KCU in the News
Dr. Jacqueline M. Miller receives Award of Merit for her leadership and outstanding service to the community
Jacqueline M. Miller, DDS, adjunct assistant professor of dental at Kansas City University College of Dental Medicine, received the Greater St. Louis Dental Society’s Award of Merit at the Society’s Annual Installation of Officers and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at Piazza Messina, in Cottleville, Missouri.
KCU dental students serve on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
KCU dental students spent time serving others at The Minnie Hackney Community Service Center on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Alcohol and cancer risk
The U.S. Surgeon General recently issued an advisory emphasizing the link between alcohol and increased cancer risk.
Dr. Sarah Getch on seasonal affective disorder: simple ways to boost your mood
As the days grow longer, many still feel the effects of winter-related depression. KCU’s Dr. Sarah Getch breaks down how seasonal affective disorder can impact your mood, energy and relationships.
Student Doctor Mahan Hadjian co-authors immune system research in The EMBO Journal
In a major breakthrough published in The EMBO Journal, Student Doctor Mahan Hadjian, along with his co-authors, have identified a key protein that plays a pivotal role in regulating immune responses.
Dr. Erinne Kennedy reveals why you might have a salty taste in your mouth
Erinne Kennedy, DMD, assistant dean of curriculum and integrated learning at KCU’s College of Dental Medicine, sheds light on the dental issues that might cause a salty taste in your mouth.
KCU medical students urge expansion of support systems for first-gen learners in The DO blog
KCU students highlight the challenges faced by first-generation medical students in a compelling blog they authored for The DO. From navigating complex academic landscapes to overcoming systemic barriers, their article emphasizes the need for more research and targeted support.
Oral health tips for holiday travelers
The holidays are packed with travel, family gatherings and festive treats, making it easy to overlook oral health. With a little planning, travelers can maintain their smiles while enjoying the season. KCU’s Dr. Erinne Kennedy shares more.
KCU’s global health outreach makes an impact serving in Kenya
Students and faculty serving with KCU’s global health outreach traveled to Kenya, bringing care to underserved communities while gaining invaluable experience. Dr. Ken Stewart shares more about their impactful work.
New AI technology prepares KCU medical students for success
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.
The link between screen time and nearsightedness in children
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.
What are Guardian Caps and how are they used?
In contact sports like football, safety is crucial. KCU's Dr. Nicole Fremarek dives into the impact of the Guardian Cap, a new innovation designed to reduce concussion risk among players.