The Doctors: LIVE Prostate Exams; EXCLUSIVE: The Boy Who Can’t Be Hugged; EXCLUSIVE: Young Hollywood Stars Tackle The Global Water Crisis
The Doctors are giving prostate exams throughout the show and Dr
The Doctors: LIVE Prostate Exams; EXCLUSIVE: The Boy Who Can’t Be Hugged; EXCLUSIVE: Young Hollywood Stars Tackle The Global Water Crisis
The Doctors: LIVE Prostate Exams; EXCLUSIVE: The Boy Who Can’t Be Hugged; EXCLUSIVE: Young Hollywood Stars Tackle The Global Water Crisis
The Doctors are giving prostate exams throughout the show and Dr
Smart Kids More Likely to Smoke Pot?
According to a U.K. study, high-achieving teenagers are more likely to drink and use marijuana. Find out what The Doctors think about these new findings.
Boy Who Can't Be Hugged Gets a Special Message from His NASCAR Heroes
The Doctors meet Jonah and surprise him with a dream gift from some of his favorite NASCAR drivers.
Little Boy Blisters When He's Touched Due to Rare Disorder
Matt and Patrice have to be very careful how they touch their beloved son, even though he touches their hearts every day. Jonah suffers from epidermolysis bullosa (EB), a rare skin disorder that causes his skin to blister or slide off at the slightest fri
News in 2: Jimmy Kimmel Gets Emotional While Opening up about Son's Birth
Get the latest health news you can use with “The Doctors” News in 2:00.
John Salley, Dr. Ordon, and More Get Live Prostate Exams at The Doctors
Prostate exams save lives, but too many men put off the procedure. Now live volunteers are getting their exams live! See which Doctors hosts stepped up to the challenge, and find out what the exam is really like.
Are Smart Kids More Likely to Smoke Pot?
A recent British study has indicated that high-achieving teens are more likely to use pot and alcohol than their peers.
Exclusive: The Boy Who Can’t Be Hugged
The Doctors are joined by Patrice and Matt, whose son Jonah has Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), an illness that causes his skin to be extremely fragile and blister with the slightest touch.
Combating the Global Water Crisis
Find out how artist Isabella Innis, actor Carlson Young and actor John Karna are helping some of the more than 600 million people worldwide without access to clean drinking water.