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.

For a local drummer, it felt like heartburn, but it was serious heart trouble instead. He's back behind his drums after a complicated surgery. Our doctors pulled talk about how they pulled off a rare quintuple bypass.

It was a Christmas rush like no other. Doctors at the health system performed four heart transplants in just 36 hours. You’ll meet the doctor who helped pull off the holiday feat, plus one woman who got the special Christmas gift of life.

For decades we've known smoking tobacco can lead to lung cancer. But more than 30 million Americans do it anyway. You’ll meet a team that is driving that number down by engaging people right at the side of their hospital bed. They’ll share their expert advice on quitting smoking.

Our experts break down the first ever guidelines for treating, not just preventing, childhood obesity.

We need good sleep just like we need the air we breathe. Studies are linking sleep deprivation to some serious side effects and damage to our health. But what is good sleep? How much of it do we need each night? Our experts have the answers.

The second leading cause of lung cancer may be permeating your home and you don’t even realize it. It’s a colorless, odorless gas called radon, and we’ll show you how to identify and test for it.

Where can you turn when your doctor doesn't believe you? Despite multiple scans and tests that came back negative, one patient said she wasn't imagining the pain. You’ll see the condition and the treatment that finally gave her relief.

Her morning runs just didn't feel right. You’ll meet a woman who saved her own life by listening to her body and the warning signs her heart was sending.

You’ll meet a breast cancer survivor who’s fighting a new battle. Her cancer is gone but now she’s trying to get her body back, ten years later.