The Doctors Season 5
The Doctors is an American syndicated talk show airing daily in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Australia, Ireland, Sweden and Finland. It debuted on September 8, 2008. The hour-long daytime program is produced by Phil McGraw and his son Jay McGraw and is distributed domestically and globally by CBS Television Distribution. The series is a spin-off of Dr. Phil and is the first talk show to be a third generation talk show spin-off, as Dr. Phil itself spun-off of The Oprah Winfrey Show. It was announced in December 2009, during its second season, that The Doctors was cleared through the 2011-2012 season. The third season premiered September 13, 2010, in high definition. In late August 2012, The Doctors was renewed through the 2015-2016 season. The fifth season started on September 10, 2012. The series' sixth season premiered on September 9, 2013. Dr. Lisa Masterson did not return for the sixth season. Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman and family medicine physician and sexologist Dr. Rachael Ross joined the series.
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The Doctors
2008The Doctors is an American syndicated talk show airing daily in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Australia, Ireland, Sweden and Finland. It debuted on September 8, 2008. The hour-long daytime program is produced by Phil McGraw and his son Jay McGraw and is distributed domestically and globally by CBS Television Distribution. The series is a spin-off of Dr. Phil and is the first talk show to be a third generation talk show spin-off, as Dr. Phil itself spun-off of The Oprah Winfrey Show. It was announced in December 2009, during its second season, that The Doctors was cleared through the 2011-2012 season. The third season premiered September 13, 2010, in high definition. In late August 2012, The Doctors was renewed through the 2015-2016 season. The fifth season started on September 10, 2012. The series' sixth season premiered on September 9, 2013. Dr. Lisa Masterson did not return for the sixth season. Urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman and family medicine physician and sexologist Dr. Rachael Ross joined the series.
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The Doctors Season 5 Full Episode Guide
Scabies; gum boils; tumors; mucus cysts; eye cancer; an unsightly skin condition mimics melanoma.
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Alarming health headlines; a once-treatable infection mutates into a superbug; organic food; wild animals as pets; the world's deadliest creature.
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Medical specialists provide answers to specific questions; comic Kirk Fox undergoes a vision test; improving eyesight without glasses; botulinum toxin for pets; three common causes of death.
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Actress Meredith Baxter discusses alcoholism and breast cancer; actress Patricia Richardson tells of a brain disease; actress Alley Mills gives fitness and beauty advice; actress JoMarie Payton's favorite smoothie recipe.
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A 6-year-old shot by Taliban militants survives and gets reconstructive surgery; a woman's dog detects her breast cancer; an innovative procedure for chronic back pain.
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Health advice from Texas; healthy Tex-Mex foods; cutting calories from barbecue; robots perform hysterectomies; mammograms; customized treatments for childhood scoliosis; NBA star Dirk Nowitzki.
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Medical news; a male birth-control breakthrough; a hidden bedroom hazard; a man lives without a heart.
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Birth control may influence one's choice in men; women around the world embrace "that time of the month"; hip replacement; a deadly bacterial infection.
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Talking to a tween-age daughter about sex; whether a man's genitals really shrink as he ages; whether there is a cure for HIV; the latest breakthroughs in HIV research.
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The best sunscreens; treating a neck ache; wine and aging; Brandi Glanville ("The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills") tells embarrassing life stories; technology helps a child to hear; a day with Dr. Lisa.
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Health problems caused by the stress of a breakup; helping children to cope with breakups.
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Specialists answer questions; causes and treatment for hammertoes; laser removal for tattoos; UTIs and kidney infection treatments; three ways to improve a smile.
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Actor Ian Ziering's secrets to building a buff body as a new member of the Chippendales dancers; teaching children about feminine hygiene; flatulence; bacon-flavored products for the bedroom.
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Dropping pounds, trimming inches and lowering cholesterol in just 30 days; giving up animal products: benefits, risks and myths; having sex every day for 30 days, and whether it could strengthen a relationship.
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Recent health headlines; protecting the family from common waterborne illnesses; a trampoline workout; a secret to radiant skin.
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Finding the origin of bad breath; a cancer patient's diet helped to manage her pain.
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Eating right; dropping weight; avoiding injuries; exercises working best in the 30s, 40s and 50s; unhealthy "health" foods.
