meth use.

The latest headlines; parents deliver a "sac baby" in rush-hour traffic; bulimic "Bachelorette" Britt Nilsson; whether "glitter bombing" one's nether regions is safe; taking toxins out of a commute; powering up a smoothie.

The national opioid crisis; a finance firm sued for extreme office parties with strippers and nudity; a school district approves paddling as punishment for students; a shocking video of an armpit abscess exploding; a sneak peek at Daily Mail TV (2017).

A dangerous treatment parents are giving children to "cure" autism; a new workout technique could build muscle in record time; the one food to help curb appetite and improve gut health.

A model has back pain because of her large breasts; a new idea for preventing cheating in a relationship; pet owners refuse to vaccinate because they fear it causes autism; snake attack 911 call; smoking lawsuit; healthy microwave meals in a mug.

Surveillance footage appears to catch an elementary school teacher abusing a student; new sex trend "stealthing" could mean jail time; RuPaul's Drag Race (2009) star talks about a controversial fast; a young alcoholic pleads for his life.

Kmart relabels plus-sized clothing; Kate Hudson is slammed for saying having a C-section is the laziest thing she has ever done; a pregnant mother is denied restaurant service; getting a skinnier nose with a dinner fork.

A woman confronts her addiction to eating powered kitchen cleaner; a new device you wear to bed claims to reduce your weight; the truth about salt; marijuana vaping; beauty festival.

The family of Army nurse Katie Blanchard, who was set on fire by a co-worker, speaks out; a dash-cam video has a lawyer calling "rape by cop"; a child duct-taped to a chair; a Japanese therapy trend has patients "return to the womb"; breast milk for bug bites.

The pros and cons of human microchipping; Serena Williams' shocking statement; Tarek El Moussa (Flip or Flop (2013)) discusses his recent battle with cancer; changing tables; the world's largest broid.

Author Katherine Schwarzenegger (book, "Maverick and Me"); Justin Bieber's medical records are leaked; the star of My Giant Life (2015); a family tells of fighting for a son's life; killer sex robots; TLC's "My Giant Life" star on dating.

The latest headlines; NBA star John Salley discusses marijuana bars at weddings; nose jobs and erections; human sex trafficking stories and statistics; Dr. Travis' health issue and surgery.

Medical staff under fire for sharing pictures of a patient's private parts; the truth behind Sarah Paulson's (American Horror Story (2011)) fear of holes; Elias Harger (La Fête à la maison: 20 ans après (2016)); a man loses 320 pounds without surgery; a woman stashes a loaded gun.

The doctors confront a "Love and Hip Hop" (2010) star about her troubled past and damaged relationship with her mother; a new diet enemy; press-on nails that may last up to 18 days; a beauty blogger cups her face; making sunglasses look new again.

Children learning about gender identity in kindergarten; whether allowing a child to play youth football is abuse; a woman's weight-loss surgery nightmare; how marijuana affects the heart; constipation.

Actress Joanna Kerns (Quoi de neuf, docteur ? (1985)) discusses breast cancer; parents sue after a Boy Scout's tragic hiking death; a surprising weight-loss tip; artificial disc replacement surgery; Jon Taffer (Bar Rescue (2011)) tells dirty bar and restaurant secrets.

Testing lipstick that won't budge; a beauty blogger's secret disorder; putting menopause on pause; whether laser hair removal could cause body odor; three secret words to help reduce stress; reviewing doctors online could put patient privacy at risk; how lists of "top doctors" can be deceiving; a 9-year-old victim of gun violence gets a surprise; a "Shahs of Sunset" star shares how she lost 40 pounds.

A woman claims she was fired due to her menstrual cycle; a woman claims medication caused her to strangle her child; woman's skin rash leads to a shocking diagnosis; saving money at the supermarket; body brokering; food to boost metabolism.

A company is accused of pushing opioids on patients for profit; an actress gets a procedure to reverse her scarred eyes; kid taste tasters test favorite foods made healthy; doctors treating patients with hydrogen peroxide injections.

The importance of shower shoes; spider bite warning signs; woman loses 100 pounds through sleep hypnosis; anti-aging treatment that uses teenage blood; woman catches fire while tweezing her eyebrows; a new cycle workout in a sauna; foods to stockpile in the case of a natural disaster.

An audience member gets a makeover; candle explosion; lawsuits against cereal companies; new study claims going vegan leads to depression; tooth whitener test; water bottle danger.

