KCU News
Mastering sleep quality: Expert insights from KCU alumna Dr. Talene Churukian
In our fast-paced world, the pursuit of success often comes at the cost of good sleep. But what if improving your sleep quality could be the key to unlocking greater productivity and well-being? Kansas City University (KCU) distinguished alumna, Talene Churukian, DO (COM 2004), a renowned expert in sleep science, shares her invaluable insights in this comprehensive guide.
Dental tricks to enjoying Halloween treats
KCU's Dr. Niessen shares her top dental tips for enjoying Halloween treats without the tricks on your teeth! Learn how to indulge in your favorite sweets while keeping your smile healthy.
KCU offers new AI point-of-care ultrasound training
KCU has become the first U.S. medical school to debut a hands-on point-of-care ultrasound elective, using cutting-edge Butterfly ScanLab™ technology. This groundbreaking approach ensures students master ultrasound scanning proficiency, preparing them to enter residency ready to perform high-quality, real-time diagnostics.
Tips to avoid gluteal amnesia
Supporting mental health at Kansas City University: A holistic approach
At Kansas City University (KCU), student wellness is a top priority, and the University has implemented a range of services to ensure that students have the mental health support they need to thrive. From the moment students step on campus, they are welcomed into a community that not only challenges them academically but also provides essential resources to help them navigate the pressures of higher education.
Kansas City University sets new standard in point-of-care ultrasound education with AI-guided training curriculum
KCU incorporates Butterfly Network’s AI-guided ScanLab™ education application into its curriculum to empower dedicated, hands-on ultrasound training.
Virtual reality simulators: Cutting-edge technologies at Kansas City University College of Dental Medicine
Kansas City University’s College of Dental Medicine boasts four virtual reality (VR) simulators, the most advanced in dental simulation, that are incorporated into the dental curriculum. Using VR simulators, students can build confidence practicing clinical skills in a learning environment prior to caring for patients in a real-world setting. The technology allows the aspiring dentists to perform multiple repetitions to improve their skills prior to providing patient care.
KCU alumnus recognized as one of five key figures in the history of osteopathic medicine
KCU alumnus Forrest “Phog” Allen, DO (COM 1909), is not only a basketball coaching legend, but also a pioneer in sports medicine and sports psychiatry.
Essential screening tips for breast cancer
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, making regular screenings vital. Dr. Nicole Fremarek from KCU shares current best practices to empower individuals in their health journey.
Score 1 for Health kicks off with a win for community wellness
Medical and dental students at KCU stepped out of the classroom and into hands-on learning, welcoming hundreds of elementary school students to campus for free health screenings marking the official launch of Score 1 for Health for the 2024-25 academic year.
Ingram's Magazine recognizes Marc B. Hahn’s impact on Missouri
Marc B. Hahn, DO, president and CEO of Kansas City University (KCU), has been recognized as one of Ingram's exclusive list of ‘50 Missourians You Should Know.’ Hahn’s visionary leadership has positioned KCU as a leading institution in medical and health sciences education and innovation.
Study conducted by KCU researchers publishes in Scientific Reports
A team of KCU researchers, including Professor of Biosciences Abdulbaki Agbas, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher Purva Sethi, PhD, and Research Scientist Edina Kosa, MSc, explored TDP-43's potential as a blood-based biomarker for detecting disease and examined its presence and possible functions inside platelets.