Dangerous Trends
Fire haircuts, tequila suicide and blackout in a can: What you need to know about the shocking new trends and stunts putting your children at risk
Dangerous Trends
Fangs
See just how far people will go to sink their teeth into the latest vampire craze. But is it safe? Dentists Dr. Bill Dorfman and Dr. Clint Herzog debate the controversy and safety of permanent fangs.
Corrective Surgery Results
Maria, 38, took a trip to Mexico for silicon injections, and came back with disastrous results. Plastic surgeon Dr. Leif Rogers performed corrective surgery on her face. Find out how Maria's corrective procedure is done, and see her amazing results!
Snorting Salt
Learn the dangers of snorting salt.
Medical Marijuana
Priscilla, 25, uses medical marijuana under doctor's supervision to manage her chronic pain after a car accident.
I-Dosing
Can sound get you high? Dr. Sears puts I-Dosing, or undergoing a digital high through auditory stimulation, to the test.
Medical Tourism
Maria, 38, took a trip to Mexico for silicon injections, and came back with disastrous results.
Texting Dangers
See the latest texting trend that may be more hazardous for drivers than drinking.
Dangerous Stunts
Whether it's setting their hair on fire or becoming a human billboard, people are pushing the envelope when it comes to dangerous stunts.
Blackout in a Can
The Doctors explain the dangerous effects of drinking alcoholic energy drinks, and speak to Tommy, 24, who admits to drinking multiple ones per day.