Read a story about Kendra Jackson, and how her chronically runny nose turned out to be a cerebrospinal fluid leak. Once told it was only allergies, Doctor Schneider suspected it was a more dangerous condition.

We had to go home without our baby. I don’t think I can explain that pain to anyone who hasn’t lived it.

On May 22, 2012, Nichole Smith gave birth to healthy twins at Nebraska Medicine. Months prior, a physician at another Omaha hospital told Nichole she had suffered a miscarriage. Nichole went to Nebraska Medicine for a second opinion.

Some days are tough, but when I start to shake and feel the weakness coming on, I think of a handful of important people watching over me and I tell them, NOT TODAY! Today is not going to be the day that I don’t get better. 

After being diagnosed with colon cancer, Rick Smith is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatments at Nebraska Medicine. His wife, Rae Jean, stays by his side. “Get a colonoscopy. It can save your life,” says Rick.

Doctor Corrigan McBride, bariatric surgeon at Nebraska Medicine, shares her personal story of going through bariatric weight-loss surgery two times.

My husband and I would travel anywhere to get Brylie the care she needs, but now we live a short drive from one of the few facilities in the nation that specializes in intestinal failure. The multidisciplinary team will help Brylie down the road to health and digestion.

The decision to have weight-loss surgery is not an easy one. Learn about one Nebraska Medicine doctor decided it was the right choice for her.

An Omaha man is convinced guardian angels saved him from an accident that nearly cost him his life.

The wig bank is open for any individual experiencing hair loss due to cancer, burns or alopecia.