Leeza Gibbons discusses ways to care for kids and aging parents; a salt and sizzle facial promises an immediate glow; what parents need to know about teen depression; hand injuries on the rise from avocados.

Preventing babies being born to addicted mothers; some doctors on social media may be fakes; whether children should know about their parents' sex lives; a teen's Instagram filters may be clues to mental health; wart removal; phones may save lives;

The mother of a heroin addict; scabies; scans show injuries from not wearing a seatbelt; a new LED-light therapy bed said to reduce arthritic and muscle pain; whether a tick bite can lead to a meat allergy.

An update on the "sickest person ever on the show"; cold medicine as a murder defense; answers to embarrassing questions; ADHD may be caused by lack of sleep; popular supplements may be linked to cancer;

Young children go on a field trip to a gun range; antibiotics may put people at risk for superbugs; actors Roselyn Sanchez and Eric Winter discuss fertility; a brutal case of domestic violence; a life-threatening infection; budgeting for happening.

Health headlines; chef Rocco DiSpirito; Dr. Nita Landry takes a self-defense class; Melissa Rivers talks about her mother, her son, and social media.

A prescription medicine is quickly becoming the new drug of abuse; a suicide game on social media; a new treatment for Alzheimer's; male infertility; fidget spinners for anxiety and ADHD; a cure for cracked heels; a side effect from DIY wrinkle fix.

A body builder dies from a protein overdose; callus removal videos; a crazy calf cramp; the Yum Yuck Crew taste-test avocado ice-cream; embarrassing nipple issues; eating uncooked pasta; hormones in food.

Watching the show helps a woman detect her daughter's cancer; a woman's tattoo causes a shocking false diagnosis; survivors of the Las Vegas mass shooting share their harrowing story of survival; a healthy tea; teens body searched at school; a new law in California makes exposing others to HIV is no longer a felony.

Ground zero of the opioid crisis; the fatality of addiction; addicts tell how opioids have ravaged their lives; a community's drastic efforts to get addicts into recovery; how one may be feeding someone's opioid addiction; flushing unused pills;

Debating the validity of a controversial medical documentary with pediatric endocrinologist Robert Lustig; dangers of eating meat; a mom's viral video about nail-biting; the instant fix to de-stress;

A father, who made worldwide headlines, speaks out for the first time about his custody battle and ex-wife, who was jailed for refusing to follow a court order to vaccinate their son; a double intervention for a 20-year-old drug-addict daughter and her boyfriend.

A survey that claims one in four men would have sex with a robot; a woman who discovered her boyfriend was leading a double life; a reality star opens up about her near-decade struggle with eating disorders; a social media star's illegal butt injections; whether picky eating can lead to blindness; and how to be more likable.

Oral HPV; a man's deadly addiction to sugar; chef Eduardo García talks about being charged with 2400 volts of electricity; a 4-year-old CrossFit star; a pre-test snack to boost children's brain power.

A singer whose life was changed by a spider bite; Vienna Girardi (The Bachelor (2002)) discusses losing her twin daughters; a young woman survives a gunshot to the head; an interview with chef Paula Deen, who discusses her health and kitchen secrets; whether rubbing alcohol helps with hot flashes.

A legal high that's available to children; period rage; singer Patti LaBelle on her health scare; how medical tourism left a man blind; an 11-year-old with Tourette syndrome; a five-minute trick to curl one's hair.

A mother and child discuss the secret institutions behind wilderness camp nightmares; the medical mystery behind an identical twin's rotting teeth; a cosmetic treatment to smooth skin in minutes; coffee and weight gain; the season's hottest makeup trends; a secret ingredient to make food healthier.

Tina Knowles-Lawson-Lawson gives back to Houston, which launched the career of her daughter, Beyoncé; doctors remove 30 pounds of what? chef Jimmy reveals how to make red velvet cupcakes with veggies; and Meryl Streep's best-kept beauty secret.

A lawsuit claiming the most widely-used herbicide in the world, glyphosate, led to non-Hodgkin-lymphoma, is discussed with the attorney in the case and the widow of a farmer who claims agricultural chemicals cut his life short; practical solutions starting in the grocery store.

The toxic ingredients often found in counterfeit makeup; how marijuana can impact one's sex life; a procedure that claims to achieve the perfect lips in 10 minutes; a student sex-ed scandal that has parents crying foul; a DIY-filler to bring back volume to one's face without injections; an ambush makeover; brow shape; what to avoid wearing after sex.

