You go to your doctor for a screening, and then get the call that you have cancer. It's normal to wonder if another doctor or hospital could give you a better or different outcome. We’ll show you how getting a second opinion can help you feel better about your treatment plan and maybe save your life.

It was a dive into a pool that went horribly wrong. Dennis Evans thought he'd dislocated his shoulder, but doctors thought they'd have to remove his arm. He was also told he'd never throw another baseball. We’ll show you how a second opinion helped save his arm and returned him to the activities he loves.

What started as the flu led to a life-threatening infection in one man's heart. But a second opinion gave Kyle Warren a new chance at life, and a new heart. You’ll meet this father living life to its fullest and the mother of the young man who gave the ultimate gift.

More than two-thirds of women diagnosed with breast cancer will undergo breast reconstruction. While there are many options for reconstruction, we learn the benefits of using a woman's own tissue from her tummy. It's microsurgery and hours long, and you’ll meet one patient who says it's worth it.

A love of the stage led one woman to a career in nursing. Now nurse Tiffany Schweigert is back in the spotlight combining her two loves of art and medicine. She’ll bring to life the play that charted her career path in mental health.

A cancer diagnosis is devastating but the promise of clinical trials and research on the horizon gives hope to many facing the unknown. We will show you how having direct access to clinical trials matters for breast cancer patients.

Live from Arrowhead Stadium, where we will learn more about how local high school athletes are getting the same types of treatment as professional athletes.

Asking for a second opinion about a cancer diagnosis doesn't mean you think the first diagnosis is wrong or that you doubt your doctor. In fact, it may give you peace of mind by confirming your diagnosis. You can then feel confident moving forward with your recommended treatment plan. Our experts will talk about the value of a second opinion.

Hair today, gone tomorrow! You’ll meet a breast cancer survivor who is putting into words the impact cancer, and losing her hair, had on her life. Plus, the role her faith and The University of Cancer Kansas Center had in her healing process.

As part of Pink Week, we’ll go live with the Kansas City Pick Warriors Dragon Boat team, made up of woman who are all breast cancer survivors. Also meet their fun doctor who says this activity is perfect as they recover from breast reconstruction surgery.