Your top stories of 2019
Get your daily dose of inspiration by exploring our most extraordinary stories of survival, miracles and medical innovation.
Get your daily dose of inspiration by exploring our most extraordinary stories of survival, miracles and medical innovation.
A year after a sudden cardiac arrest stopped his heart, Gordon Bose looks forward to celebrating his new "first birthday" this holiday.
When Michael Travis suffered a sudden heart problem, quick action—and the instant availability of an AED unit—made all the difference.
Jeremy VerVeer suffered his first heart attack at age 25. He then survived three more by age 38.
As Sid Sybenga lay in critical condition following a cardiac arrest, an innovative lung treatment gave his family hope for his recovery.
Fabiola Garnett suffered cardiac arrest at age 13. Two decades later, she received the gift of a heart.
With a love of hobos and an aversion to technology, Claud Wolff seemed the least likely guy to find solace in the high-tech Spectrum Health app.
While proud of the tremendous growth of Spectrum Health during his 18 years of leadership, President and CEO Rick Breon is ready to embrace retirement life.
Twin brothers John and Tom Pantlind shared many experiences growing up. Now they share an end to their heart troubles.
David Eck thought he was in the clear after surviving a heart attack miles offshore in the Gulf Coast. But years later, fear returned.
Scott Kovacs' heart beat a path toward almost certain death. With a new heart, he's now running toward his future.
Surgery and a steely resolve helped Howie Glupker, 76, put his heart attack behind him and the softball field ahead.