The latest headlines; a destination island that promotes sex; a woman who has overcome disabilities to live an amazing life; disturbing medical photos; musician Pink on whether couples can survive a sexless marriage; great bargains; menopause beer.

The doctors answer embarrassing medical questions; a celebrity stylist opens up about an embarrassing secret; an athlete's foot fix; an unconventional way to relieve sinus pain.

An inmate may be too heavy for prison; sexual harassment; Nikki Sixx speaks out on the opioid crisis; a community comes together, after two boys lose both parents; a breast-cancer survivor gets a shocking surprise; celebrity health; collapsed lung.

A woman, run over by a train, loses both legs; a dangerous trend; extreme incontinence; a new acne treatment; parents of bullies may face jail time.

Judge "Scary Mary"; drug dealer reports stolen cocaine; dangerous positions in bed; becoming a wealthy single mom; the fall in U.S. life expectancy rates; former "Bling Ring" reality star's addiction; dirty restaurants; Adriana Lima's high-fat diet; how to keep candies from dripping;

The latest health headlines; a shocking trend; actor Gerard Butler's health issue; protecting oneself and one's children from "sextortion"; Food Network star Damaris Phillips shares her new vegetarian recipes; a hotel that allows horses.

Baby abduction from someone else's womb; hepatitis A outbreak; a young woman battles anorexia for 16 years; the new Beyoncé beauty trend.

A man loses his legs to heroin; brain treatment for pain and addiction; drug-addicted healthcare workers put their patients at risk; protecting oneself from becoming a victim of a drug-addicted provider's medical mistake; finding hope.

TV star Ant reveals his dramatic physical transformation; a spray mist to calm children; a viral pregnancy sex warning; the sleep crisis plaguing children; treatment for high-heel pain; wardrobe hacks.

"Teen Mom 2" star Kailyn Lowry gets a brand-new smile with rapid veneers; a mom loses her finger because of her wedding ring; the couple behind the new ALS documentary, "Augie"; a new device intended to shut off menstrual pain; dog's skin removal.

A family force-feeds a daughter with anorexia; drug rehab on a farm; a new body-tightening procedure is put to the test; recipes for healthy indulgences with Lorna Jane; disturbing skin conditions; the latest filler craze; tackling toothaches.

Sex-doll brothels; cosmetic surgery trends for men; Dr. Nita heads to skid row to help women-in- need with feminine health and hygiene; actress Candace Cameron Bure (La Fête à la maison: 20 ans après (2016)) reveals her health secrets; germs soda-can lids might harbor; rubbing alcohol may help with hot flashes; kids play with a snake.

Part 1 of 2; the holiday extravaganza delivers one joyful surprise after another, including to veterans families; holiday parties; must-have beauty items; avoiding holiday weight gain; home viewers have a chance to win products featured on the show; exclusive appearance by Santa.

Conclusion; surprises for hometown heroes making a difference in their community; a nurse devotes her time to California wildfire victims; a family's story of survival; seasonal stress; saving on shopping; holiday weight gain; home viewers have a chance to win products featured on the show.

Policy requires teachers to report students having sex; football player Eric Dickerson gets a PRP procedure in his spine; toxic contracts one should watch out for; a mom's struggles with a hard-core heroin addiction; eggplant bacon; preventing children from getting diabetes.

Dangerous and toxic toys; a mother says CBD cannabis oil saved her child's life and stopped the growth of her cancerous tumor; DIY liver flush; whether one can contract herpes at the makeup counter; the overnight secret to a healthier breakfast.

Whether skipping breakfast is good or bad for one's health; a breakthrough brain treatment for a man crippled by PTSD, after a wrongful conviction; a family's fight to save their daughter from a condition known as childhood Alzheimer's; smartphone zombies caught in the act; an antidote for edible marijuana overdoses; longer lashes; flu shot;

A flakka-fueled rampage; a drunken uncle makes his 11-year-old nephew his designated driver; "Dope Man" tells how he turned his life around; holiday savings secrets, with coupons, from the Krazy Coupon Lady; a boy loses his limbs to meningitis; congestion symptoms lead to a shocking discovery; food to fight aging.

An MMA fighter, who lost his baby to a drunken driver, has big news; a woman undergoes a voice makeover; a headset intended to help people lose weight; women with unbelievably long nails; how to make nails grow longer; nail cleanliness; bad breath, better sleep;

Untested rape kits allow criminals to walk free; over-the-counter medicine dangers; a former conjoined twin returns for medical help; the latest alternative therapy to get rid of pain; bargains; how children cause parents to age.

