KCU News
Telemedicine Is On the Brink of Becoming "As Common As The Telephone" Predicts MAOPS President
The future of telemedicine is rapidly changing, according to David Tannehill, DO, and president of Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (MAOPS).
Help KCU Students and Local Kids with a NAP Credit Donation by December 31
If you own a business that is based in Missouri or you generate income from certain Missouri-based activities, you have a chance to help KCU’s Score 1 for Health program and save on taxes at the same time through KCU’s NAP credit program.
Dr. Laura M. Rosch Named Campus Dean for KCU-Joplin College of Osteopathic Medicine
“I am so proud to be joining the KCU-Joplin team," said Rosch. “This is a fantastic opportunity to serve the community by educating the next generation of physicians for Joplin and the region. The entire community supports this effort; Joplin truly is unique and special.”
From Death's Door to DO: The Amazing Story of a KCU Alum
When 21-year-old Miguel Hernandez woke up in the hospital after 30 days on life support and facing a life-threatening condition, he had no idea the kindness of one doctor would change his life forever.
Student Researcher Will Present At National Conference
KCU Military Students Salute Veterans
Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences is proud to be one of only three medical schools in the nation to offer a specific track of military medicine to students enlisted in the armed forces and the National Guard.
Our Leaders Must Choose Love Over Hate
November 2018: From the Desk of the President
In this month's newsletter, Dr. Hahn shares recent KCU successes including workplace, research, alumni and campus awards.
KCU Student Honors 9-11 Victims Step-By-Step
KCU student helps families of those who made the ultimate sacrifice on Sept. 11.
Q&A: Student Researcher Reacts to Work Being Published
KCU Recognized For Emphasis on Employee Health and Wellness
