When Michael Moyles was 27, he received an injury that changed his life completely. He was stationed as a Captain in the U.S. Air Force and played basketball for a small city-league in St. Louis. While defending the champion title, Moyles ended up butting heads with another player, an impact that

Doctors often worry that giving patients too much information will be overwhelming or harmful. However, a study by OpenNotes is showing the exact opposite. After giving 20,000 patients access to doctor’s notes through the OpenNotes platform, patients reported feeling more in control, educated, and

By Richard K. Noots Dave Benton, local news anchor, only has six months left to live. Now, this is news no person would want to receive. So, what did Dave do? Told his fans, that’s what. Some call him crazy, others call him brave. Me? Why not crazy brave? Cheesy, I know, but hear me out. Imagine

By Kenny G. Thompson Brain cancer is quite a rare thing to get. Unfortunately for Joey Fabus, he was diagnosed from it at a very early age. He had always wanted to be a cop, but it seemed like he’d never achieve that dream. That is, until his local police department stepped in and decided