Men's sex-related injuries; crowd-funding fraud; parasites that may be living in one's body; Toya Bush-Harris (Married to Medicine (2013)); an author's struggle with addiction; sugar dangers; a phone app to detect cancer; keeping hands from aging.

A YouTube star creates fake Snapchat profiles to lure teens out of their homes; a disabled woman becomes a professional dancer; a man gets his penis reattached, after a woman chopped it off; the vegan burger that bleeds; a young woman accused of having a dirty smile; dragon blood; Demi Lovato's depression cure.

Whether men should be fined for taking flirting too far; drones that may be targeting children; a beauty blogger's skin tips; a 540-pound woman reaches out for a health intervention; and moisturizer infused with one's own blood.

Health headlines; formerly 639-pound Jermaine returns to show his dramatic weight loss; 2017's hottest fashion trends, according to Instagram; a simple hack to fake beauty sleep; saving money.

A woman who poops and runs; a father who tries to disciplines his daughter, by chasing her around while wearing a clown mask; a young girl gets life-changing surgery, after being attacked by the family dog; children try Keri Glassman's healthy treats; mom discriminates against overweight teachers; homeowners' association tries to ban sick child's accommodation; child's rash; better sex;

Story after story of incredible weight-loss transformations without surgery; the biggest weight-loss success story in the show's history.

Answers to embarrassing questions; sisters get breast augmentation procedures; doctors and nurses go to work with the flu; women may be less likely to receive CPR from a bystander.

A university has a sex workshop with a curriculum too hot for TV; children-like sex dolls; Josh Flagg (Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles (2006)) discusses his chronic pain; a guest cannot stop losing weight and wants answers; chef Geoffrey Zakarian's favorite winter dishes; why people are eating tarantulas;

A plastic surgery intervention for a woman who has had three Brazilian butt lifts but says she won't stop, until she has the biggest butt in the world; Dr. Mike gives an update on his love life; a 7-year-old's heart beats outside of her chest; the spicy noodle challenge; the "Wheel of Health" skin edition; a surprising weight-loss superfood;

The latest health headlines; a domestic violence survivor has life-changing surgery to restore her vision; whether or not couples should go to bed angry; teens take selfies with the unconscious victim of a violent attack; a simple beauty mistake could make the hair fall out.

A bullied woman gets a surgical makeover; self cyber-bullying; a smoothie recipe may prevent cancer; erasing memories; three ways to prevent an early death; an anti-stress snack.

How long women want men to last; a woman bites off a man's private parts; an athlete chooses to amputate his leg; the authors of "Hot Mess Kitchen"; a jaw-dropping performance; a life-saving smart-phone tip; an inside look at bullying.

A video of seizures from synthetic marijuana; a nurse survives a knife attack; pressure-cooker recipes with Michelle Tam of Nom Nom Paleo; Korean beauty trends; a woman with a life-changing diagnosis makes a heartbreaking decision; a child swallows 28 magnets; a video of a worm squirming inside a teen's eye; a sleep shot;

A woman catfishes herself to get revenge on an ex; whether one can die from cleaning up someone else's overdose; TV personality Maria Menounos discusses her brain tumor surgery; a foreign object in a man's bladder; preventing teen suicide; facial cleanser trends; hot chip challenge; stress relief;

Strange emergency room stories; an ex-inmate sues jail, for $5 million, for ignoring his 91-hour surprise erection; a brand new dad arrested for selling heroin in a hospital's maternity ward; a high school's lunch segregation by GPAs controversy; pimple-popping nails; corporate sponsors for weddings;

A person posts a bizarre Craigslist ad looking for pimples to pop; marijuana smokers develop a mysterious condition; post-partum hair loss; Facebook messenger for children; beauty trends; a woman introduces her child to a life of crime; medical abuse; lip fungus; Gabrielle Union (Breaking In (2018) and Un héros ordinaire (2018)).

Senior citizen marijuana consumers; DNA scans for newborns as preventative healthcare; whether banning fast-food outlets near schools can solve the obesity crisis; fear of butterflies; whether organic wine prevents hangovers; Rihanna's nighttime habit; stopping under eye creasing;

Misuse of classmates' photos; a DNR tattoo causes confusion at hospital; Gaten Matarazzo (Stranger Things (2016)) speaks out about his health condition; a cancer survivor's life-changing makeover; prostitution at a senior-living facility; parents give newborn opioids to mask withdrawal; ingrown toenail removal; stools.

