After going through a very difficult and personal experience, Bethenny decided to talk to Dr. Raj and her audience about her miscarriage and how it affected her.
Watch the segment here: Bethenny Dicusses Her Miscarriage
More couples struggling with infertility are choosing an alternative path to parenthood: Finding a surrogate thousands of miles from home. NBC’s Ian Williams reports on a family who chose an Indian surrogate, and TODAY contributor Dr. Roshini Raj talks about the pros and cons to the growing trend.
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Dr. Oz has got all the tools you’ll need to help you feel and look your best. Learn the secrets that Hollywood stars use to lose two dress sizes instantly so you can too! Plus, find out which new skin care products to make you look younger overnight! Fight all the signs of aging with anti-aging cocktails that turn back the clock.
Watch the segment here: Dr. Oz
Dr. Roshini Raj sits down with TODAY’s Natalie Morales to share tips to help you take charge of your health, including when to request a copy of your medical records, and when it’s OK to ask your doctor to recommend another physician from whom you can obtain a second opinion.
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Do you have a question too embarrassing to ask your doctor? Audience members ask Dr. Raj their grossest questions ever. Watch as they bare all to prove that even the most disgusting questions can reveal something about your health.
Watch the video here: What The Yuck!?
TODAY contributor Dr. Roshini Raj discusses why allergy season has arrived so early and says you can help combat the coughing and sneezing by using a dehumidifier and limiting your outdoor activities.
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Have your days of college partying, late-night eating, smoking and sunburns caught up with you? Health magazine’s Dr. Roshini Raj discusses how you may be able to help your body heal from health mistakes in your past.
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