A Second Chance That Changed Everything

A Second Chance That Changed Everything

by | Jun 10, 2026

How a groundbreaking liver transplant program at Sutter’s CPMC helped Jerry Delgado reclaim his life—and build a future he once thought was impossible Less than two years ago, Jerry Delgado didn’t know if he would live long enough to imagine a future. Now age 41, the...
After Brain Cancer, He Paints What Gratitude Looks Like

After Brain Cancer, He Paints What Gratitude Looks Like

by | Jun 10, 2026

Vincent Serritella, 50 – an artist, filmmaker, engineer and former Pixar animator – woke on Dec. 5 to flashing bursts of light in the far left edge of his vision. He assumed it was fatigue. “I just thought I was working too much and needed a weekend to reset,” he...
A Workplace Built on Purpose and Possibility

A Workplace Built on Purpose and Possibility

by | Jun 10, 2026

Sutter Health again recognized by Newsweek as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces For the third year in row, Sutter Health has been recognized by Newsweek as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for 2026, reflecting continued progress in how the organization...
Training the Next Generation of Doctors Behind the Scan

Training the Next Generation of Doctors Behind the Scan

by | Jun 4, 2026

Before doctors can treat a stroke, remove a tumor or stop internal bleeding, a medical professional must find it first. Radiologists help patients get answers faster, helping physicians diagnose cancer, heart disease, traumatic injuries and countless other medical...
How a Neurosurgeon Learned to Live With the End of Life

How a Neurosurgeon Learned to Live With the End of Life

by | Jun 3, 2026

By Jenn Lonzer, Vitals contributor When neuro-oncologist Dr. Akanksha Sharma first met Dr. Ronnie Mimran he was already deeply familiar with medicine. Too familiar, perhaps. Dr. Mimran spent years teaching neurosurgery, most recently as part of Sutter West Bay Medical...