gillette STORIES 02, 2016

Hear from Gillette's Scott Schwantes, M.D., about what it means to have a rare disease, and why he's so passionate about helping Gillette patients thrive.

A longtime Gillette patient takes a stand against college bullying after using adaptive equipment on campus. She used social media to respond.

A prestigious NIH grant is helping Gillette's gait and motion analysis research team improve treatment outcomes. “This grant allows us to open up new and exciting avenues of work” says Michael Schwartz, director of bioengineering research at Gillette.

"I recognize that for many families just feeling heard and feeling like somebody listened to their whole story is important," says Kim McConnell, M.D. Learn about McConnell's work at Gillette and why she's the recipient of a prestigious award.