All Videos Landing - Page 83

All Videos

Filter by:

Modern Surgeons Borrow a Trick From Ancient Times

The brain is encased in bone, which makes performing surgery on it difficult. But there is a solution that embalmers in ancient Egypt knew about.
alt00:01:50
recipe-rehab

How to Bread Fish

Tune in Saturday morning on CBS. Check your local listings!
alt00:00:35
recipe rehab

Recipe Rehab Season 3 - Episode 2 Preview

On this week's episode of Recipe Rehab, we meet the Pei family, whose Asian fried rice and spring rolls have been a family favorite for generations.
alt00:01:54
recipe rehab

How to Use Brown Rice Wrappers to Make Spring Rolls

Tune in Saturday morning on CBS. Check your local listings!
alt00:00:43
recipe rehab

How to Heat Sesame Oil

Tune in Saturday morning on CBS. Check your local listings!
alt00:00:36
recipe rehab

Chef Vikki Chills Her Brownie Dough

Tune in Saturday mornings on CBS. Check your local listings!
 00:00:37

An Ordinary Flu Led to 45 Days In a Coma

It’s impossible to predict when an ordinary infection may lead to acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). When it does, only 6 in 10 people survive.
alt00:01:41

FDA Approves Real-Life ‘Robocop’ Device

Errol Samuels is still paralyzed, but now he can stand up and walk, thanks to a revolutionary new device.
alt00:02:38
kids'-health

Sickle Cell Patient Hits Rare Milestone — His 70th Birthday

It's rare for people with sickle cell disease to reach their sixth decade, much less their eighth.
alt00:02:20
healthy-living

Mystery Rashes Linked to Pre-Moistened Wipes

A rash of unexplained skin allergies is traced to a preservative used in many flushable wipes for the bathroom.
alt00:01:41
blood clots

Brian Vickers Loves to Race – But He Can’t When He’s On His Meds

People on blood thinners can’t take physical risks, so Brian Vickers had a choice to make.
 00:02:26

3 Fitness Techniques to Get Ripped Fast

Jillian Michaels explains the most effective ways to burn fat and build muscle for the quickest visible results.
 00:01:21
recipe-rehab

The First Rule of Baking for Someone With Food Allergies

Chef Richard Rosendale recommends doing your homework before baking for someone with food allergies. Always check ingredient labels to make sure nothing has been prepared or processed in the viscinity of the allergen in question.
alt00:00:42

How to Make Mini Burritos to Control Your Portion Size

Chef Richard Rosendale ditches tortillas for wonton skins and bakes his mini burritos in a muffin tin. His mini burrito bakes are easy to cook, and to eat.
alt00:00:47
recipe-rehab

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 24 Preview

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 24 Preview
alt00:01:45
recipe rehab

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 23 Preview

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 23 Preview
alt00:01:53
high cholesterol

FH: A Story of Hope

FH: A Story of Hope
alt00:05:28
recipe rehab

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 22 Preview

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 22 Preview
alt00:01:00
ulcerative colitis

A Hidden Condition Comes Out of the Closet

Carrie Gentile is not alone. She is one of 18 million Americans who suffer from fecal incontinence, the inability to control bowel movements. But she is now getting help, and she is no longer silent about her condition.
alt00:01:31
asthma

Her Windpipe Shrank to the Size of a Cocktail Straw

She sounded like “Darth Vader” and couldn’t climb stairs without gasping for air.
alt00:01:42
alzheimer's disease

Do-It-Yourself Alzheimer’s Test Reveals Early Disease

Thirty percent of patients who take the SAGE Test discover cognitive problems they weren’t aware of.
alt00:01:33
ovarian-cancer

Ovarian Cancer Is Not a ‘Silent Killer’

Ovarian cancer is rarely caught early, but that's not because it has no symptoms. A specialist calls that reputation "baloney."
alt00:02:36
recipe rehab

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 20 Preview

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 20 Preview
alt00:01:52
recipe-rehab

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 19 Preview

Recipe Rehab Season 2 - Episode 19 Preview
alt00:00:58