Pregnancy can be such an emotional and uncertain time. What should you eat or not eat? What medications can you take, if any? You want to do the right thing.
Feelings of guilt and organ donor misconceptions are a common source of worry among many organ recipients. An organ recipient, Live On Nebraska's president and a transplant cardiologist discuss these misconceptions.
A breast cancer diagnosis raises many questions, including what life looks like after treatment. Women who hope to have children may wonder: Can I still breastfeed?
Nebraska Medicine is opening a series of clinics that pair pregnancy specialists with experts in heart health, diabetes care and newborn medicine – all in one visit.
Get the latest COVID-19 news from infectious diseases expert Mark Rupp, MD, including COVID-19 case rates, types of variants circulating and vaccine updates.
Important veins, arteries and nerves travel through a small space between your first rib and collarbone. Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) happens when the nerves or blood vessels in this space become compressed.
While a general dermatologist primarily sees patients in person and sends tissue samples to a lab for analysis, a dermatopathologist has additional training to analyze samples directly under a microscope.
When people think of facial reconstruction, they often imagine cosmetic surgery. Nebraska Medicine facial plastic and reconstruction surgeon Wes Heckman, MD, explains that facial reconstruction is about restoring what was lost.
The AMDS hybrid prosthesis is a small mesh tube placed in the aortic arch during surgery to restore normal blood flow without the need for a full arch replacement.
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