“We weren’t sure what type of cancer I had; we just knew it was bad.”
Sara Snow was calm when her doctor told her she was dying. When the 65-year-old was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroendocrine carcinoma in May 2024, she was given 18 months to live. Knowing how serious her condition was, she and her doctor sprang into action.
“I don’t stress about the small stuff as much as I used to.”
The changes 35-year-old Caleb Jenkins are experiencing one-year post-chemo are a lot more than his hair growing back darker and curlier. He has also developed a deeper understanding of what it means to live his life to the fullest.
Choosing the best childbirth center to welcome your baby into the world is a big decision, and let’s be honest—it can feel a bit overwhelming. Whether you’re searching for a hospital or a birthing center, it’s important to choose a facility that aligns with your birth plan and personal needs. From pain management options to postpartum care, you want a center that truly fits your needs (and your vibe). The good news? If your OB delivers at more than one hospital, you get to choose the facility that feels like the best fit for you and your growing family.
Sara Snow is saving precious time in her fight against cancer thanks to OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center at Hillcrest. She used to drive nearly four hours round trip to be treated in Oklahoma City, now she gets high-quality treatment 5 minutes from home. Dr. Kyle Brett, oncologist, spoke to News on 6 about why Sara's treatment is groundbreaking in more ways than one.
The National Cancer Institute estimates that more than 600,000 Americans die from cancer every year. In the state of Oklahoma, lung cancer is the most common type. Today, new robotic surgery systems are helping doctors detect and treat lung cancer earlier — and saving lives in the process.
Dolly McNulty, a traveling nurse, was on a World War I troop train heading west from New York in 1918 when she read about the flu epidemic in Tulsa. Her curiosity led her to stop in town and attend a meeting to address the outbreak. This decision would alter the course of her life and leave a legacy that is still alive today.
Many people believe flu season only lasts a few months, but it can stretch through seven months of the year. Learn tips on what to do if you think you may have the flu.
Tulsa resident Elizabeth Busten received a breast cancer diagnosis on her 35th birthday in 2004, a challenge that she said came completely by surprise. As with many who are diagnosed with breast cancer, she had no family history or indicators that she would have to face breast cancer so young.
Hillcrest's partnership with OU Health is bringing cutting-edge cancer care to Tulsa in a way Tulsans have never seen before. Dr. Kyle Brett, oncologist at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center at Hillcrest, spoke to News on 6 about the collaboration. News on 6 also spoke with Hillcrest employee and cancer patient Liz Busten, who says finding this level of cancer care in Tulsa has changed her life.
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Dr. Clint Merritt, breast surgical oncologist with Utica Park Clinic, sat down with News on 6 to talk about the importance of early detection, and why you may need to get a mammogram earlier if you have a family history of the disease.