Caring for a baby with retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) has never been easy. But mother and social visionary Silke Mader has made it her life’s work to ensure that parents dealing with ROP and other complications today get more support than she did.

Kazani describes how her flexible work arrangement helps her balance her personal and professional lives.

Chinweike Ukomadu thinks that notions about clinicians turning their backs on patients when transitioning to industry are outdated.

After a diagnosis of childhood cancer, Ryan faced the diagnosis and treatment of leukemia head- on with the support of his family and community.

The majority of Europeans can’t identify the warning signs of heart failure, a life threatening disease, which affects one in five people in the region.

Cynthia lives with Heart Failure with preserved Ejection Fraction, a complex and challenging condition.

Christine Hà lost her vision at a young age – and went on to become an award-winning chef.

Patients are learning to live with a chronic disease that will affect one in 5 people over age 40.

Dr. Theophile Tuyisabe is one of only 18 ophthalmologists in Rwanda. We spoke with him about how he does it.

A global survey revealed major disconnects in communication, disease awareness and expectations between patients and physicians.