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Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon hits the streets of the Windy City to answer questions from Chicagoans.

The Doctors explain how the human voice is produced and why male and female voices sound different.

Keyless car systems allow you to start a car without putting a key into the ignition, but if you forget to push the button to turn it off, it could have life-threatening consequences. The Doctors explain the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning from a still-running car, and the warning signs to look for.

High blood pressure needs to be treated. But how?

Learn what your rump may say about who you are! The Doctors look into the study of Rumpology.

This health video looks at alternative ways to help treat and manipulate ear infections.

In 1999, Brenda fell into a diabetic coma and developed a bacterial infection in her blood, causing kidney failure. As a result of repeatedly pulling her breathing tube out of her throat, Brenda's vocal cords became paralyzed, leaving her unable to speak without an electronic larynx, which leaves Brenda with a robotic-sounding voice.

These furry friends are good for more than just a house pet, they can bring joy to all. Join Tony Martinez as he looks into animal assisted therapy.

See obesity's affects the body.

There is nothing more frustrating than tossing and turning all night. Join us to find out the things you can do around the bedroom to make sure you have a haven for sleep, where you can wake up each morning refreshed.

Have your or a loved one been diagnosed with a disease? Learn why you may want to consider a clinical trial.

Are name-brand medications really worth the extra cost?

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

Dr. Bob Arnot talks about bronchitis and treatment options.

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.