KCU in the News
How your relationships impact your heart health
Emotions like love, stress and connection don’t just affect how we feel, they can also impact our heart.
KCU-Joplin partners with Mercy to expand care beyond the exam room
Through the Center for Population Health and Equity and a pilot partnership with Mercy Hospital, KCU medical and dental students are helping bridge the gap between where care is delivered and how patients are truly doing beyond the clinical setting.
A decade of impact at KCU-Joplin
KCU-Joplin celebrates a decade of growth, innovation and community impact.
Building mental resilience through small, everyday habits
In honor of Mental Wellness Month, Dr. Sarah Getch shares how simple practices like mindful breathing, gratitude, movement, sleep and social connection can strengthen mental well-being over time.
Protect your brain and lower Parkinson’s risk
Dr. Ken Stewart shares practical ways to reduce your risk of Parkinson’s disease through diet, exercise and healthy daily habits.
KCU-Joplin welcomes first class of anesthesiologist assistant students
KCU-Joplin has officially launched its Master of Health Science in Anesthesiologist Assistant program, welcoming its inaugural cohort and marking an exciting new chapter in health care education.
Nutrition myths, busted: What really matters for a healthier diet
Many people reset their health goals at the start of the year, but some food choices are still guided by outdated advice.
KCU expert shares winter heart health tips
Heart disease remains a leading cause of death for both men and women, yet many underestimate their risk.
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.