Art Muir, 75, the oldest American to summit Mount Everest, shares his journey to the top of the world and how NorthShore University HealthSystem helped him to achieve his goals.

Dietician Emmaline Rasmussen helps us find new ways to nurture ourselves through healthy eating goals and simple tips and tricks after a year-long COVID hibernation.

In this episode, we debunk myths and fact-check fears of the COVID-19 vaccines with Dr. Jennifer Grant, a NorthShore infectious disease physician.

Today we take a closer look at how COVID-19 may be causing heart complications among athletes. NorthShore cardiologist Dr. Jason Robin explains myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle, what symptoms are concerning and when athletes can return to sports. You will also hear from athlete Sarah Barbosa, 19, who had her heart checked after suffering concerning symptoms post COVID-19.

Should those who had COVID be vaccinated? Can I stop wearing a mask after being vaccinated? Did NorthShore start vaccinating frontline workers? In this week’s episode NorthShore Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lakshmi Halasyamani answers these questions, plus a peek at the emotional reaction of the medical community to this breakthrough in science.

What are the possible side effects of the COVID vaccine? How does the COVID-19 vaccine work?

Is there a difference between the two COVID-19 vaccines? Are they safe? In this week's episode, we address these questions.

Episode 1 in a new series on how the coronavirus is affecting the community and what you can do to help fight it.

Luisa Penepacker is an ICU nurse with 29 years of experience. She shares her experiences of life and death on the frontlines of the pandemic.

Maria Kellner was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when she was a toddler. Now at 36, she shares her world of insulin injections, blood sugar checks, and the rollercoaster ride of what happens if she makes a wrong medical decision.