Strong Medicine - Season 2 (2001)

As Lu travels to Puerto Rico where her grandmother needs a bone marrow transplant, she flashes back to her days as a resident and how she met Peter and Lana.

The parents of conjoined twin daughters refuse to have them separated; Lu suspects that a woman diagnosed with leukemia intentionally started a fire.

Dana is blamed by baseball fans after the home team loses a playoff game; Lu treats a young woman who has been diagnosed with scleroderma.

Lu helps out a mother who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's that is in danger of losing custody of her teenage Down Syndrome son; Dana is concerned about the welfare of a pregnant alcoholic woman.

A patient of Dana's ignores her advice when she decides to have her troubled adoptive teenage daughter undergo rebirthing therapy; Lu treats another patient of Dana's who is sick with tuberculosis.

Dr. Jackson asks Dana to try a new experimental drug on his wife who has multiple sclerosis; Lu treats a young woman with anorexia.

When Dana's patient gives birth to twins, it's revealed that one baby is black and the other is white; Lu suspects that a woman suffering from chronic back pain has an addiction to prescription drugs; Nick treats a young boy with suspicious bruises.

Dana treats a male acquaintance of hers who is diagnosed with cancer; Lu gets in trouble with the police after defending a diabetic woman who was mistaken as being a drunk driver.

Dana treats a promising young figure skater with osteoporosis who is determined to compete in the Olympics; Lu is not thrilled with the father of Marc's new girlfriend.

Dana suspects an Amish woman is infected with mad-cow disease; and Lu treats Lana for a sexual dysfunction stemming from her days as a prostitute.

Dana treats a pro-life politician diagnosed with preeclampsia; Lu treats a woman who is undergoing menopause.

Lu helps out a woman with carpal tunnel syndrome whose job won't cover her medical condition; Dana treats a pregnant woman and her teenage son for lead poisoning.

Lu treats a young college woman with meningitis; meanwhile, Dana develops symptoms which suggest that she might be pregnant.

Lu is concerned about the health of the newborn of a wanted female criminal; Dana is concerned when a patient of hers requests breast implants after the first ones rupture.

A nurses' strike affects the hospital which forces Dana to withhold an experimental treatment for a sick baby and delays a medical procedure for an abused patient of Lu's.

Rittenhouse faces a blood shortage; Dana treats a woman who has unknowingly contracted hepatitis from her husband; Lu treats a family with Lyme Disease they contracted from a stray dog that was used in illegal dog fighting.

Lu deals with a life-changing event that makes her the patient for once, and Dr. Stowe has a patient whose dying wish is more difficult to grant than she first thought.

Lu struggles to cope with the aftermath of her rape; Dana has no choice but to turn to Lu's rapist, Dr. Kilner for advice when a pregnant patient of hers is diagnosed with colon cancer.

After Lu discovers that Dr. Kilner will not be prosecuted for raping her, she decides to punish herself instead; Dana's best friend is diagnosed with a fatal lung disease as she is trying to become pregnant.