A recovery update; whether big toe pain can lead to big problems in the bedroom; smearing boiled okra on the face; a "Silence of the Lamb" facial; strange beauty tips are put to the test; the dangerous "Sleeping Beauty Diet" trend"; Parenting 911; pill-free mood booster;

A woman who proposed to a chandelier; an unusual new dating app; author Suzanne Somers (book, "Two's Company") and her husband, Alan Hamel; new celebrity trends; a woman who has been battling anorexia for 16 years; Dr. Travis gives tips from the bonus chapter of his book, "The Lose Your Belly Diet"; saving money while being healthy;

Baseball legend Daryl Strawberry, Judge "Scary Mary" and former reality star Alexis Haines discuss drug addiction; a rare dental condition; a mom losing her eyesight; sugar and Alzheimer's; sleeping on a bed of nails; lowering blood pressure.

Chris Powell and Heidi Powell (Relooking extrême, spécial obésité (2011)); a condom that logs one's sexual statistics; a mom-to-be's baby bump is shamed on social media; a celebrity veterinarian answers shocking pet owner questions; a DIY secret for chapped lips.

Neuroscientist Dr. James Fallon shares startling brain scans of a killer's brain; and Dr. Aaron Spitz ("The Penis Book") reveals male health hazards; an empty nester's diva makeover; jewelry that could lead to weight loss; whether apples improve one's sex life; a drink that is bad for the skin; an anti-PMS snack;

The month people are most likely to cheat; a felon who asks the police for directions to a drug deal; the most sought-after nose in 2018; digital dealers targeting children on social media; children committing suicide because of bullying; charcoal lattes; banishing beer belly bloat;

Bathroom-related questions answered; nonsurgical fixes for a chubby face; a woman's nose runs constantly for seven years; an everyday habit that could lead to a yeast infection; sparkling water and weight gain; hacks for winter driving.

Whether kids with head lice should be allowed to stay in the classroom; if a gel made from dynamite helps men with ED; the real risks of using DIY mole and tattoo removal kits; a music mogul who changed his tune to help those wrongly convicted of crimes; a food that my help preserve vision; retail therapy; a fix for haircut anxiety;

A hotel guest may have been charged for leaving a negative review; teachers mock a disabled child; celebrity trainer Lacey Stone; a family booted from a flight over lice; a child's dramatic transformation; aloe vera juice; Salma Hayek's skin secret.

A man loses more than 300 pounds naturally; an update on the man claiming to have the world's largest endowment; people taking rideshare services instead of ambulances; a woman's cancer may have been cured by a household spice; blasting belly fat;

How to avoid germs at the gym; moms micro-dose marijuana edibles; psychedelic brew Ayahuasca may help with eating disorders; a cream to reduce facial redness; dangers of a common baking staple; a cosmetic surgery trend.

Factory fume dangers; a mother gets a shocking bill, after a surgeon offers to pierce her daughter's ears; a woman, who weighs more than 500 pounds, embarks on a weight-loss journey; "The Lose Your Belly Diet"; Julia Stiles is mommy shamed.

How hospitals are using hypnosis instead of anesthesia in the operating room; how the shape of a man's penis may predict the risk of cancer; a landscaping tool sends thousands of children to the emergency room; a woman helps scientists sniff out Parkinson's disease; a flavor-enhancing cooking hack costs less than one dollar; a surgical mishap causes a woman to vomit feces;

NBA champion John Salley discusses hot topics; a woman admits to cheating on her husband, who has Alzheimer's; a tourist goes on a rampage at the airport; Usher's ex-wife, Tameka Raymond (Tameka Foster), reveals why she almost lost her life; phenibut; basketball saves a man's life; a shocking lip filler video.

The opioid epidemic; skin-tag removal; an email claims that a kiss can dislodge an item stuck in a child's nose; an article states that a pineapple plant can help people stop snoring; stars come together for hospitalized children; anti-bloat tea;

A woman's rare and aggressive brain stroke recovery; big feet; passing gas; an ER doctor's plan to combat the opioid epidemic; foods for a better brain; the perfect bedtime story.

