A cancer survivor. A heart attack victim. Pediatric patients. Be inspired by medical stories from ordinary people who’ve had extraordinary challenges. Hear about the health problems and transformations of our patients.
When the Mobile Mammography Coach visited her workplace, Robane Beroza was the first to sign up.
Alec was a healthy 46-year-old with little family history of cancer. Then he felt a pain in his stomach.
With the help of her neuro-oncologist and a team of old friends, Joanne Walsh is successfully navigating the challenges of living with glioblastoma.
When COVID came to her intensive care unit, this UVA Health nurse remembers "making a distinct choice to put my life up for this."
Carrie Rush was told her child would be born with a jaw abnormality that could obstruct breathing. UVA physicians had a plan. Then came a snowstorm.
For years, Charlottesville resident Charley Burton longed for a body that fit his gender identity. Here, he shares his story with us.
Charity Fowler had a rare type of stroke. She writes about her trauma, recovery, and the stroke symptoms we should all know about.
Jamie needed surgery to remove his melanoma and reconstruct his eyelid. Now he's doing his best to prevent skin cancer in his son.
Conor's condition put him at risk for brain damage. 4 years after his transplant, that risk is gone, and he's now a big brother.
An organ donor gave Patty Grimm her life back, but it wasn’t a heart, liver, kidney or lungs. Find out how a bone and tissue donation made all the difference in her quest to walk again.
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