Jack Petersen’s parents faced an unimaginable choice when he was born with kidney failure. Doctors gave him less than a 5% chance of survival.

When Julie Kane’s infant son, Connor Okruhlica, needed a liver transplant in 1997, her family traveled from Kentucky to Omaha for the life-saving procedure. The family faced a difficult journey, but the kindness and generosity they experienced along the way left a lasting impact.

Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis is stressful enough without having to wait days or weeks for a specialist appointment. Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center provides same- or next-day appointments (SONDA) for patients recently diagnosed with breast cancer.

Bennington Health Center, located at 156th and State Street, provides convenient access to comprehensive primary care for families in the rapidly growing community in and around Bennington.

UNMC and Nebraska Medicine are inviting their supporters to come together for this year’s For the Greater Good giving day on April 22 and 23.

Question: I keep getting bacterial vaginosis even after treatment. Should my partner be treated, too? Answered by Karen Carlson, MD, OB-GYN.

Blood clots can be dangerous under certain circumstances. Vascular surgeon Mrinalini Patil, MD, explains the most common vein blockages, their symptoms, risks and when to take action.

Hip impingement, or femoroacetabular impingement syndrome, happens when the bones of the hip joint are shaped in a way that makes them not fit together perfectly.

A new set of dietary guidelines for Americans was recently released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Question: I’m newly pregnant and my doctor wants to test my hCG levels. What is hCG, and why does it need to be checked? Answered by Karen Carlson, MD, OB-GYN.