A NYC gym that encourages nude workouts; going off a vegetarian diet; brushing the teeth with charcoal; a brush to eliminate cellulite; pickle juice to cure a hangover; a smart-phone app to match makeup; millennial addicts; a creepy beauty trend; working out while sick;

An audience member gets a live on-set makeover; a simple fix on a smart phone could help phone addiction; a new app for men's health; Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo (The Bachelorette (2003)); children's car seat mistakes; spices for weight loss.

Thwarting flirting at the gym; possible shellfish danger; electroshock therapy; Meghan Markle's complexion secret; microblading danger; increasing strength without increasing workouts; meeting one's doppelganger;

Earlobe procedure; grumbling sounds; testicular infection; possible orgasm danger; coughing hard enough to break a rib; child's cheek lesion; severe reaction to shoes; drunk yoga; preventing hair-dryer burnout.

Refrigerator dating; a doctor is accused of taking a Spanish language test, during surgery; desserts made with liquid nitrogen; eating healthy on a budget; birth control and cancer.

Lt. Katie Blanchard returns to give an update on her PTSD, after being set on fire; drinking raw water; viral sensation, The Pickle Lady, reveals a painful secret; magnets and menopause; three weight-loss tricks; breakups and breakouts;

A mom, who lost her son to a shooter, seeks help from a psychic medium; flu danger; answering dermatology questions; matte liquid lipstick; an eight-pound tumor is removed from a man's face; protein smoothie danger; cursing around a baby; a bad habit;

Answers to questions about baby and toddler care; drugs delivered by drones; a young girl completes treatment for a hardcore addiction; Andi Dorfman ("The Bachelorette"); a sneeze ruptures a man's throat; a stress shot.

Why cold weather leads to shrinkage "down there"; early signs of menopause; a woman's leaking nose job; transformation of a man, who survived being crushed by a drunk driver; a woman loses 110 pounds without surgery; makeup products; weight loss;

Using filler to get rid of small gaps between teeth; stool softeners vs. laxatives; sex dreams; the host of "America's Test Kitchens" share healthy recipes; morning workout nausea; rusty pipe syndrome; serotonin syndrome; retail therapy; gut shot;

A planned museum about female genitalia; whether dentists should ask about their patient's sex lives; an item left inside a woman after surgery; whether video game addiction is a mental health disorder; schools that require a doctor's note for lip balm;

Sexting; testing the strength of drugs; a dog nearly dies after a dye job; dog flu; leftover filler; transferring herpes; eye floaters; sex after waxing; the menopause makeover; nose waxing; Adriana Lima's secret to flawless skin;

Gym germ areas to avoid; a DIY coffee face mask; a bunion fix; extreme night sweats and adult bed wetting; the "stool squad"; DNA and skin care; a two-ingredient bagel;

Ibuprofen and male infertility; sexual abuse of disabled people; childbirth in a bathroom; healthy cooking shortcuts; a prescription video game for kids with ADHD; adults and ADHD; a needle prick to prevent a stroke; blue lights and drug addicts; weight-loss superfood;

Feeling one's best at all times; Dr. Travis' book, "The Lose Your Belly Diet"; preventing "bed head"; keeping regular; bad breath; lulling children into nap time; commuter stress; post-meal heartburn; boosting the sex drive; makeup removal;

Kinky sex in a marriage; end-of-life discussion; Kate Hudson's fitness gadget; gaining weight and getting dumped; a woman's Tinder experiment; a nutritionist to the stars shares secrets to radiant skin; adding food to latte; reversing heart damage;

Whether the flu hits men harder than women; window-blind injuries and deaths; a child's sleep crisis; extreme PMS; "intervention" star's total body makeover and fight to stay sober; Flying Eye hospital; lowering cholesterol; kitchen sponge germs;

Robot strippers in Las Vegas; anonymous texts for STD test results; shocking things people are trying to put "down there"; Jennifer Lopez's trainer talks about celebrity workout trends; a mom blogger blogs her way to recovery; food trends;

DIY chemical peels leave people burned; fake fragrances with cancer-causing toxins; a new style of workout pants; mouth-guard dangers; whether mental health apps are helpful or harmful; making food more satisfying, without adding extra calories;

A woman can't stop urinating herself; enhancing manhood with stem cells; a woman who shouts in her sleep; walking up at the same time every night; Hollywood plastic surgeons discuss cosmetic trends; hair fixes; getting better sleep.

