Diagnosed with disease he studied, Stanford doctor puts his personal story at center of new class
Dr. Bryant Lin is hoping his cancer journey can be a teaching moment for future physicians.
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Thanks to local production of Broadway musical, North Bay WWI vet finally gets gravestone, recognition
It was Maeve Smith’s production of “The Hello Girls” in Sonoma earlier this year that ultimately led to Juliette Cortial Smith’s burial site being properly marked.
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East Bay woman who fed homeless, even while homeless herself, back on her feet and still giving
For years, Sharon Alexander has been feeding those living under Interstate 980 in Oakland – even when her circumstances were not much better. Garvin Thomas reports.
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The sewing machine maven: South Bay woman nurses broken machines back to life for refugee families
Pat Vandermolen says the work to repair more than 50 sewing machines has not only benefited refugee families, but has helped her heal from trauma from her time as a nurse in the Vietnam War.
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Inspired by daughter lost to cancer, East Bay father pursues doctorate, vows to help search for cures
Allen Rush studied ways in which AI could aid medical research, such as early detection of cancers like the one his daughter, Jaqueline, died from.
