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Danielle Duran's story begins in the early 2000s, when she was a young professional living in New York. Danielle was born in Brazil. She moved to the United States for graduate school and was building her career. She was energetic, ambitious, and planning for the future. But her life took a sudden turn when routine medical tests revealed a serious health issue. What ...


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The First Signs of Illness

Bill's health problems started in the 1960s. At 13 years old, he collapsed, and an ambulance carried him to the hospital. Doctors ran tests and told him he had chronic persistent hepatitis. At that time, hepatitis viruses were not well understood. The doctors didn't know if his illness would improve, get worse, or stay hidd...


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Kay Anderson has spent her life caring for others. She spent more than 40 years as a nurse, caring for hospital patients, serving veterans, and working as an officer in the U.S. Air Force. Her passion turned into a mission to guide people through life's toughest health battles.

But Kay's story is not just about the care she gave as a nurse. It is also ...


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Dr. Jody Olson didn't come from a family of college graduates. He was the first. When he began college, he thought he wanted to become a lawyer. A popular TV drama about attorneys and his natural love for debate may have influenced him. A wise college advisor told him to study science, just in case he decided to change his career plans. That advice o...


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Dr. Anjana Pillai grew up in a small village in southern India. Her father was the only doctor in the area. He came home from the city on weekends to treat patients who couldn't afford care. She remembers sitting on his lap while he worked and seeing how much people respected him. She thought he was the coolest person in the world and never considered any other caree...


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