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Dr. Eric Goldberg says frequent check-ins are a good idea to monitor how well people are recovering.

NYU Langone’s breakthrough xenotransplantation has opened the door to new advances.

Dr. Joel Salinas has mirror-touch synesthesia, which causes him to feel what others feel.

After losing her husband to cancer, Sherril Card-Gordon took up nursing to bring hope to others.

Dr. Marleen Meyers says raising awareness of symptoms and risk factors could increase survival rates.

Colorectal surgeon Dr. Tarik Kirat discusses how someone can take care of their body after j-pouch surgery.

Dr. Salinas uses his neurologic condition to help others through medical treatment.

The series returns with real-life stories of doctors and staff at NYU Langone.

Nora, 8 years old, learns her brain tumor is now 50 percent smaller, thanks to a clinical trial.

Patient Sarah Digby discusses living with this painful condition and her life-changing treatment.