As March Madness is set to begin, meet the minds of Kansas Team Health, who are helping to ensure that athletes stay healthy.

It’s Colorectal Awareness Month, and we discuss screening, treatment and why we are seeing a younger population being diagnosed. Tiffany will share her cancer journey as well as her crucial catch experience.

A man who had agonizing leg pain talks about the new treatment that got him back up and active for the first time in years.

Learn more about the unique healthcare journey of childhood cancer survivors and the doctor focused on keeping them cancer free in adulthood.

You’ll see the incredible story of two siblings who both needed heart transplants. We’ll look at how shared DNA can impact heart problems.

New research on intermittent fasting is focused on not just “what” you eat, but “when” you eat and the impact on blood sugar for diabetics.

One woman's debilitating pain simply vanished. But only after she realized what was really causing it and got the proper treatment.

As part of the “Where Are They Now?” series, take a look at how a patient with severe COVID symptoms may have been helped in her recovery by her pregnancy.

Clinical trials are the way advances in medicine are developed and they depend on people taking part to be successful. Now there’s an app to make it easier to sign up and to help insure more diverse participation.

People with Down syndrome used to die young, but we've come a long way in a short time. Modern medicine is creating longer, healthier lives for people living with this condition. You’ll meet one of our guests, an adult, living with Down syndrome.