Keeland Sanders died last September at 11 years old after being diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, an aggressive brain cancer. Because of his diagnosis, Sanders wanted to be a surgeon when he grew up, so he wanted to join the Future Healers program.
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A study focusing on the work of a Louisville nonprofit's educational program was published in a medical journal.
Because of his diagnosis, Keeland Sanders wanted to be a surgeon when he grew up, so he wanted to join the Future Healers program.
The 30-second video features participants of the Future Healers program learning inside an operating room.
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The doctor says she started designing the casts in order to help make medical procedures less scary for children.
Matthew Scott, from New Jersey, received a hand transplant from Kleinert and Kutz Hand Center in 1999 during a groundbreaking surgery.
This American Heart Month, a heart surgeon and one of his patients are sharing their special bond.
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Gladys Boone has polycystic kidney disease, a diagnosis she received more than 20 years ago after losing her newborn son to the same condition.