My Husband Nearly Killed Me
The Doctors met Brandi last season, a domestic abuse survivor who lost the use of one of her eyes due to scarring and double vision from a brutal attack.
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Woman Nearly Killed by Husband Gets Transformative Eye Surgery
The Doctors welcome back Brandi, who was the victim of domestic abuse and was almost killed.
Eye Surgery for Domestic Violence Survivor
Brandi receives treatment from oculoplastic surgeon Dr. Christopher Zoumalan and eye surgeons Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler and Dr. Kenneth Wright who teamed up to hopefully help restore Brandi’s vision.
Cancer Leaves Woman's Face Disfigured
Briana was diagnosed with cancer at just 20 years old. She is now cancer-free but is haunted by face disfigurement and missing teeth.
Abuse Survivor Has Her Confidence Back
Brandi joins The Doctors with her daughter Taylor and her team of doctors to share how she’s feeling after eye surgery and the micro-needling laser treatments to help with her scarring.
Acne Medication Leads to Murder?
The Doctors discuss the unusual case of a teen boy charged with killing a 20-year-old woman and his defense team is blaming the teen’s acne medication.
Arsenic in Baby Food?
The Doctors welcome Jackie Bowen, CEO and founder of “Clean Label Project,” to discuss their shocking study that claims lead, arsenic, mercury, BPA, and acrylamide can be found in some of the best-selling baby foods and formulas.
Could There Be Arsenic and Lead in Your Baby Food?
Should you be concerned about possible toxins in the food you might be feeding your little one?
How Real Are ‘Toxic Baby Food’ Claims?
The Clean Label Project’s CEO Jackie Bowen and lead scientist Dr. Sean Callan join The Doctors with toxicologist Dr. Noreen Khan-Mayberry and pediatrician Dr. Jay Rabinowitz to discuss the Clean Label Projects claims about contaminants in baby food.
Toxic baby food investigation. Botched penis injections. Rats nesting in the cars. Shoebox baby reunited with mom! Can testosterone therapy cause heart attacks? Baby delivery in mid-flight! And, a Drs. Rx for spring cleaning.