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Health programme in which viewers can watch or call in for an appointment with Dr Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper, as they diagnose cases from the studio while live on air. Members of the public receive medical advice and health tips from professionals, while there are also reviews on over-the-counter medicines and insight into popular procedures.

Christian Jessen and Dawn Harper open the clinic once again, as Pixie McKenna deals with erectile dysfunction and the doctors find out what semen is made of in the studio lab. Gynaecologist Gabrielle Downey and breast surgeon Patrick Mallucci are also on hand to help with problems.

Christian Jessen and Dawn Harper reveal what pus is made of and offer viewers the chance to take an online test for obsessive compulsive disorder. Patients also seek treatment for sores, infections and open wounds, and consultant urologist Paul Anderson provides advice on penis problems.

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First episode of a new series from the team behind Embarrassing Bodies using video technology so viewers with medical concerns can seek advice and be remotely 'seen' by doctors live on the show, without leaving the comfort of their own homes.

Dr Christian and Dr Dawn Harper are joined live on air by a foot specialist. So if you have a problem with your feet, now is the time to Skype in for a live diagnosis.

Dr Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper are joined live on air by a specialist in women's health.

Dr Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper are joined live on air by a specialist in men's health.

Dr Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper are joined live on air by a specialist in breast care.

Dr Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper are joined live on air by a bariatric specialist to discuss weight and obesity issues. And Dr Pixie visits city centres across the UK and drops in on people's homes to offer advice.

The second series starts with an interactive lesson in how to check your breasts, with volunteers having a go in the studio, and an invitation for viewers to join in from home via Skype. Dr Christian also ventures into the hospital lab to reveal how biopsy work saves lives. And Dr Dawn gets to the bottom of one of our most embarrassing problems - flatulence.

In this edition, a group of men dedicated to promoting early detection of testicular cancer join the doctors in the studio for a live testicle check, and Dr Christian's in the pathology labs at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth hospital to show viewers how testicular cancer is analysed. Meanwhile, scientist Dr James Logan from The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine shows viewers how a bed bug epidemic spreads by taking just two bed bugs and testing how they multiply in the Embarrassing Bodies House of Infestation. Plus Skype consultations with viewers at home.

This time the subject is poo, as the doctors show how best to do one and how to check for bowel cancer. And scientist Dr James Logan from The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine concludes his bed bug epidemic experiment.

The return of the health programme in which viewers can book an online appointment with doctors Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper, who give diagnoses from the studio while on air. There is a live smear test and a chance to see how the results are analysed in a lab, as well as an opportunity to have a consultation with urologist and penis expert Paul Anderson. Pixie McKenna presents a film investigating the cause of an embarrassing condition, and there is a look at the latest medical developments and ground-breaking research being carried out across the UK.

Doctors Christian Jessen and Dawn Harper present more on-air appointments via webcam, with gynaecologist Gabrielle Downey and dentist James Russell providing consultations. Plus, there's a live testicle check for a group of men dedicated to promoting early detection of cancer, and Pixie McKenna presents another film investigating the cause of an embarrassing condition.

In the studio this time the doctors are talking breasts, offering viewers a unique opportunity to have a consultation with one of Britain's top breast surgeons, Patrick Mallucci, while some ladies join the doctors for a breast check. Dr Pixie looks inside the body's most embarrassing excretions, from poo to pus, and this time it's mucus. And Dr Christian Jessen takes a closer look at how men's bodies age, with six naked male volunteers aged between 20 and 70.

Dr Christian uses a camera to examine a man's anus and prostate, while Dr Pixie shows us how to have a healthy bottom. The show discovers why it's worth hanging out in a STI clinic. And there's the chance to sort out any bladder bother with one of Britain's top urologists, Mr Zaki Amallah.

Dr Christian, Dr Dawn and Dr Pixie open their clinic once again in Britain's only live televised surgery. Penis expert Paul Anderson puts men straight with their willy worries, while Dr Dawn asks the ladies, how familiar are you with your own vagina? She puts a group to the test; can they recognise their own genitals in a plaster cast line up? Plus a chance to sort any wobble worries with one of Britain's leading obesity specialists, Mr Shaw Somers. And Dr Christian is fat busting in an interactive fat check the whole nation can do.

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The medical team takes more viewers' appointments live over the internet from Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital and at the mobile clinic, which Pixie McKenna accompanies to Manchester. Plus, Dawn Harper has her mind and body put to the test by Christian Jessen in an experiment to demonstrate the effects of alcohol.

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