Mom is stunned after daycare worker allegedly waxes her toddler's eyebrows; giving kids cash for good behavior; why sex gets better at 60; getting a good night's sleep;

The proper etiquette for having sex at a friend's house; a food that might help fight cervical cancer; embarrassing skin tag; stars help hospitalized children; whether a new face-mask, used by celebrities, is safe; signs of PTSD.

A divorce attorney shares her best divorce advice; a sleepwalker falls six stories; why some people are putting their babies outside to sleep; why baby bloomers have been hit hard by the flu; Nicole Kidman shares her knack for dining on bugs.

Groundbreaking research on a new cancer "vaccine" that may wipe out tumors; a 30-minute procedure stops menstrual cramps; laws requiring doctors to report patients with dementia; surprising signs of heart failure; viral emails;

Pain relief; sugary drinks and fertility; cannabis and seizures; a snail makes its home in a boy's elbow; a woman's excess-skin removal; baby-bottle tooth decay; whether a child should get a filling in a baby tooth; reducing the risk of a heart attack;

Actress Vivica A. Fox ("Face the Truth", book, "Every Day I'm Hustling"); model Camila Alves McConaughey makes a healthy, delicious recipe; getting Kardashian hips without surgery; oak milk; breast myths debunked; whether salsa can make one smarter;

Singer Aaron Carter's health crisis; NBA star Lamar Odom on Khloe, the overdose, and brothel; former teen idol David Cassidy in one of his final TV appearances; ballplayer Daryl Strawberry discusses battling his crack addiction; actress Mackenzie Phillips on hitting rock bottom;

Singer Barbra Streisand clones her dog; actress Kristen Bell's and her daughter's bout with pinworms; a deadly fairytale princess diet; whether the death penalty be taken away for an inmate who can't remember the crime; tech kids struggling to hold pencils; plastic surgery trends; whether dim lighting makes one dumber.

Actress Sarah Jessica Parker's marriage; revenge porn; a budget-friendly dinner; a common antibiotic gets a new warning; people using fish antibiotics; disturbing flu symptoms parents need to know; low-calorie cauliflower nachos in minutes.

Honey Boo Boo; Cardi B's dating rules; NeNe Leakes' health scare; Octomom's octuplets; Janice Dickinson defies the odds; "Shahs of Sunset" surgical secrets; Josh Flagg ("Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles"; Marcus Lemonis; Derek Hough;

Toxic baby food; botched penis injections; rodents nesting in cars; mother and baby are reunited; testosterone therapy and heart attacks; baby delivery in mid-flight; spring cleaning;

Whether certain acne meds lead to murder; a woman who lost her belly on Dr. Travis' "Lose Your Belly Diet!"; Parenting 911 emergencies; a woman who got a double mastectomy to save her life; four-legged hospital workers who bring smiles to patients; cannabis cream for heel pain; a flower with the power to heal;

Ten years of bizarre cosmetic surgery trends: looking like Kim Kardashian and Madonna; human Barbie and Ken dolls; surgery to become a genderless alien; women who want the world's biggest behind and smallest waist; cosmetic surgery addiction;

The best way to deal with cellulite and spider veins on one's legs; DIY fecal transplants; a heart transplant surgery that left the patient with two different hearts; an emergency plane-landing due to flatulence; whether one should use a wet or a dry toothbrush;

Survivors of the obesity epidemic: people who have made physical and emotional transformations in their lives;

Whether drug dealers should be charged with murder; procedure to prevent dogs from barking; a nightmare college roommate; chef Jimmy makes a guilt-free breakfast; healing childhood scars; Dr. Nita learns self-defense; the real cause of stinky feet;

Singer Halsey discusses endometriosis; predators use video games to connect with children; in the OR for septum surgery; Judge Judy's bailiff tells of his dietary indiscretions; bald men with hairy bodies; keeping fish from sticking to the grill;

A man sues a strip-club dancer over his lost tooth; flipping off a cop; a celebrity mom's famous husband "nurses" to relieve her mastitis; a forehead tattoo announces food preferences; teen food bullies; food prescriptions to fight dry eyes;

Author Elizabeth Smart discusses her new book and how she overcame her kidnapping ordeal; teens offered free diet plans; unusual, healthy foods; a family searches for answers, after a daughter's disturbing diagnosis; whether it is possible to sweat out a cold; a surprising way to alleviate depression symptoms;

