Faculty
BioNexus KC: KCU Professor’s Research Focuses on Aging and Cancer for Boomer Generation
By 2030 the baby boomer generation will all be of retirement age, expanding the size of the older population to one of every five people in our country. Dr. Ehab Sarsour, has accepted the challenge of this staggering demographic change. His research focuses on the role of aging on cancer behavior, progression and its response to therapy.
Center for Medical Education Innovation Redefines Learning
KCU Announces Key Faculty Promotions
Dr. John Paulson named AACOM Osteopathic Health Policy Fellow
Professor Embarks On New Degree, Presents KCU Research At Johns Hopkins University
ACOFP Names W. Joshua Cox, DO, FACOFP, 2019 Educator of the Year
KCU-Joplin Gives Back With Community Health Screening
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).
Douglas Bittel, PhD, Joins KCU
There’s More to Medicine Than Cures: A Look at Palliative Care
A Connection to David Koresh
How ADHD Made Me A Better Physician and Teacher
“I have ADHD. Can I become a doctor?” Yes. Despite the stigma that still surrounds Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and other learning difficulties, those with such afflictions can become highly competent and successful physicians.