See what you need to know about colonoscopies and prostate exams in this infographic.

In Nebraska, one person dies by suicide every 32 hours. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, an opportunity to learn more about the risks of suicide and how to cope with suicide loss.

Immediate Care Video Visits gives Nebraska Medicine patients access to expert immediate care from the comfort of their own home.

Before it gets to your pharmacy, every new treatment goes through the same process of experiments, papers and clinical trials. See how good science works.

Ultramarathoner Tim McGargill runs 100-mile races in the toughest conditions. He’s the first and only Nebraskan to complete the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning: a series of four 100-mile races within 12 weeks of each other. That was in 2013, and he’s still running.

Imagine suffering a series of 14 heart attacks at just 15 years old.

Hot flashes, disrupted sleep and mood disorders can be overwhelming. These symptoms (and many others) can be caused by the same thing: perimenopause.

It was a life-changing surgery, right in the middle of a pandemic. Dan Whithorn got a new heart, knowing he would be dealing with the operation and recovery without his family near. But thanks to his medical team, Dan was never alone. They bonded over books, music and much more!

Can you think like an epidemiologist? See expert guidelines on four key COVID-19 statistics, along with how we’re doing locally.

Some fevers are serious enough to seek medical attention, while others benefit from soothing home treatments. Find out the difference, along with other fever facts.