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TMI Tuesday; banishing bumps and razor burn at the bikini line; improving the sex life after menopause; hernias; easing diarrhea and urine leakage while exercising; common causes of male infertility and a procedure that can help.
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Unnecessary body parts still require care; tonsils: what they do and when they need to come out; symptoms of an infected appendix or gallbladder; body hair's function from head to toe; a lab uses stem cells to grow replacement body-parts.
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The latest health headlines; newest cancer treatments; street drug "sizzurp"; a therapy doll helps Newtown, Conn., children cope with tragedy.
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Weight loss; fashionable footwear and workout gear; tightening and toning with the latest passive technology; Dr. Travis participates in The World Naked Bike Ride.
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Getting a flatter abdomen; three superfoods that can help in losing weight; potential side effects of fertility drugs.
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TMI Tuesday: preventing embarrassing body problems; a new surgery to remove bunions; comic Ross Mathews.
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Quick fixes for common health problems; heavy periods; cooling hot flashes due to menopause; six surprising facts about HIV; the most popular celebrity body-parts.
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The latest health headlines; stopping allergies before they start; a new at-home birthing method.
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Pain relief; hydrotherapy; keeping one's hair during chemotherapy; sleep positions for rest and a pain-free morning; all-natural alternatives for treating erectile dysfunction and morning sickness.
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Carmen Tarleton's amazing transformation after her 15-hour face-transplant surgery; food cures for constipation, chronic headaches and canker sores; a family fitness challenge.
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Embarrassing body functions; nipples; various shades of normal; embracing one's breasts; what is behind a dog's embarrassing behavior.
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Baby boomers' health questions; arthritis warning signs and solutions; foods safe for a baby.
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A new law may allow the "morning-after pill" to be sold over the counter; Prader-Willi syndrome.
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Inexpensive beauty buys; make-it-yourself makeup includes sugar-and-spice bronzer and green-tea eye shadow; skin smoother; improving one's posture.
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Body bumps; the bikini line; a breakfast swap; Dr. Travis visits a sweat lodge.
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The buttocks; smoothing cellulite; toenail trauma; an actress discusses embarrassment making a Hollywood love scene.
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Outlasting and outsmarting cravings; whitening the teeth: which methods work best and how long the results last.
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The latest medical breakthroughs, outbreaks, treatments and inspiring stories; scare tactics and teen pregnancy; a day care worker suspected of drugging toddlers; dangers of giving sleeping aids to children; heartburn treatments.
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The latest health headlines and their effects; how a mother of two lost 40 pounds; quick slimming exercises and healthy recipes; weight-loss bribes; celebrity superfoods kale, tofu and grapefruit.
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Six foods to flatten the abdomen; exercising while watching TV; sexologist Rachael Ross.
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Embarrassing scenarios; some public schools teach sex education to kindergartners; denture dilemmas.
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The latest health headlines; recent medical breakthroughs, outbreaks, treatments and inspiring stories; the dangers of being a helicopter parent; four ways to add more nature to one's life; aspirin may reduce the risk of melanoma.
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Easing pain and heartaches; a man searches for a kidney donor for his wife; using umbilical cord extract to repair inflamed joints; soothing arthritis pain with pizza; preventing hangovers.
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The latest health headlines and how they could affect one's family; protecting food-allergic children from taunting and bullying; a robot goes to class for a severely allergic boy; child athletes, marathons and extreme sports; medicine's fine print.
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What waste may say about health; cell-phone use may be to blame for a sagging chin and jaw-line.
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Secrets for reviving the body's largest organ, the skin; why the number of melanoma cases is on the rise among black people and what is being done about it; how to tighten loose skin after significant weight loss; foods that boost collagen levels.
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An implant to control one's appetite; May May Ali, the daughter of Muhammad Ali, discusses her father's Parkinson's disease.
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Health headlines and how they impact you; a baby dies after his father's kiss; common cold symptom could lead to a car accident; how to contract salmonella; making the kitchen a germ-free zone; stress-relief remedy.
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Melissa Rivers discusses witnessing Kelly Osbourne's seizure; Joan and Melissa Rivers talk about living under the same roof; world record for the largest hips.
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Highs; actress Kelly Preston; foods that raise good cholesterol; cayenne pepper boosts metabolism.
