Bryan, a young man with Leigh syndrome, was facing testicular cancer that had spread to his abdomen and neck.

This biking enthusiast was inspired to advocate for his own health — and along the way, he also helped grow his family.

Advancements in minimally invasive surgery at Johns Hopkins Medicine brought Eduardo Giez Estima and his family from Brazil to Baltimore.

Following bladder removal surgery, John shares his story about receiving a diagnosis and treatment from the multidisciplinary team at Johns Hopkins.

After receiving treatment for non-muscle invasive bladder cancer and discovering that his tumor was not responding, Dr. Warren Brill was referred to Johns Hopkins.

This champion swimmer sought a second opinion at Johns Hopkins, and four weeks after a radical prostatectomy he was back in the pool.

Enrolled in the Active Surveillance Program, Charlie has been living with very low-risk prostate cancer for 10 years without surgical intervention.