When unusual bruising appeared on Charlie Price’s back and arm at age 4, his parents began searching for answers, ultimately leading to a rare diagnosis of severe aplastic anemia.
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When Jeff Yets was diagnosed with throat cancer, receiving radiation therapy close to home in the Quad Cities helped him and his wife, Karyn, manage the daily demands of treatment.
When a newborn screening test detected a rare, potentially fatal genetic condition shortly after Harlow Taube was born in Illinois, her parents turned to the experts at University of Iowa Health Care Stead Family Children’s Hospital for treatment.
The screening — a heel prick that collects a few drops of blood to be tested for a variety of disorders — indicated a diagnosis of…
Measles, a highly contagious disease, is once again making headlines in the United States due to the increase in cases across most U.S. states, including Iowa.
As the back-to-school season approaches, Stead Family Children’s Hospital Injury Prevention Team and Safety Store offer some tips to help keep children safe throughout the school year.
Andrew Thomsen, BSN, RN, brings together skill, heart, and a little bit of fun in a way that a patient’s mother described as “heartwarming and awe-inspiring.”
Andrea Moncada, RN, can pinpoint the exact moment when she decided she wanted to become a nurse: While in labor with her first child, she was inspired by the care and respect she received from one of the labor and delivery nurses.
“She was understanding and compassionate. She made me feel good about the entire experience,” Moncada says.
Watch special moments of our Kid Captains and their families at Kids' Day 2026.
For the third-straight year, University of Iowa Health Care was ranked the No. 1 “most humanizing” health care brand in the United States, according to a recently published brand report drawing on in-depth research from more than 29,000 consumers. The Humanizing Brand Experience report by the brand experience company Monigle ranks more than 220 brands across 75 markets with consumers ranking…
University of Iowa Health Care’s MAT (Medication for Addiction Treatment) Mobile Clinic is helping Iowans access life-saving treatment while also training local providers to continue the work long after the van drives away.