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Embarrassing questions about female troubles; popsicle for vaginal health; Kegel exercises.
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Actress Valerie Harper discusses her diagnosis of terminal brain cancer, the symptoms, how it spread and treatment options.
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Headline news that can affect the health; 72 is the new 30; why life expectancy has increased; L.A.'s homeless population's tuberculosis outbreak; why the disease is spreading and who is at risk; a high-tech colon-cancer test; Dr. Travis' birthday.
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Boosting the mood; increasing energy; improving health; decorating tricks to revitalize health; a menu to stimulate the libido; actress Jessica Alba; a cutting-edge cure for migraines.
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Dr. Laura Berman and "Real Housewife" Kandi Burruss answer private questions; using tampons to prevent pregnancy; risks of dating older men; the burlesque workout; cold feet; heel pain; the deadly whooping cough outbreak.
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Embarrassing questions; Randy Jackson ("American Idol") tells of being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes; the doctors' dirty little health secrets.
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New ways to fight the flu; behind the scenes of "Body of Proof" with actress Dana Delany; what kind of car one drives and how late one sleeps can take years from one's life.
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Leeza Gibbons discusses her mother's Alzheimer's diagnosis and her strategies for reducing stress; band Foster the People's friend loses 60 pounds; Family Fitness Challenge: a family loses 40 pounds in four weeks.
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Life-saving surgery for a baby born with her heart outside her chest; reality star Diem Brown fights ovarian cancer for the second time and tries to have a child; doctors treating leukemia with the HIV virus may change cancer treatment forever.
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The truth about foods people think are healthy; drinking orange juice during the flu may not be good; three important kitchen items.
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A rare condition affects the hormones that regulate sexual development.
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A boy born without legs and abandoned by his birth family in Romania gets a life-changing surprise; a 9-year-old girl must sleep under a blue light to stay alive.
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Debating the day's controversial headlines; new procedures to extract kidney stones; foreign objects small children swallow; dangers of mixing cocktails with diet soda.
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The most inspiring health stories of 2013; a 6-year-old helps to raise funds for his best friend's rare condition; teens invent new ways to fight cancer.
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Chaz Bono's weight loss; fast food may cause irritability, sluggishness and low sex drive; making one's smile sparkle.
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Actor Jaleel White challenges Dr. Sears to prove his medical smarts; transitioning a child from formula to baby food; an energy-drink alternative that is better for the body.
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Actress Elizabeth Perkins discusses type-1 diabetes; Dr. Karent Sierra ("Real Housewives of Miami") gives a homeless woman a smile makeover; dangers of energy drinks; what to eat to boost sperm count.
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Dr. Phil McGraw's book "Life Code"; chronic stress; how to take a deep breath and relax.
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Love lessons; actress Cloris Leachman; underwear built for two; role playing to enhance romance; buying women's lingerie; secrets to keeping the magic alive.
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Betty White, Valerie Bertinelli, Wendie Malick and Jane Leeves ("Hot in Cleveland").
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The safety of children's sleeping environments; a new procedure gives a blind teen his vision; actress Tia Mowry.
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Defying one's diagnosis; sickle cell disease; genetic testing; a beloved high-school teacher's son was born with Joubert syndrome; raising a child with special needs.
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Actress Christina Applegate discusses breast cancer; singer Toni Braxton tells about lupus; the Family Fitness Challenge.
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A mother hears her child's voice for the first time; the procedure that restored her hearing; whether a child should take a break from ADHD medications; giving a beauty regime a make-under.
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Twins and high-order multiples; tightening up loose belly skin with an all-natural do-it-yourself body wrap.
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Medical survival stories; the first American to receive a full-face transplant and his fiancee tell their story; a 6-year-old saved her friend's life.
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Questions about the buttocks; Phaedra Parks ("The Real Housewives of Atlanta"); Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports on whether a new shock treatment to make one smarter is safe.
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Staying fit while watching football; healthy swaps for game-day snacks; barbecuing and grilling safety; football player Shawne Merriman; helmets and head injuries in children.
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Superfoods fight cold sores, sinus pain and heartburn; snacks to boost the mood, get glowing skin and spice up the sex life; soft drinks may wreak havoc inside the body.
