Laura and Bobby have their brain data read while they kiss.

Debbie, 45, is a busy mom who is unhappy with her waistline and overall health. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork shows Debbie a dramatization of how poor lifestyle choices can lead to many health problems over time.

Actor, author, motivational speaker and U.S. Army veteran J.R. Martinez joins The Doctors to discuss his new memoir, Full of Heart, detailing his remarkable life story of survival, strength and spirit.

Learn the causes of hantavirus and how to treat the infection.

A sudden and severe increase in blood pressure in considered a hypertensive crisis and should be treated quickly. Dr. Freda-Lewis Hall, Pfizer's chief medical officer, explains the symptoms to look for.

Learn about the CrankyFest Film Festival, an online contest for short films about periods. Plus, check out The Doctors’ submission!

Model, actress and recording artist Amy Weber opens up about her struggle to become a mother after undergoing treatment for cervical cancer, brought on by a now banned pregnancy drug called DES. In May 2009, Amy was finally able to fulfill her dream of becoming a mother. See what she went through during her high-risk pregnancy, and meet her family!

Model, actress and recording artist Amy Weber opens up about her struggle to become a mother after undergoing treatment for cervical cancer, brought on by a now banned pregnancy drug called DES.

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael Alexiades performs a microsurgical hip arthroscopy to correct a labral tear in the cartilage surrounding the hip joint of a 37-year-old patient.

Learn about the CrankyFest Film Festival, an online contest for short films about periods. CrankyFest co-creator Vanessa Matsui explains how the film festival was created and why they partnered with Huru International to help impoverished women in Kenya.

If you're infected with bacterial meningitis, every second counts. Learn the symptoms and the importance of getting vaccinated.

Learn about The Muddy Puddles Project, a celebration of children and childhood that arose after a family's tragic loss to pediatric cancer.

When it comes to health issues, many men are notorious for being stubborn and neglectful. National Men’s Health Week has been celebrated each year since 1994, as the week leading up to and including Father’s Day. Did you know that preventable accidents are the No. 3 cause of death among men? From ladder and power tool safety to driving dangers and more, get top tips from Men’s Health magazine editor Peter Moore to keep the men in your life safe.

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael Alexiades explains what causes hip impingement. See how a minimally invasive arthroscopic procedure enables surgeons to relieve chronic hip pain and prevent arthritis.

Want to enhance your love life as you and your partner age? According to a recent study, hip replacement surgery might be the solution!

Can your birth control determine what you find attractive about men? A new study by the International Society of Psychoneuroendocrinology reports that women taking birth control prefer less masculine men, whereas women who are ovulating and not taking birth control tend to be attracted to more masculine features. The Doctors hits the streets of L.A. to put the theory to the test! Plus, see what our Facebook fans had to say on the subject.

How long has it been since you cleaned our your medicine cabinet? Chief medical officer of Pfizer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall shares tips for properly disposing of expired medications.

Eyebrow specialist Kristie Streicher of Warren-Tricomi Salon reveals her top makeup tips to give tired, drooping eyes an instant lift.

Heart disease remains the number one killer of both men and women. Watch a simulation of what you might encounter when someone is suffering a heart attack, and learn the emergency action steps to take that could save a life. Plus, see how to perform hands-only compression CPR.

Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, explains the physical signs of the body's fight or flight response.

Liz Vaccariello, editor-in-chief of Prevention, and E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrate a resourceful way to reduce cellulite on pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears.

Does your tween-age daughter have questions about sex? Learn if she should ask the pediatrician, or start seeing an OB/GYN.

Everyone would wear a seatbelt while traveling in a vehicle, however, there are additional precautions for pregnant women.

A woman reportedly attempted to kill her husband by placing poison in her vagina and coaxing her husband to perform oral sex on her.

Do male dogs feel a loss of "manhood" after being fixed? Veterinarian and canine plastic surgeon Dr. Louis Schwartz explains.