Stirred by his heritage, cardiology fellow, Dr. Alex Hajduczok, traveled to Poland to provide medical aid to Ukrainian refugees crossing the border.

In this episode, meet Dr. Alex Hajduczok, a first year cardiologist fellow, who spent nine days at the Polish/Ukrainian border, providing care to refugees and reconnecting with his Ukrainian roots.

Your spinal cord is essential to your body’s functioning—here’s what happens when it’s damaged and warning signs to be aware of.

A medical-oncologist shares how local research is tackling key barriers to care to help improve rates of screening and early detection.

When most people think about midwives, they think about labor and birth. However, their extensive training in gender-specific health care that goes far beyond pregnancy.

What began as a routine recovery following surgery to repair a sports injury led to the discovery of a life-threatening pulmonary embolism.

Kristine Patella was just 38 years old when diagnosed—a colonoscopy saved her life.

The bottom line is that anxiety is natural, but there is no need to fear a colonoscopy. Screenings save lives.

Jessie Lentz recently celebrated two years seizure-free and reflects on how martial arts has helped her overcome the challenges of living with epilepsy.

South Jersey resident Tom McLaughlin recounts his battle coming off of a ventilator and how he’s managing long-term heart complications, while still living life to the fullest.