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Advances in Care
The impact of organ donation
May 05, 2022
Each year, organ donation saves the lives of thousands of Americans. Here’s how you can make an impact.
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Debunking myths about organ donation
May 03, 2022
Registering to donate when you pass away is one way to help fill the need. Becoming a living kidney or liver donor is another. So, why is there such a gap?
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Heart Surgery: Past to Present
March 22, 2022
Dr. Dawn Hui addresses common questions and misconceptions about heart surgery, which is a life-saving operation for many people.
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Prenatal screenings catch heart defects early
March 01, 2022
Dr. Ginnie Abarbanell, the chair of pediatric cardiology for University Health, talks about the importance of prenatal screenings for congenital heart defects.
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Heart Failure: Facts vs Fiction
February 10, 2022
As a patient, hearing the diagnosis of heart failure can be scary and confusing. Today, we will explain some heart failure basics to help separate facts from fiction.
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How to participate in a clinical trial
December 09, 2021
What are clinical trials? Why are they so important? And most importantly, how and why should you participate in one?
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Chaciti's Story
Bella's Story
Jillian's Journey
Chaciti with her mom.
Chaciti's Patient Story
The University Health pediatric burn team treated Chaciti when she was seven years old, and again years later when she experienced complications.
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Bella and her mom, Alexis, after liver transplant surgery.
Bella's Transplant Story
When Bella was only a few months old, tests showed that she needed a liver transplant. Her mom, Alexis, looked into living liver donation and found out they were a perfect match.
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Jillian Williams poses with her Olympic gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.
Winning Olympic Gold - Jillian's Patient Story
At 19, Jillian Williams was diagnosed with Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare pediatric bone cancer. Williams and her family chose University Health’s Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) cancer treatment program for care.
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