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Medical advances; the flu; antiviral and antibacterial medicines; tracking calories from the wrist; music through the cheekbones.
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Actresses Diahann Carroll, Dyan Cannon and Jacqueline Bisset reveal the secrets of their eternal youth; a new, noninvasive skin-smoothing treatment; marine-based ingredients brighten the hair and skin; an instant booty-lifting procedure.
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Exercise enthusiast Richard Simmons; weight-loss success stories; actor Reno Wilson; a protein shake made of peas.
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Olympian Apolo Ohno's winter workouts; Olympians Jen Kessy and April Ross challenge the doctors to a volleyball match; secrets from an Olympic-caliber workout.
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Back pain; foods to prevent nerve pain; warning signs of pre-eclampsia; why one woman could hear her organs working and how her doctor helped her.
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Lifesaving questions to ask before having tests, treatments and surgeries; choosing the right physician and hospital; the difference between a cosmetic and a plastic surgeon.
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Answers to fifty health questions from viewers of all ages; taking medicine with food.
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Losing weight quickly; emotional eating; ingredient swaps to slash calories and shed fat; 100-calorie snacks.
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Avoiding a wintertime beauty meltdown; treatments for red noses, dry hands and chapped lips; ways to slim down and shape up; healthy hot chocolate to improve blood flow, heart health and creativity.
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A guide to sex; a "sexercise" routine.
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The worst flu outbreak in a decade; protecting oneself and one's family; whether the flu shot really helps; how health care workers are managing.
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Removing a mole without leaving a scar; treatment for chronic bladder infections; rosacea.
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Diseases with symptoms similar to those of the flu; knowing when a child is contagious and should be kept home from school.
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Getting rid of a child's excess mucus; at-home cures for canker sores, warts and stomachaches; surgery for droopy eyelids and chubby cheeks; choosing the right birth control method; gender-specific medicine.
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Singer La Toya Jackson tells of her father's strokes; protecting loved ones; celebrities' health questions; fitness guru Denise Austin discusses eating out while dieting.
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Health numbers; foods that can slash bad cholesterol; lowering blood pressure; three foods that may increase sex drive.
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Handsome doctors discuss breast-cancer screenings, varicose-vein prevention, teeth-whitening and thyroid cancer.
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Actress Jamie Lee Curtis gives digestive-health advice; singer Jordin Sparks tells how to manage migraines; 12 foods that fight fat; most common health-related Yahoo! searches.
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Simple tasks that stimulate brain power; preventing prostate cancer; winter workouts; preventing allergies; stopping muscle aches.
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Toxic chemicals in everyday products that could make one sick; a woman's dental fillings may have triggered her MS; how BPAs and hormones in food may speed up a child's development; the doctors help a family to stage an intervention.
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The doctors debunk common health myths; actress Anne Heche discusses sun protection; how robots assist weight loss.
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Relieving flu symptoms with homemade vapor rub; using a beach ball to help a colicky baby.
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Actor Bill Cosby; Duchess Kate's morning sickness; actor J.R. Martinez; dangers of rapid weight loss; actress Julia Roberts' secret to stronger nails.
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Unwinding and enjoying the holiday season; healthy and decadent recipes using a blender; glowing skin and healthy hair; Colbie Caillat performs.
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Resolving body issues; getting rid of cellulite; the "Human Ken Doll" tells of his 90 cosmetic surgeries; secret food cures.
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A sore throat could be something much worse than a cold or the flu; what to take with pills; making medicine go down more easily; back fat.
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Comic Tom Green discusses testicular cancer and what he says every man needs to know; embarrassing body problems; excess fat in the pelvic region; a face-slapping beauty treatment.
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The doctors take health questions in the Los Angeles area; workout moves to do at home; Dr. Lisa takes center stage with Cirque du Soleil; a California fruit may ward off cancer.
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A new hormone therapy for menopause; bad breath may signal something serious; 13 New York high-schools provide contraceptives to students without parental consent.
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Simple products and procedures that may contain dangerous toxins; laser hair-removal risks; four waxing do's and don'ts; how perfume could trigger early menopause; dangers of wearing contact lenses while sick.
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The menstrual cycle and the teeth; vaccines for adults; the new, potentially deadly drug called "smiles," and where teens may be finding it; a groundbreaking procedure for cataracts.
