Dr. Kelly Powers, a Fox News medical contributor and respected surgeon, has passed away at 45 after a courageous battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. She died Sunday in New Jersey, according to an obituary from Holmdel Funeral Home.

Born May 13, 1979, in Yonkers, New York, Dr. Powers built a remarkable career in both medicine and media. Her dedication to health and education made her a trusted source for millions who turned to her for medical insight and clarity.

She earned multiple degrees and completed surgical training at Georgetown University and Boston University, where her skill and compassion quickly set her apart in the field of podiatric surgery.

Over the years, Dr. Powers became a familiar face on national television, appearing on Fox News, CNN, CBS, and Fox Business. Her calm, confident voice and clear explanations made her one of the most respected medical contributors on air.

Her life changed in 2020 when she was diagnosed with glioblastoma after collapsing during a live broadcast. Even as she underwent three brain surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation, she continued sharing her medical expertise and inspiring others with her resilience.

Amid treatment, she experienced one of her greatest joys — welcoming her son, Bennett. Her strength as a mother and physician became a symbol of perseverance and hope to those who followed her story.

She is survived by her husband, Steven Doll, and their young son. Her obituary described her as “a brave and beautiful soul” who faced every challenge with grace and courage.

Dr. Kelly Powers’ legacy lives on through her medical contributions, her on-air presence, and the many lives she touched. Her story remains a testament to compassion, strength, and the enduring spirit of those who heal others even while fighting their own battles.