Julia Fulmer's recent trips to and from Rochester were a little less stressful (and a lot more glamourous) thanks to an organization that helps pediatric[...]
Isis Gauzens wanted to find a way to prepare her young sons before she took them to visit their father in the intensive care unit.[...]
"Lego has essentially taken the concrete block, the building block of the world, and made it into the building block of our imagination." Ayah Bdeir
Amy Cierzan-Shaw was determined to see her daughter get married, despite a devastating cancer diagnosis months before the wedding. When her care team realized time[...]
Receiving news that your child has cancer can be an isolating experience. That’s why the nonprofit Brighter Tomorrows, an organization that connects families affected by[...]
An ordinary afternoon of jury duty turned anything but for internal medicine resident Adam Kase, M.D., when a fellow juror went into sudden cardiac arrest.[...]
Kari Turkowski’s bid to compete in her first Ironman competition since being diagnosed with stage 2 heart failure was cut short, but her determination remains.[...]
It sounds like science fiction, but instead it's just plain science: Creating 3-D models of a patient's anatomy is becoming more common when planning for[...]
Mayo pediatric neurologist Gesina Keating, M.D., knows that a brain tumor is a "daunting diagnosis" for kids. She also knows how resilient those kids are,[...]