It's an incredible story of a young woman needing a kidney to live and how social media helped her find her match. Now these two young women share their story. We discuss living kidney donations and how to get that conversation started.

The president of the KC Current is sharing her breast cancer diagnosis and why early detection is so important. Raven Jemison is a leader on and off the soccer field. Hear her message for all women.

It started with a routine checkup, then she heard the word "cancer." We follow one woman's journey who was diagnosed with breast cancer and then melanoma.

She's a young mom of four juggling kids, work and life— and breast cancer wasn't part of the plan. Facing tough choices, she's driving nearly six hours for the care she needs because her health is worth the drive.

Skin cancer can be aggressive, and it doesn't always stay on the surface. Hear one woman's powerful story of choosing surgery and immunotherapy to fight back.

He's the youngest man in the US to be diagnosed with breast cancer. And now it's back. Bret Miller shares his recent cancer battle. We'll also hear from the experts about the latest treatments.

Robotic surgery has improved patient recovery. It means smaller incisions and less pain. In most cases- shorter hospital stays. We'll take you inside the O-R and show you the latest technology.

Cancer is more treatable—and survivable—than ever before, thanks to groundbreaking clinical trials and medical breakthroughs. One former reading coach is now a cancer coach, inspiring others to keep fighting and never give up.

Prostate cancer is common- unfortunately even more common and often deadlier in Black men. Meet a patient who learned he didn't need treatment right away and how his team at The University of Kansas Cancer Center helped make the decision on when to have surgery.

An elite swim coach known for training Olympic hopefuls suddenly finds themself on the other side of perseverance. Diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML), they face their toughest challenge yet- a fight for their life. After grueling rounds of chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant, The University of Kansas Cancer Center helped them emerge with a renewed purpose and perspective.