Treating breast cancer isn't just about the disease--it's about the whole person. Meet the cosmetologists helping women regain their confidence.

More movement, better memory! See the science-backed workout class empowering people with Alzheimer's and dementia. Why caretakers call it a lifeline.

Endometriosis has been called the mystery disease because it's painful, hard to diagnose, affects fertility, and can lead to cancer. Researchers are learning more about the disease. Hear how that knowledge is changing everything for one young woman. Guests include Dr. Austin Findley, gynecologic surgeon, at The University of Kansas Health System, and patient Abby Price.

Hear more about the use of AI in mammograms and how it is helping the future of healthcare. Guests include Onalisa Winblad, MD, director of breast imaging at The University of Kansas Cancer Center.

Four people in need, and four willing kidney donors. One giant effort connecting them all. An eight-person kidney chain. We meet the altruistic donor who brought seven others together to create a life-saving kidney chain.

Tracey Caton's routine mammogram likely saved her life. But it led to tough decisions to keep cancer from coming back. See how she charted a path to survivorship.

Mom and daughter, fighting different cancers at the same time. One cancer journey is hard enough, but see how these women lean on each other and their doctors, as they chart a path to survivorship.

Did you know BRCA mutations affect men too? Two brothers share their family journey through prostate cancer and how genetic risks can change lives. Don't miss this vital discussion!

They've been called "game-changers", "miracle drugs", "the answer to weight loss", but what are GLP-1 drugs really doing inside your body? Don't let side effects surprise you. Join us for a deep dive into their effects on your gut, heart, brain, and more.

David tried radiation; he tried hormone therapy, But when prostate cancer came back, David searched for a second opinion, and found a different path. From recurrent cancer to remission. Plus, the separate-but-simultaneous cancer journey happening in David's own family.