KCU News

KCU alumnus Joseph Albano, DO (COM 2015), is paving the way for more effective and less invasive care with his expertise in spine surgery.

“There are many days when I'm sitting in a room listening to somebody who is pouring their heart out to me, and I know I'm in the right place… and I'm doing what I was meant to do,” said Kansas City University (KCU) alumna Lois Narr, DO, COM 1990).

Dr. Juhasz is grateful to KCU because the education he received allowed him to become an osteopathic physician. Not only was he able to provide a good life for his wife and family, he is now able to give back.

Frances Haas, DO (COM 1995), believes that “to whom much has been given, much is required” – and she believes that she has been given a lot.

Kansas City University (KCU) has partnered with Care Beyond the Boulevard, a nonprofit dedicated to providing health care for underserved Kansas City communities, to offer its clinical psychology (PsyD) students hands-on training under the guidance of KCU alumnus Tyler Staples, PsyD.

KCU is leading the charge with advanced point-of-care ultrasound training powered by AI. This innovative program provides students with hands-on experience, giving them a competitive edge when applying for residencies.

Many of today’s pharmaceutical drugs are derived from plant compounds, including some of the most common medications in the U.S. At KCU, a new medicinal garden on the Kansas City campus is inspiring students to explore the connection between plants and medicine.

At the 2024 KC One Health Day, Jessica Bennett, a third-year student at Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine unveiled compelling new research on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Her findings offer hope in the fight against this challenging disease, which predominantly impacts young boys, marking a potential turning point in treatment strategies.

On this Veterans Day, I invite you to join me in reflecting upon the extraordinary number of women and men who, throughout history, have selflessly dedicated themselves to protecting our country through their service in the United States Armed Forces.

Nearsightedness in children has increased at an alarming rate over the past 30 years. According to recent studies, excessive screen time may be the culprit. KCU’s Dr. Ken Stewart shares more.

Rockhurst University and Kansas City University announced a new agreement that will provide high school graduates an accelerated pathway to earn a medical degree in just seven years. This collaboration marks a significant step toward enhancing access to medical education in the Kansas City region.

This episode brings mentoring into focus from both sides of the experience—the student and the seasoned physician.