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The Doctors reveal what daily action can help you feel better about yourself and the world.

Getting called out for a “menstrual stainâ€� can be traumatizing for young women. Some people feel we should celebrate the flow and not be embarrassed by our bodily functions. Is this yogi taking things a little too far?

The actress formerly known as Rayna James (RIP) and Tami Taylor is known for dishing out great wisdom. So when we got the opportunity to sit down with Connie Britton, we wanted to hear what kind of health advice she’d have to offer.

The IUD has risen in popularity by 80%. They require a Doctor to remove them costing patients as much as $200. Now some doctors are turning an IUD removal into a DIY procedure!

Julie and radiologist Dr. Penny Roumanis join The Doctors to share the results of Julie’s cutting-edge breast scan.

1 in 8 women will develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetime. Meet Julie who has a family history of breast cancer. She opted to try a new breast scan which experts are saying just might be the new “go-toâ€� technology.

It’s estimated we spend up to a trillion annually on unnecessary medical treatments in the U.S. Spine surgeon Dr. Hooman Melamed joins The Doctors to shed insight on how this happens to so many unsuspecting patients.

Spine surgeon Dr. Hooman Melamed joins The Doctors to share how you can protect yourself. Here’s what you need to know before you undergo a procedure to make sure it’s really necessary.

About 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop breast cancer at some point in their lifetime. Worldwide Breast Cancer has launched the “Know Your Lemonsâ€� campaign to teach women about the 12 lesser-known signs of breast cancer.

The Doctors discuss Kambo, a poison derived from an Amazonian tree frog that’s being used an alternative way to treat depression, anxiety, and alcohol addiction. Would you try it?

Could the poison from an Amazonian tree frog help treat depression, anxiety and alcohol addiction? Many believe the poison known as Kambo is life-changing.

Tamika seeks help to battle her addiction. She joins The Doctors with psychotherapist Dr. Mike Dow, gastroenterologist Dr. Pradnya Mitroo, and Tamika’s family who come up with a treatment plan to help get her back on track.

Stepping out of the comfort zone can be hard, but feeling this emotion that comes along with it can lead to good things!

The Doctors reveal the one thing you can do to help keep your stress and blood pressure down.

The Doctors, with the help of OB/GYN Dr. Nita Landry talk about a few DIY trends. From popsicles for your lady parts to primrose oil to induce labor, find out which trend is worth trying.

An international airport in Japan recently installed a new type of “toilet paperâ€� for your cell phone! Should the U.S. get on board?

The Doctors reveal a simple rule that successful people use.

The Doctors reveal an easy way to improving your memory and it won’t cost you a thing!

Morgan suffered ovarian torsion and had to have her ovary removed at 13 years old. Her gynecologist suggested she see a fertility expert, which led her to freezing her eggs at just 15.

OB/GYN Dr. Leah Millheiser, from the Legalize V campaign, discusses the importance of using the correct name for female genitalia in the media.

The Doctors share putting this in your coffee mug could make you happier and more energetic.

The Doctors recommend adding this simple thing to your phone to change your outlook every day!

According to an infectious-disease expert, it’s completely fine to re-use your coffee cup with a few important stipulations.

Former Georgia high school wrestler recently filed a lawsuit with a complaint that he contracted type 1 herpes and a staph infection while wrestling in a school match. Could this have been prevented?

Are you in danger of contracting herpes at the gym? The Doctors discuss how to keep yourself self.

Since marijuana has become legalized in a number of states, there are a few new products hitting the market. Check out this refrigerator that allows you to grow cannabis in your own kitchen.

Amanda, creator of the dating app The League, joins The Doctors after meeting with Dr. Hernandez-Rey for her egg-freezing procedure.

Get your workout in from the comfort of your desk.

Recent medical tests have revealed that it is possible to detect certain illnesses and conditions by analyzing the particles in someone's breath. Researchers are hopeful that a new device developed by Breathtec called the Na-Nose could be used to provide early detection of serious conditions, and a new study is showing very promising signs.