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Lung cancer screening with low-dose CT

Yearly lung cancer screening with low-dose CT, or LDCT, has been shown to save lives by finding cancer early, when it is easier to treat. If you are age 50 to 80 and have smoked an average of 1 pack a day for 20 years, ask your doctor about LDCT. This includes people who still smoke or have quit within the past 15 years.

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An annual flu shot reduces your risk of contracting influenza and helps decrease the severity of illness should you become sick with the flu. To schedule a flu shot, reach out to your primary care provider’s office by phone or MyChart messaging.

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Care on your time

When an injury or illness needs attention right away, we have the care you need without an appointment. Visit an urgent care location close to you.

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Patients and nonpatients can have their prescriptions filled at one of our pharmacies. Choose a location close to you or use free home delivery. Our pharmacists will help get your medications transferred – just give them a call or send an email.

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Top Doctors Recognized by Ingram's

Ingram’s magazine published its annual Top Doctors issue this month. Every year, the magazine recognizes the best doctors in the region. In 2024, The University of Kansas Health System is honored to have 3 doctors on the list.

Thanksgiving Holiday Hours

In recognition of the upcoming Thanksgiving Day holiday, some of The University of Kansas Health System’s offices will have modified hours on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29.

Hurricane Damage Causes National Medical-Grade Fluid Shortage

In late September 2024, Hurricane Helene severely damaged a medical-grade fluid manufacturing plant which supplies 60% of the medical-grade fluids used nationwide.

Learn to Exercise With Our Help

Movement can be medicine, says Steve Stites, MD, chief medical officer of The University of Kansas Health System. But what kind of movement is he talking about? There’s physical activity, which is any kind of movement your body engages in thr...

Breast Density’s Relationship to Cancer

Dense breast tissue makes cancer more difficult to identify on a mammogram and is also an independent risk factor for breast cancer.

Turning Point Participant Gives Back

Patient finds solace in Turning Point after battle with leukemia.

8 Food Allergy Questions Answered

Health system allergist Marissa Love, MD, answers some of the most common questions about food allergies and sensitivities.

Choose Your Health Insurance

Now is the time that most health insurance plans offer open enrollment for healthcare coverage in the next calendar year. It’s important to understand whether the providers you see or want to see are in network.

Antibiotic Resistance: Your Guide to Understanding Superbugs

Some infections have bacteria with superhero-like powers. These bacteria are called superbugs, and they’re a growing health concern.

Sprinter Learns Value of Taking it Slow

Carson Miller has mastered going extremely fast for short distances, but when he had 2 significant injuries in the same year, he learned the importance of patience and perseverance.

Spinal Cord Stimulator Changes Life

“Since I had the implant, I feel great,” Kat says. “I’ve been able to complete medical school and do everything I want to in life, and that’s something that hadn’t been possible before I got the implant.”

Supportive Care Team Fuels Bariatric Surgery Success

Jennifer has lost over 200 pounds after her surgery in June 2022. In turn, her physical health has improved dramatically. “I no longer have leg cramps or back spasms. I’m able to walk as much as I want to.”