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When a brain shunt failed, Austin embarked on a 20-month medical journey.

K-9 officers brighten the day of a girl as she received treatment for cancer at the children's hospital.

Remote video technology played a key role in helping doctors quickly diagnose and treat a teenager for an aggressive autoimmune disorder.

Jack Hood, 14, can't control his muscles due to dystonia. Neurologists hope deep brain stimulation can help him.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Mr. and Mrs. Claus enjoy a Zoom visit with patients at the children’s hospital.

Keep active and have fun this winter with goodies that give back.

Two doctors in the pediatric oncology-hematology fellowship are following in their dads' medical footsteps.

Through the rigors of leukemia treatment, music therapy helped 14-year-old Nora discover a gift for music and song writing.

Great Lakes states are wonderful places to live during the summer months, but a reality check on water safety may be in order.