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Getting paid to donate one's body to science while still alive; risks and rewards of being a human guinea-pig; a part of the anatomy could be worth as much as $10,000; a man has made a small fortune by selling advertising space on his face.
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Shrinking belly fat; exercises that may cause hearing loss; weight may cause birth control to be less effective; which physical activities burn the most calories.
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Health advice from Texas; the Dallas Cowboys' locker room and fitness strategies; dancing the two-step; actress Linda Gray; Miss Texas.
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Learning from the deaths of celebrities Lucille Ball, Ernest Borgnine, Freddie Mercury, Donna Summer, Robin Gibb, Bob Marley and Dick Clark; subtle signs of an imminent heart-attack; an injection that could save a child's life.
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Slowing the aging process; sexual activity may extend the life span; the shape and size of the body tells only part of one's health story.
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Fatigue; low testosterone levels; a procedure to take 10 years off one's appearance without a scalpel or filler; a permanent solution to nearsightedness; soothing a teething baby.
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An unlikely hero saves a pregnant woman who went into labor in a parking lot; a retired U.S. Army sergeant shares his wartime experience in Iraq, and the doctor's give him a gift of thanks; an autistic teenager makes a difference in others' lives.
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Actress Kelly Preston discusses what she thinks caused her son's illness; environmental toxins that could make people sick; safeguarding one's family from potentially unsafe over-the-counter products; actress Kristin Davis discusses natural remedies.
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Health secrets from coast to coast; foods that can turn off the heart-disease gene; burning calories in one's home.
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Quick fixes for losing weight, improving one's sex life; Dr. Phil McGraw tells how to protect oneself from scams; strategies from Dr. Phil's new book, "Life Code"; properly negotiating medical debt.
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Solutions for dry skin, thinning hair and overweight; health advice from animals; frog skin and cancer; pigs and cows help to prevent heart attacks.
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A woman grows a new ear; a fecal transplant; a couple's cancer journey.
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Transgender advocate Chaz Bono talks about weight loss and health challenges.
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Beauty advice for women of all ages.
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Private parts; myths about female sexuality; varicose-vein causes and symptoms; breast color and health; preventing erectile dysfunction; reversing circumcision; marijuana and testicular cancer.
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Being ladylike can be hazardous to health; what men think of women's beauty habits; perfume dangers; why skin may age overnight.
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Reviews of popular health and fitness items; smart-phone apps that can detect a heart rate, diagnose an ear infection and check cancerous moles; burning 700 calories; getting toned, sculpted arms; making healthy potato chips.
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Preparing for accidents and natural disasters; 10 frightening kinds of accidents and how to avoid them; home items that could explode; a horrific story of cosmetic surgery.
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A woman risks her life to have the baby who developed outside her womb; bedroom fantasies; how men can increase their measurements.
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Foods that may shrink belly fat; an FDA-approved anti-obesity medication; pain and bloating in the stomach.
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What to do when animals attack; avoiding snake bites; flea, tick and mosquito bites.
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Health risks of shopping; dangers of sampling free products at the makeup counter; children's shopping-related injuries; keeping children safe.
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How IBS affects the daily routine; eye gunk; increasing a man's sperm count.
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The hosts wear Halloween costumes; having a safe and healthy Halloween; actress Julie Bowen; dangerous candy.
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Doctors remove part of a woman's skull and place it in her stomach while performing brain surgery; a young woman overcomes extreme bullying due to her rare disorder; singer Kellie Pickler shaves her head for a friend with breast cancer.
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Ridding oneself of cellulite, bad breath and skin spots; the source of bad body odors.
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Burning fat; an "American Idol" star's weight-loss story; the biggest-weight-loss episode.
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Breaking news about health; medical marijuana; actress Roseanne Barr; why some doctors are called drug dealers; safeguarding the family from a salmonella outbreak.
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Subtle signs of illnesses that could cost one's life; sneaky acid reflux; a disease 65 million American adults have.
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Treating the body's trickiest twosomes; a procedure that may put an end to reading glasses; an "hourglass" procedure; The Doctors' Birds and Bees Boot Camp.
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Signs that something is wrong with the body; critical clues under the nails; armpits and diabetes; a nonsurgical method to reverse the signs of aging; three healthy habits not to overdo.
