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Renowned psychiatrist Dr. Charles Sophy says that teen vaping is a “huge deal” that is happening “right under parents’ noses.”

A 12-year-old who started vaping a year ago says he took up the habit, in part, because of peer pressure, but keeps vaping because it makes him feel “calm.”

A woman says she always wondered why she looked different from her five siblings and that they used to joke that she was the "milkman’s kid." She says she and her siblings took a DNA test and learned the truth about her biological father’s identity.

Psychologist Dr. Nicholas Kardaras joins the “Phil in the Blanks” podcast to discuss the impact of excessive technology on young brains.

Two women say after becoming fast friends at work and learning they were both adopted, they found out surprising news: they are biological sisters. Hear their story.

While the results of DNA tests may make some people’s lives better, shocking results could ruin lives or turn them upside down. If you are considering swabbing your mouth to learn about your history, there are questions you need to ask yourself first.

To make sure everyone feels good while attending a taping of “Dr. Phil,” Randy’s Donuts provides the studio audience with delicious coffee and handmade donuts.

It can be difficult for some people to recognize that they may be a victim of sexual assault – especially when it’s happening under the guise of medical care. Dr. Phil outlines four signs that your doctor may be crossing the line.

A judge who advocates for the survivors of sexual assault says that doctors and others who perpetrate sexual abuse use grooming, gaslighting, love-bombing, and ghosting to manipulate their victims.

UCLA has reportedly spent upward of $700 million in lawsuit settlements for its alleged role in concealing sexual abuse against students by Dr. James Heaps. UCLA Health Media Relations says it is “grateful” for patients who came forward.