KCU in the News
KCU is helping close the dental and health care shortage gap
Marc B. Hahn, DO, President and CEO of Kansas City University, highlights the efforts of KCU to expand the physician and dental workforce, particularly in primary care and rural areas.
KCU students serve as health advocates to help refugees navigate health care access
Through the Refugee Health Navigator Program, Kansas City University students learn whole-person care by walking alongside refugee families as they navigate the U.S. health care system.
How to handle common dental emergencies
Whether it’s a sudden toothache or a winter sports mishap, Dr. Erinne Kennedy shares practical, easy-to-follow tips for recognizing and responding to dental emergencies.
Simple gratitude habits can improve mood, sleep and well-being
Dr. Sarah Getch explains that gratitude is more than a mood booster, it's also good your health.
Protect your oral health this cold & flu season
Dr. Erinne Kennedy shares essential tips to keep your oral health on track during cold and flu season.
KCU faculty member named top doctor
Bryan G. Beutel, MD, FAAOS, assistant professor of Primary Care at Kansas City University, has been named one of the region’s Top Doctors by Ingram’s for his excellence in patient care, teaching and research.
Safety tips for the holiday season
From recognizing the signs of drink-spiking with drugs to using apps like What3Words for sharing your precise location, Dr. Ken Stewart highlights practical steps to keep yourself safe while enjoying the season.
Tips for managing Seasonal Affective Disorder
As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, many people notice changes in mood and energy levels, a type of depression triggered by reduced sunlight known as Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Oral Health Center at KCU-Joplin makes dental care affordable
The Oral Health Center at KCU-Joplin is dedicated to making dental care accessible to everyone, regardless of insurance status.
How to stay safe and have fun on Halloween
From making sure costumes fit properly and are easy to see in the dark, to supervising pumpkin carving and setting candy limits, Dr. Nicole Fremarek shares advice to help keep the focus on fun, not a trip to the ER.
Why AI can’t replace human connection in mental health care
As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into daily life, many people are turning to digital tools for emotional support.
Kids gain vision and confidence through Score 1 for Health
KCU students gained hands-on experience alongside optometrists, while hundreds of kids picked out frames and left feeling confident, excited and ready to learn.