Medco Pharmacist Paul Reyes joins us to talk about a recent survey, "America's State of Mind", which shows Americans are increasingly turning to medication to ease their mental stress. He'll discuss various reasons why people are experiencing mental woes and what medications they are turning to. For more information, visit www.medco.com or www.medco.com/media.

Winter is here and it can be especially tough on our skin and nails. While some dislike this time of year because of the snow, wind, sleet, and ice, others dread this time of year because of the drying effects on their skin and hair. Nationally renowned dermatologist Dr. Jeffrey Benabio joins us to talk about the best ways to protect and moisturize your skin. Visit www.dove.com.

Women with postmenopausal osteoporosis are at a higher risk for fracture, expecially during the cold winter months. Dr. Andrea Singer from Georgetown University Medical Center shares ways to reduce the risk of fracture and why postmenopausal women are at such a higher risk. She'll also talk about treatments available and why men should also take notice. Visit www.act2reducefractures.com.

If you're looking to stay in shape during the holidays and after, it's going to taske a mix of exercise and diet. Registered Dietician Lisa Dorfman joins us to talk about getting the necessary nutrients, vitamins, and minerals without sacrificing on taste. She'll also talk about incorporating more exercise in our routine during the winter months. To learn more, visit www.foodfitness.com.

The dreaded cold and flu season is here, but a few simple steps can keep you and your family from getting sick this year. Dr. Yael Halaas, an ear, nose, and throat specialist, joins us to share tips to keep everyone healthy this season. Dr. Halaas discusses steps you can take to prevent getting sick, what you should do if you feel the cold or flu coming on, and the importance of diet and exercise for staying healthy. Visit www.coldeeze.com or www.cdc.gov for more information.

The CDC is launching a comprehensive program to help prevent infections in cancer patients. Each year, it's estimated that 60,000 cancer patients are hospitalized for chemotherapy-related infections and some even die. Dr. Alice Guh joins us to talk about the effects of chemotherapy on the body and why it puts cancer patients at a greater risk of developing serious infections. She'll also talk about the new program and how it aims to help patients. Visit www.cdc.gov.

Have you ever fainted? Did you realize that fainting spell could signify something more serious? 1 in 2 Americans are unaware that fainting could signal a potentially life-threatening heart condition. Renowned cardiac eletrophysiologist Dr. Nicholas Tullo and Trudie Lobban, founder of STARS, a patient advocacy organization that educates people about the dangers of fainting, join us to talk about these dangers and why you should be concerned. Dr. Tullo will explain the link between fainting and heart health, warning signs, diagnostic procedures, and treatments. Trudie discusses the organization and why you should be proactive. Visit www.takefaintingtoheart.org for more information.

We hear the claims the beauty products make, but can they really stand up to the hype? Beauty and Style Expert Jamie Krell stops by to talk about some of the products that actually deliver on their promises. From moisturizing your skin to controlling frizzy hair to looking younger, Jamie shares the products that will help you achieve the look you want. She'll also talk about one product that will not only help you, but help kids fighting cancer as well. Visit www.jamiekrell.com for more information.

Millions of Americans are living with glaucoma and don't even know it. Dr. James Tsai, Chair of the Department of Opthalmology and Visual Science at Yale University, and Scott Christensen, President and CEO of the Glaucoma Foundation, join us to talk about some of the warning signs of glaucoma and why it's important to catch it early. They'll explain why it goes under diagnosed, who is at risk, and how it's detected. They'll also talk about managing glaucoma and preventative steps you can take to preserve your eyesight. Visit www.takeonglaucoma.com for more information.

People are always looking for ways to save money. But when it comes to looking good, they're afraid to cut corners. Beauty expert Jenn Falik joins us to share ways we can still look good without going broke. She'll show us ways we can not only save money, but save time as well by taking care of our beauty needs at home. To learn more, visit www.palovia.com or www.truthorhair.com.

Mental Health America, the nation's largest mental health advocacy organization, has launched a new national program to help people with mental illness plan ahead for their own pyschiatric care. Dr. David Shern, President and CEO of Mental Health America and Dr. Delaney Ruston join us to talk about this new initiative and what it means for those affected by mental illness. They'll talk about the importance of planning for the future and pyschiatric advance directives. For more information, visit www.myplanmylife.com.

If you suffer from dry eyes, light sensitivity, or excessive blinking, you're not alone, but it may be something more serious. Blepharospasm is a rare neurological disorder that causes abnormal, involuntary spasms of the muscles around the eye and is often misdiagnosed. Nilda Rendino and Dona Norton join us today to talk about their experiences with blepharospasm and how they have managed the disorder. They discuss the symptoms and how it's treated and why it can take months if not years to get a proper diagnosis. To learn more, visit www.blepharospasm.org.