KCU News

Lt. Cmdr. Jeffrey Biberston, DO, a 2014 graduate of Kansas City University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, has been recognized as the 2024 Junior Officer of the Year by the Naval Medical Research Unit (NAMRU) San Antonio.

In the latest AMA STEPS Forward podcast, Dr. Robert Cooley, associate professor of Primary Care, discusses how collaborative models play a crucial role in addressing health care disparities and improving access to care for underserved communities.

In today’s fast-paced world, it can be easy to get overwhelmed by constant news and digital distractions. Dr. Sarah Getch offers valuable insights on how to stay grounded amidst the noise.

This year’s flu season is hitting harder than usual. KCU’s Dr. Ben Grin breaks down what you need to know about the rising cases, why this season is more severe and the best ways to protect yourself.

Over half of Americans suffer from sleep disorders, which can have far-reaching consequences on their physical and mental well-being. Talene Churukian, DO, MPH, a 2004 College of Osteopathic Medicine graduate from Kansas City University, is on a mission to raise awareness about the importance of sleep and the profound impact on overall health.

Kansas City University is pleased to announce a combined total of $1.25 million in philanthropic gifts, underscoring the university’s commitment to advancing health care education and fostering equity.

Erinne Kennedy, DMD, assistant dean of curriculum and integrated learning at Kansas City University’s College of Dental Medicine and a spokesperson for the American Dental Association, spoke to Forbes about the effectiveness of water flossers for maintaining oral hygiene.

Nathan S. Hall, DO, a 2010 graduate of KCU’s College of Osteopathic Medicine and vice-chair of the Board of Trustees, is making a profound impact on pediatric care in Wichita.

Nicole Fremarek, DO, MBA, a faculty member at Kansas City University, has joined Sano Specialty Care. Fremarek combines her clinical expertise with a deep dedication to mentorship, fostering the integration of academic excellence and hands-on practice.

KCU College of Osteopathic Medicine student doctors are now training with advanced medical equipment that leverages the power of AI to transform both medical education and the patient experience.

Bridging the gap between care and creations. This simple yet powerful mission statement guides a group of students at Kansas City University who have turned their passion for knitting and crocheting into a force for good.

For Shazreh Bukhari, the decision to pursue medicine was deeply personal. Born and raised in Pakistan, she spent years struggling with undiagnosed endometriosis, enduring pain that was often dismissed as “just part of life.” But when she moved to Canada at 17, everything changed.