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Howie Mandel’s phobia of germs is well documented, but can the star be cured of his fears in just an hour? The comedian, author and television personality joins The Doctors to find out if he can put his fears behind him. “This is a battle that I fight every waking moment of my life,” he shares, explaining that his phobias are symptomatic of his obsessive compulsive disorder.
Is your favorite restaurant hiding some serious sickening secrets? The Doctors asked our readers to share some of their dirty dining stories, and the shocking details might inspire you to cook at home for the foreseeable future!
For one woman, something she would normally use every day – her jaw – is tearing her life apart! She has come to The Doctors seeking relief from her constant pain and subsequent dependency on pain pills.
Could the mouthwash we use for fresher breath help to kill the bacteria in oral gonorrhea? The Doctors weigh in on a recent study from Monash University that tested 58 male volunteers who had detectable levels of throat gonorrhea. Half of the participants were given saltwater, the other half were given a mouthwash and it appears that the mouthwash reduced the detectable amount of gonorrhea bacterium in the mouth significantly compared to the saltwater.
Want to keep your heart and cardiovascular system healthy for years to come? Keep these meals and snack items away from your cart and out of your regular diet.
Five foods that will make you feel fuller without the added bulk.
With carbs so pervasive—and so hard to resist—Eat This, Not That! wondered what happens to your body if you give them up. Find out how much you have to gain—and lose—in this exclusive special report.
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About one-third of adults say they don't usually get enough sleep. Now, there's news of a link between quality of sleep and risk of dementia. Dr. Jon LaPook explains the science behind the new report.
"I'm infertile, but I'm also still just me ..."
Scientists say chemical compounds found in avocado seed husks may one day be used to create better medicines
Diplomats working in Havana were diagnosed with conditions like mild traumatic brain injury and with likely damage to central nervous system
A new study documents "a major step forward" in developing a treatment for the common food allergy
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