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Seemingly harmless situations may ruin one's well-being; sleeping pills; an item in a dresser drawer could save one's life.
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A woman survives a fast-growing, 51-pound tumor in her abdomen; spiders in the ears; a worm-looking infection on the face; avoiding parasites; a fix for morning sickness.
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The recent meningitis outbreak; good, bad and healthy habits; why electronic cigarettes may do more harm than good; multivitamins; new, FDA-approved weight-loss pills.
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Reducing the redness of rosacea; fixes for nasty rashes, unbearable itching and body odor; 50 sex secrets.
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Chef Rocco DiSpirito shares tips for cutting calories while boosting the flavor of popular Italian meals; how one's washing machine could make them sick; how drinking water can cause tooth decay; a 30-second facelift.
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Foods that can help heal heartburn, soothe toothaches and reduce PMS symptoms; foods that can make migraines and earaches worse; how a dill pickle can ease knee pain.
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Information about the brain and how it functions; a brain tumor is removed without a single incision; an Olympic medalist talks about how "mind over matter" helped him win, even with a broken leg; a common movie snack that could cause Alzheimer's.
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How to save calories and cash at the grocery store; ways to work out one's whole body in 10 minutes without having to go to the gym; six surprising things that could prevent one from getting good sleep; three secrets to living a longer life.
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Ways to help increase metabolism, banish baldness, defy diabetes and reverse wrinkles; a breakfast food that may stop afternoon munchies; the connection between chocolate, cherries and looking younger; a science-based solution to smoother skin.
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Safety information about diseases that could be lurking in the home; the signs of bubonic plague; how to stop illnesses before they spread.
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Paula Abdul's secret to staying sexy; Angelina Jolie's stretch mark solution; red carpet-ready hair with Denise Richards; parenting tips from actors Marlee Matlin and Chris O'Donnell.
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How to react during medical emergencies; what to do if someone has a seizure; the difference between an allergy and anaphylactic shock; a woman who lifted a car to save her father; a TV star who survived four open-heart surgeries.
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Dr. Travis reveals how to know when an ailmentrequires a visit to an emergency room; a shot is designed to stop a heart attack; an exercise can reverse back pain; weight-loss surgery.
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Healthy ways to deal with anger; exercises for preventing osteoporosis and dementia; the best post-workout drink for weight loss; how pets help fight infections; breast self-exam.
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Difficulties losing weight; unexpected reasons one may be packing on pounds.
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Dangerous toxins; unaware exposure to poisonous substances; dangers in unexpected places; people come into contact with a potentially dangerous chemical every day.
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Cutting-edge procedures change people's lives; surgery restores movement to paralyzed limbs and vocal cords; a girl gets a makeover after medications ruin her smile; robots help hair-loss; a full-body makeover in one night.
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Tuesdays with Travis; new ways to slash calories and firm up problem areas; why portion sizes are not one-size-fits-all.
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Photos, videos and voicemail can reveal ongoing health problems.
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People with record-breaking talents tell their health secrets; the colors of one's tongue; the esophagus; having more orgasms.
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Ten summer habits to keep all year; chef Guy Fieri's advice for indoor grilling and healthy recipes; noninvasive tummy-tightening treatment; a pill proven to boost weight loss; having summer sex through every season.
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Staying calm and collected in worst-case-scenario events; friends who saved each other's lives during the movie-theater shootings in Aurora, Colo., tell their story; a man tells of coming face-to-face with a deadly animal.
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Dangers of jeans and sexy dresses; dirt in closets; hazards hiding in handbags; umbrellas causing fungal infections; a beauty regimen that could double one's diabetes risk.
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How to work one's way out of awkward health situations with ease; what is really in restaurant food; an object goes into one's nose to make one healthy.
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Cutting-edge technology gives a voice to an autistic teen who has never spoken before; after a single mother loses her arms and legs to a life-threatening illness, she beats the odds with the help of new technology.
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The set transforms into an interactive, over-the-top game show about health; quizzes reveal how many calories are in a favorite meal; a trick to healthier skin; why good-for-you foods taste bad.
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Incredible makeovers; dazzling Hollywood stars; breakthrough surgeries; unexpected keys to a longer life; debunking beauty myths; "bad" habits that are actually good.
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