How did a random Facebook message help a man with cancer on the stem cell transplant list? Guests include Dr. Nasheen Ahmed, hematologist and medical oncologist; Dr. Chris Lominska, radiation oncologist; and Shelleen King, RN, bone marrow transplant coordinator.

Meet a woman who was fearless in the face of cancer and a heart attack. You’ll see how her bleak prognosis transformed into survival and inspired her husband to start writing. Guests include BMT Coordinator Shelleen King, RN, hematologist and medical oncologist Dr. Nausheen Ahmed and radiation oncologist Dr. Chris Lominska.

With Parkinson's disease, shaking, spasms, and tremors can rob you of a normal life and new research finds it's more common than we realize. Meet one patient who went years without proper treatment until she sought a second opinion. Guests include: Dr. Rajesh Pahwa, director, Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorder Center; Dr. Andrea Lee, movement disorder specialist, The University of Kansas Health System; Dr. Kelvin Au, movement disorder specialist, The University of Kansas Health System; and Pam Sullivan, living with Parkinson’s disease.

We discuss the affects alcohol has on the body. From many cancers and liver disease, we dive into way to keep healthy and still enjoy a drink. Guests include gastroenterologist Dr. Steve Weinman and addiction psychiatrist Dr. Roopa Sethi.

After a heart attack and triple bypass, one patient developed a completely blocked crucial artery. We’ll show you the dramatic before and after pictures, and tell you about the procedure that saved his life. Guests include cardiologist Dr. Tony Spaedy and Dr. Michael Kennedy.

A leader, a mentor, and a nationally acclaimed expert is the new leader of The University of Kansas Cancer Center. Meet the man who is leading innovative research and patient care. Guests include Dr. Roy Jensen, director and vice chair, The University of Kansas Cancer Center, and Dr. Jeff Holzbeierlein, new physician-in-chief, The University of Kansas Cancer Center; president, Society of Urologic Oncology, Inc.

We are profiling the 100th proton patient at The University of Kansas Cancer Center – a woman who had a complex tumor that was no problem for the new technology.

Learn more about the painful 8-year journey from cancer diagnosis to remission – and the concerning healthcare gap Black patients face. Guests include multiple myeloma patient David Rolf and hematologist and medical oncologist Dr. Leyla Shune.

U.S. Assistant Secretary of Health Admiral Rachel Levine shares new information on long COVID from ongoing research that started two years ago. Admiral Levine is also a pediatrician and will talk about the impact of long COVID on children.

The federal government recently outlined a plan to revamp the nation's organ transplant system, hoping to make it more efficient. We’ll talk with transplant doctors about what those changes could mean for us in the Midwest. Guests include director of transplantation Dr. Timothy Schmitt, transplant surgeon and vice president of perioperative and procedural services here at the health system Dr. Sean Kumer and transplant hepatologist Dr. Ryan Taylor.