
Faced with a scary diagnosis, Helen Bender Bailey fights melanoma with the help of immunotherapy, family and community.
What began with a family seeking pain relief for a little girl became a new service at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital that gives hope for children with similar severe spinal deformities.
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Faced with a scary diagnosis, Helen Bender Bailey fights melanoma with the help of immunotherapy, family and community.
The Teal Gypsy enables Janna King to raise ovarian cancer awareness while pursuing her passion for fashion.
Dr. Jennifer Young Pierce is using a podcast to empower patients. See how that’s helping people.
Glen was pursuing his dream job as a teacher. Then cancer nearly dashed those dreams. Thankfully, we were able to use personalized research and new treatment options to save his life. Today, Glen is cancer-free and back to inspiring his students.
When Shep was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, his mom felt lost deciding where to find treatment. Care could be found hours away in another city, but Brady's motherly instincts told her not to uproot the family during a year's long struggle. She wanted Shep close to loved ones during treatment, and she found life-saving care where it mattered most — at home.
A cancer diagnosis comes as a shock to most patients, as it did for Anntonette Thompson. After five months of chemotherapy, she’s cancer free.