50 Questions from 50 Families
Can family members be allergic to each other
50 Questions from 50 Families
Antihistamines for Children?
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears explains whether it’s safe to give children antihistamines to help them sleep during plane, train and automobile trips.
True or False?
The Doctors separate fact from fiction in their lightening round of True or False.
Vitiligo
Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon describes treatment options for vitiligo, a condition in which the skin loses its pigment cells.
50 Questions from 50 Families
Can family members be allergic to each other
USA Weekend: Hospice Care
Learn how hospice care can help chronically and terminally ill patients live their remaining days with comfort and dignity.
Shop Safety
E.R. physician explains that dust and fumes from activities such as welding or building can irritate the eyes, skin, and respiratory system and can cause metal fume fever, or worse, cancer.
Seeing Stars
Billy Gardell, star of the CBS series Mike and Molly , asks The Doctors why he sees stars when he’s fatigued.
Why Vaccines are Administered as Shots
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears explains why children’s vaccines are administered as shots, and why they are injected in certain parts of the body.
Allergic to Mommy?
Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears explains why children can have an allergic reaction to their mother’s perfume, detergent, deodorant and other toiletries.