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The Doctors Show - Dr. Jim describes what a fever does to the body.

Dr. John Selle is a primary care physician with a private practice in San Francisco. Dr. Selle believes technology is a healthy addition to his small business. Correspondent Sumi Das looks at the doctor's tablet computer which he uses to record patient information and send electronic prescriptions to the pharmacy. Dr. Selle has also setup email and a web site for better communication with his patients.

Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon explains how light-emitting earplugs are being used to combat the blues.

Dr. Mark Siegel describes how the mind-body connection can work wonders for your health.

Can watching reality TV be good for your health?

A hiatal hernia occurs when part of the stomach pushes upward through this small opening.

The Doctors, along with oncologist Dr. Lawrence Piro and anesthesiologist Dr. David Kloth, discuss the medical timeline leading up to Michael Jackson’s death, and stress the importance of treating celebrities responsibly.

A laparoscopic surgical procedure may aid in diagnosis or to treat a medical problem in your abdomen - the area between your chest and groin.

Dr. Peter Belafsky explains how Brenda's larynx-trachea-thyroid transplant was performed.

Right now, 105,000 people are waiting for an organ to save their life. Now, scientists are growing everything from lungs to kidneys to skin in the lab.

Dr. Travis explains what your voice may be telling you, while Dr. Ordon explains how the vocal chords work.

Nearly two-million Americans are living without limbs. Now man is meshing with machine and allowing people with no legs or arms the power to do anything.

Dr. Sunil Verma shows how your vocal cords work when you're belting out a tune.

Dr. Martin S. Karpeh explains what a minimally invasive surgery is, and offers examples of this surgical option.

The latest technology is reducing air-borne infection in hospitals.