Whether sex can help menopause; a fix for greasy hair; if it's safe to dye a young child's hair; safe ways to break up dog fights; smoking pot while dealing with depression; exercises to prevent slouching; Dr. Chris Strandburg ("The Bachelor") discusses teeth grinding; sleep apps diagnosing sleep apnea;

Former reality star/addiction expert Alexis Haines helps a family with an addiction intervention; fertility clinic accused of losing a woman's embryos; Face Time may have saved a woman's life; a woman finds worms in her eye; sleeping differently for better health; using hypnosis for a drug-free childbirth; what's dirtier than a toilet seat;

Natural medicine; relationship detox; reducing a double chin; burning fat in just eight minutes a day; new smartphone technology helps people with Alzheimer's; getting the cheesiest eggs, minus the calories;

Comic Louie Anderson opens up about being the son of an alcoholic; why fitness trainer Drew Manning decided to pack on 75 pounds - and lose it; runway model Rosie Mercado shares her fashion fixes that will flatter any size; whether sex in the senior years improves brain function; celebrity stylist Jonathan Antin on the "Dos and Don'ts" of one's 'do; international beauty expert; nighttime ritual; smart undies;

Disturbing nursing-home questions; a celebrity doctor can transform the body with a syringe; how to transform one's body in 20 days; managing children's mental health; turmeric health benefits; cheap skincare product warning;

Whether Busy Philipps' homemade garlic nasal rinse is safe; the cause of numbness in the middle of the night; whether one can transmit a UTI to a partner; a woman's fear of driving following an accident; money-saving tips for summer travel; whether a gallbladder flush works; children's outbursts; a workout rash; actress Jennifer Aniston's salad secret;

Model Christie Brinkley shares beauty tips and discusses the #TimesUp movement; people using drugs while at work; youth caregivers to ill family members; a woman's dramatic body makeover; trendy foods of 2018; dirty laundry;

New research that shows ovarian cancer may be passed on from fathers; a mouth makeover; why air conditioners stink; spring cleaning must-dos; cleaning mistakes that could send one to the ER; the effectiveness of a sleep patch that promises a better night's sleep; a giveaway; large rodent invasion; a simple way to boost a run;

Whether obesity is contagious; a man's tapeworm; a 3-year-old is involved in her little brother's birth; a belt with airbags to prevent fall injuries of senior citizens; nasal spray to cure gambling addiction; a simple swap to slash belly fat;

A woman, wrongfully convicted of killing her baby and the aftermath of 20 years behind bars; moving on from past hurt and finding forgiveness; post-traumatic stress injury; protecting oneself from wrongful conviction;

Pole dancing and silent disco in retirement homes; MRI burns a hole in a patient; a stage-four cancer survivor tells of having to make a difficult decision; esthetician Shari Darden discusses skin care; a woman's weight loss; managing medical debt;

Testing a way to get flawless and bronzed skin in minutes; a fix for under-eye circles; avoiding summer hair damage; National Women's Health Week; DIY ways to keep insects out of backyard parties;

A guest gets a new smile stolen by 13 years of bulimia; a new school trend bans "best friends"; a woman discovers she has two anuses; more sex may improve sleep; process food cancer warning; contagious weight-loss couples;

Corset health dangers; the cure to hair loss may be fast food French fries; a marijuana spa; a school policy tells girls they can't say "no" when boys ask them to dance; a chemical found in teens' bodies; the dirty truth about airports and bed sheets;

Breast asymmetry; colonoscopy rap; the doctors answer questions about bikini blackheads, what to do if children catch parents "in the act", freezing one's eggs, and breast-milk color change;

Whether reality-TV could hurt viewers' brains; relationship author Tracy McMillian; celebrity health trends; skin care; canker sores; cold showers;

The possibility of a blood test for cancer; doctor suicides; using pistachios for weight loss; blaming a car's autopilot for a DUI; pinky syndrome; "Vanderpump Rules" exclusive; honoring the wounded warrior; uterus doubling in size; stretch marks vs. rash;

DIY epinephrine auto-injectors; a doctor refuses to use the internet; a young cancer survivor gets a makeover; a severe case of scoliosis puts a young woman's life and wedding plans on hold; a blackhead popping video; the brain benefits of beet juice; the best bargain in retail therapy;

Profiles of people with rare and extreme dermatological and facial issues;

A look back at 10 seasons of disturbing stories about people's private obsessions, from exercise addiction to compulsively eating things never meant for human consumption;

The doctors look back at the most embarrassing stories that captivated viewers during the show's first 10 seasons;