How to Go from Hopeless to Hopeful
The Doctors share a few tips to create more hopefulness in your life.
I Lost My Legs to Heroin; Breakthrough Brain Therapy for Pain and Addiction?!; Drs. Investigate: Drug-Addicted Healthcare Workers Infecting Innocent People with Deadly Diseases!
The Former Nurses Who Stole Drugs to Feed Their Addiction
Two former nurses, Amie and Kristin have come to The Doctors to share their story how they became addicted to drugs while on the job. The former healthcare workers warn of the dangers they faced being surrounded by drugs while on the job.
Man Who Lost Both Legs to Heroin Addiction Now Sober and Walking Again
Watch as a man who lost both legs to a heroin addiction walks again.
How I Survived an Opioid Addiction
The Doctors have met many brave individuals in our investigation of America's devastating opioid crisis.
Woman Infected with Hepatitis C from Drug-Addicted Healthcare Worker
The Doctors continue our United States of Addiction series, this time examining the problem of healthcare workers diverting drugs and how it can affect patients.
Hep C Outbreak Caused by Hospital Worker?
The Doctors share one woman's story of finding out she contracted Hepatitis C from a surgical tech.
Man Who Lost Legs to Heroin Returns Transformed & Walking!
Matthew first came to The Doctors seeking the help he needed to finally turn his life around after losing both his legs due to his heroin struggles and battling years of substance abuse. He returns once again to share an update on his amazing progress.
Drs. Investigate Drug Addicted Healthcare Workers
It is estimated that 1 in 5 nurses in the United States may be addicted to drugs. Are they putting patients’ lives at risk?
Healthcare Workers Addicted to Drugs?
Dr. Gregory Skipper is a former addict and treats drug-addicted healthcare professionals. He shares that 10 percent of healthcare professional may have addiction problems, and what can be done to seek help.
New Treatment for Opioid Addiction?
Dr. Hutton joins The Doctors to share of Matthews’s success with his transcranial magnetic stimulation treatments, which he used to treat Matthew’s depression, addiction, and phantom limb pain.