Others Highlights

Are you concerned about the effects of cell phone radiation? A new device may help you rest easy.

Are name-brand medications really worth the extra cost?

Should obese Americans pay more for health care? The Doctors debate.

Learn secrets from the city with the longest life expectancy.

To regain her voice after 12 years of silence, Brenda undergoes the world's second larynx-trachea-thyroid transplant, an 18-hour surgery that takes an international team of surgeons to perform.

Dr. Bob Arnot discusses Mononucleosis, otherwise known as "The Kissing Disease", tips for avoidance, and how to treat the symtoms.

Four-year-old Brianni asks Dr. Sears, how wax got into her ears.

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.