Long time smokers are still at risk for lung cancer, even if they’ve quit. Hear Dean Griffith’s cancer survival story in his own words after annual screenings led to an early detection and successful surgery. Read More

After a misdiagnosis and concern over being heard, Neena turned to The Christ Hospital’s Women’s Heart Center for a second opinion and specialized women’s heart care. Hear how she’s feeling in her own words. Read More

The dance goes on for Heather Britt after a second opinion with The Christ Hospital Health Network and collaboration with the Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Center helped her overcome the misdiagnosis of a rare form of breast cancer. Read More

When a herniated disc and Cauda Equina Syndrome left Kaitlin in extreme pain and in danger of paralysis, she turned to the team at The Christ Hospital, where real-time collaboration led to an easier-than-expected spine surgery and immediate relief. Read More

When William Fryer took a bad fall, his Apple Watch sent an SOS to paramedics. A trip to The Christ Hospital Emergency Room revealed a menace lurking in his lungs, and the data from his watch played a key role in how to treat it. Read More

Lin's survival story demonstrates the importance of early and detection and screening, the latest technology and a team approach to cancer care. Read More

For years, many women with microvascular disease have been told their heart symptoms are psychological. See how one woman’s 16-year quest for answers finally lead to a proper diagnosis and treatment at The Christ Hospital Women’s Heart Center. Read More

From meeting in third grade to traveling the world, Leanne and Lauren have been through it all together. Revealing they both had breast cancer would take their friendship to a new level and give them a new perspective on what it means to be living. Read More

Read how partial knee replacement brought life-changing pain relief for a young woman with hereditary dislocation issues with her knees. Read More

Learn how clinical trials at The Christ Hospital offer hope for patients like Sheila Roush, who are fighting cancer who are running out of conventional treatment options. Read More